[Atlanta Man]

(05-10-2015 01:53 PM)iknowexactly Wrote:  

(05-10-2015 12:06 AM)Atlanta Man Wrote:  

The heroic officer who killed these two shitheads had a 45 cal glock. The shithead extremists had AK 47's Full body armor with Iron chest plates( chest plates are resistant to High Powered rifles like AK/M4) he only fired 3 shots and all were head shots. That off duty officer is a beast mode, deadeye, grade A firearms master!

To this unnamed marksman of exceptional skill, I am just in awe.

America, Fuck Yeah!

Shit yeah, I'm happy even though I'm a pinko liberal we have badass gun experts to weed out barbarian hordes. I think everyone should have freedom of SPEECH not freedom to fucking shoot each other for no reason like those two dead assholes tried.

Out of curiosity, I wonder if you had a vest with an iron chest plate and took a direct hit from a .45 in the chest plate, would most people still be up for running around and shooting more victims?

Zel linked a video, but I will type you a quick response in addition. A level 4 soft armor vest with no chest plate inserted can take multiple shots in succession from a 45 cal. The chest plate is usually reserved for combat where M4/AK47 are common. The average policeman day to day wears soft armor without a plate, most soldiers wear straight up plate carriers with double plates if they are going into the shit. Dragon Skin is the only soft armor that ,without a plate, literally has bullets bounce off of it. Dragon Skin was prone to failure if exposed to hot weather for too long so the military did not adopt it. The vest I own is level 4 with carbon fiber plates. A 50 cal defeats everything, and a FN 5.7 with armor piercing bullets is the only practical handgun on the market that also cuts right through soft armor front and back. I carry an FN sometimes(with hollow points, I keep the armor piercing ammo in my home magazine ) so does the Secret Service.

Also even with just a soft level 4 and no plate you would not even feel the 45 cal forcefully, it feels like getting poked by an infant.