Welcome to BulletSafe the affordable body armor…

Who needs a bulletproof vest that is affordable? Those that must come out of pocket to purchase their own gear for work meaning Security Guards. Designed to stop virtually all handgun rounds, including a .44 magnum, the BulletSafe Bulletproof Vest offers wraparound Level IIIA protection for just $299.00 MSRP. Comparable vests sell for two to three times the price. The BulletSafe designed vest is for security guards, but with a lower price and higher quality than other manufacturers.

The BulletSafe vest is comfortable and secure, with two armor pockets for armor plate upgrades. Large Velcro areas ensure the vest fits everyone. The BulletSafe vest comes in 6 sizes for immediate delivery. BulletSafe also manufactures ballistic plates at great prices. These BulletSafe vests are safe, meeting test standards, all at a great price.

 

Body Armor Standards

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The National Institute of Justice (NIJ) rates body armor based on its ability to stop bullets. All bullets fired from all guns are not created equal nor do they perform the same way. Some bullets are designed to provide maximum expansion, while others are intended for deep penetration. In either case, velocity is a key element in determining expansion and penetration. What the NIJ has done is establish body armor threat levels by subjecting the armor to various projectiles.

The NIJ Standard on the Ballistic Resistance of Body Armor (NIJ Standard-0101.06) is an 89-page document that sets forth body armor testing protocol. More importantly, it establishes protection levels so consumers can determine the threat level they need or desire. There are four threat levels established by the NIJ. Threat Level 2A offers the least protection and Threat Level 4 the most. These levels also represent wearer comfort; Threat Level 4 is the least comfortable to wear and Threat Level 2A the most.

Level IIIA Vests and Ballistic Plates at Unbeatable Prices!

The ballistics table above shows the various loads that body armor must be capable of stopping to achieve a certain rating. What might surprise you is the bullets used in these tests are, in most cases, non-expanding full metal jacket bullets. While the most terminally destructive bullets are of the hollow point design, they are also the easiest bullets for body armor to stop. For soft body armor, the hardest bullet to stop is one of a small diameter going fast and will not deform on impact.

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