Body Armor: AR Freeman™ Save the Republic Package $159.00

[Sanders]

Not associated in any way with these guys, but this is a good price for a whole package.

Not everyone wants, needs, or can use a large plate carrier. If size is an important criteria in your armor selection, look no further than the AR Freeman™ plate carrier.

Small Footprint. Effective Coverage.

Compact enough to fit under your vehicle seat or daypack, the Freeman covers your most vital organs without weighing you down in an oversized carrier or restricting your mobility.

The proprietary 9”x9” octagonal Level III steel plates* are lightweight and the carrier is laser cut from laminated Cordura® nylon, and is large enough to accommodate up to 3 magazine pouches via the laser-cut PALS channels. Hypalon® shoulder straps allow for near unobstructed movement and ability to shoulder a rifle.

The Freeman is sold as a complete package of carrier and two armor plates of our Level III flat plates with base coat of our proprietary FragLock™ coating. Plates can be upgraded to multi-curve and our build-up FragLock coating for a slight upcharge.

So whether it’s as a primary armor setup for a second member of the family or a second carrier for your vehicle or office, the Freeman offers great value for a modest price.

https://www.ar500armor.com/ar-freeman-q4.html

[Sanders]

Now it's called the "Black November" package for $99, minus the trauma pads.

You can add the pads, and it brings the cost back up to $159. Do you need the pads? Maybe if you get shot by a .30 cal or bigger. Couldn't really say for sure.

[4thIDvet]

https://www.ar500armor.com/level-3-p...te-bundle.html

Nice I like this one with a bit more lower coverage.
I just ordered a pistol pouch carrier from them they have some nice items for decent prices.

One holster, all pistols. Right- or left-handed. Horizontal or vertical. Belt or plate carrier mounted. Fits nearly all compact and full-size pistols on the market.

https://www.ar500armor.com/holster.html

[Sanders]

I should get some kind of pistol holster like that. In the Infantry, I never drew my pistol from the arms room, except for inspections. It was always just something else I didn't want to be in my way. So, I kind of got used to not having a pistol in my combat loadout. But I can see where it would be pretty useful to have one handy, now days as my CCW holsters just would not be very practical.

[4thIDvet]

Originally Posted by Sanders

I should get some kind of pistol holster like that. In the Infantry, I never drew my pistol from the arms room, except for inspections. It was always just something else I didn't want to be in my way. So, I kind of got used to not having a pistol in my combat loadout. But I can see where it would be pretty useful to have one handy, now days as my CCW holsters just would not be very practical.

I have a number of holsters but the dang thing is the warmer weather here it is tough to conceal. My small 9mm Kimber is no problem I have a soft cotton holster that fits under ones arm pit.
Hell yah almost forget it is their. For sure not a fast draw but better than nothing. I have had these fanny packs before and their quick and comfortable even for larger weapons.
Way things are heading I want a mid to full size for carry. I will leave the Kimber on the desk.

[gunkgy]

Just ordered plates from AR500. Down to a 4 week lead time, used to be 6-8 weeks. Also, not bad prices.