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If I have to leave the house wearing armor, either property values have really dropped in my neighborhood or something's gone seriously wrong with my OPLAN.Dabu wrote: One of the worst days you could have is to be hit with a little piece of metal flying though the air faster than the speed of sound.
What's everyone's opinion on wearing armor?
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Sisco, you clearly GET IT!Siscowet wrote: Most of them ignore the fact that if you stick your nose into a comparably armed and equipped foe consistently, you will eventually get the short end of the stick. It is simple odds. True survival would be avoiding a fight or injury at all costs, and you can run faster w/o armor. In a survival situation, without modern medical help, even a moderate injury is life threatening and to be avoided at all costs. You are right on this one Cowboy. Many of those guys are off the deep end.
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Dabu wrote: hahaha :laugh: Thanks for your opinion everyone.
I wore armor on my terrorist hunting vacations a couple years ago. I wore the MTV(I forget what it stands for) which was a full body armor vest that came with the funny looking "family jewels" kevlar protector and it made me look like a turtle. I also was issued the SPC which was a plate carrier. Less protective, but it made moving around easier just because it didn't have as much kevlar on it.
So I've heard that if you get hit in the plates, the plate shatters and it feels like you get kicked by king Leonidas from that 300 movie. My friend said that when he got hit by AK fire, it knocked him over, cracked a few ribs, knocked the wind out of him and it bruised up pretty bad.
And after being out of it for a while I kind of miss having a nice set. I got the best weapon, so why not have a nice set of armor?
I really hope I never have to get in another firefight, but if I do, I'd wear armor. I know it’s heavy and it’ll slow you down. But after a few 10 mile runs with armor and gas masks on and motivated Sgt Maj Schmuckatelli screaming the whole time…. The weight kind of doesn’t feel that heavy.
As for the survivalist thing, out in the woods and stuff, I don't think armor would be necessary at all. It would be kind of silly. Unless people are shooting at you.
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LebbenB wrote:
If I have to leave the house wearing armor, either property values have really dropped in my neighborhood or something's gone seriously wrong with my OPLAN.Dabu wrote: One of the worst days you could have is to be hit with a little piece of metal flying though the air faster than the speed of sound.
What's everyone's opinion on wearing armor?
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