Man.... I only use the receiver on most of my 10/22's. I swap out everything!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Surprisingly I don't have a TD, I'm in the market now that Gemtec is offering a integral barrel for the TD....
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Man.... I only use the receiver on most of my 10/22's. I swap out everything!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Surprisingly I don't have a TD, I'm in the market now that Gemtec is offering a integral barrel for the TD....
What all you swapping? Stocks & sites?
What else comes off?
Hammer, sear, disconnector, trigger blade, barrel, safety lever, stock, bolt, charging handle.... Then there are the accessories risers, scope rings, glass... I have about 1k in one of my precision 10/22....
$250 good for level 4 plates?
It depends on a few factors, weight, size, and cut.
"set 10x12 level 4 multi-curve multi hit ceramic plates"
I'ma ask if he got any soft inserts left
$250. for the set is a great price, even for sapi cut. Word of advice, ceramic plates are fragile. When I purchased mine, I had a friend x-ray them for fractures right out the box. IMHO it's cheap insurance....
I thought they were all ceramic. What's the alternative?
Damn, I done already commuted to buy, now you got me questioning the purchase
Mine are ceramic, but they can be damaged (cracked) by drops (reportedly). I have AR500 plates too.... If you don't mind me asking, who is the manufacture of the plates you are looking to purchase?
"Global armour
the plates are the thinner/lighter version of the old school esapi plates"
That's what his reply
I really could use 2 sets of AR5000 plates . Any help with where to get a discount would be appreciated
I been meaning to get one. There are a lot out there for under $40Anybody cop a riot mask?
MSA 813859 Advantage 1000 Riot Control Gas Mask
https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_fr....A0.H0.Xgas+m.TRS0&_nkw=gas+mask&_sacat=13956
AR500 is a type of hardened steel, the AR is for "Abrasion Resistant" the 500 is for the (BHN) Brinell hardness number.
However "AR500 Armor" is a manufacture of plates
I just received an e-alert from Spartan about their sale on Ar500 sets and such.......
https://www.spartanarmorsystems.com/
props !
So Level IV ceramic is better than Level III & III+ AR500 steel core?
I just looked at the link..
Those are has masks, & the one I posted is a riot mask designed to be used while operating a weapon so it has a better field of view and the canister can switch sides as needed
Level IV is superior to level III, in terms of protection factor.
If you are talking comparing level IV ceramic to level IV AR500.
My answer is, I don't know.
I could never find unequivocal evidence for one over the other, when comparing level IV ceramics to level IV AR's.
My deciding factor was weight, when considering this ceramics are far superior for my applications.
**** The info below is taken from a website that I used, when I was researching plates and protection factors.
- Level IIIa (3a) will stop traditional pistol rounds and is rated to stop a 357magnum. I say traditional because there are rifle cartridges that can be fired from pistols. Level IIIa will stop 9mm, 40cal, 45cal, etc. Our Level IIIa will also stop knives (both slashing and jabbing). It's very lightweight (~1lbs/square foot) and flexible.
- Level III (3) is rated to stop six .308 rifle bullets. However not all level III armor is created equally. Some plates, like "pure poly" UHDPE are very lightweight and pass the NIJ's test for level III, but will not stop .556 rounds. This includes full metal jacket (FMJ), hollow point (HP), etc. Level III will not stop a direct hit from an 30 caliber Armor Piercing (AP) bullet. Sometimes level III that can stop the additional rounds is refered to as level III+, but that is not an official NIJ rating.
- Level IV (4) is the highest rating of personal body armor. Level IV will stop pistol rounds and rifle rounds, including a direct shot from a 30 caliber AP bullet. This bullet is the same size that is fired from a 30-06. NIJ only requires one test shot per plate with an Armor Piercing (AP) round.
First, thanks for posting this info.
This is confusing tho.
I'll just go with level IV.
This is confusing tho.
I'll just go with level IV.
You can get one NIB for about $100. more.......
What kind of mount?
Are you certain it's not a Chinese clone?
I like to save money
Branded, serialed, looks legit
Mount doesn't say, I'll take it off later.
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I like to save money
Branded, serialed, looks legit
Mount doesn't say, I'll take it off later.
Nothing wrong with that. If you have the serial number, you can check it @ Aimpoint to assure that it's authentic....
https://us.aimpoint.com/support/counterfeitcopies/?L=0
What are you in the market for?
Handgun. Preferably small concealable. Already own a 9mm.
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