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Note:
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III Rifle Plates can often be exported without an export permit.
(Export of Level IV Rifle Plates from the U.S. usually requires an export permit.) |
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Independent Lab Tested, Stand-Alone, to Stop Multiple Hits of:
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Important Safety Note (A safety warning most Polyethylene vendors neglect to mention...) You should know that the ballistic performance of all Polyethylene may be adversely affected, or permanently reduced, by prolonged exposure to ambient temperatures below ~ MINUS 15°F ( - 26 °Celsius) and over 150 °F (65 ° Celsius). Polyethylene plates must never be exposed to open flame, excessive direct sunlight, UV exposure or any hot surface. Heat damage to the external surface (e.g., melting) is a visual clue that the plate may have been exposed to elevated temperatures. If damage is found, replace the plate. So, don't take any chances by leaving your Rifle Plates in extremely cold or hot environments, OR letting them "cook" in the sun, for example:
If it's too hot for your body, DON'T LEAVE YOUR RIFLE PLATES THERE! |
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