Help me finding a Bullet-proof jacket (Kevlar)

[Doooon]

Do you know where i can find a body-armour??
I need a bullet & Knifeproof jacket.
Thanks bros

 

[Raffaz]

where are you?

 

[Maxx Out]

Do you know where i can find a body-armour??
I need a bullet & Knifeproof jacket.
Thanks bros

Are you serious?

That shit is gov't issue! Good luck is all I can say.

Maxx >>>>>

 

[guards]

Re: Re: Help me finding a Bullet-proof jacket (Kevlar)

Are you serious?

That shit is gov't issue! Good luck is all I can say.

Maxx >>>>>

They are not government issue.....at least not here in Canada and most of the states that I have visited. You just have to know where to look.


Try contacting your local police department, they will be able to point you in the right direction.

Why would a bullet-proof jacket be illegal????

 

[Raffaz]

There not hard to get in UK either, and i know a few people who could lay their hands on them from the forces. Army surpluss shops might be to get them in aswell, not sure if you have them over there, but id be surprised if you havent.

 

[Minitor2]

Heres a suggestion

Go to www.galls.com or look in police and military suppliers web sites thats your best bet.

 

[Your_Moms_Kneepads]

Do you know where i can find a body-armour??
I need a bullet & Knifeproof jacket.
Thanks bros

Interesting question bro but this should be on the chat board.

 

[AAP]

Sounds like you need to get some new friends.

 

[supersizeme]

Try either K-Mart or perhaps 7-11 might be a good bet, but they sell out quickly there. I always hit up the Piggly Wiggly down the street when I'm running low on bullet broof jackets and hollow-points.

 

[manny78]

www.uscav.com or www.spylife.com

At least get a Level II or even better a level IIIA (shouldnt be a big difference in the price). Forget about kevlar, now they're using new stuff like Spectra/Goldplex. Be sure that you're jacket is "anti-stabbing", not everyone is like that. Local dealers usually sells crappy-over-priced leve IIA which suck. A IIIA will keep you away (usually) from magnum .357, .44, even 5.56 mm at long-range.