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Fact vs. Fiction Video Game Composite & Steel Body Armor

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October 6, 2020

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to get 10% off your entire order of steel core or ceramic plates for all first responders and military members.

From its early inception in the 1500s, body armor has come a long way. Today, the two main types are steel core and ceramic plates. To better help you choose which is best for you, we took some plates into the field and put them through the wringer.

Written by: Patrick Baker & Chris Cappy

Edited by: Rebecca Rosen

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