Dragon Skin® SOV-2000™ Shoot Test #1

I served in Iraq, I have weapons training and I know you know nothing about ballistics, please stop embarassing yourself.

I stood corrected, I do know about weapons and ammo, and if you were in the US Army YOU DONT KNOW DICK, Sorry to say, the reason for this comment, the US Army does not train soldiers properly, Fuck the Canadian Army is as good as the US MARINES, just because we have 2/3rds more requirements and training. Its annoying me how the US Army gives EXTREME BASIC Training, therefore A LOT OF THE US ARMYS SOLDIERS DIE NEEDLESSLY DUE TO LACK OF TRAINING.

Actually ceramic armors are sintered at high temperatures with a small percent metallic binder, theres no resin in an armor plate unless its part of a composite like for vehicle armor where its bonded to the front of a piece of RHA.

I heard that they are not using this armor becuase it melts in tempertures past 100*F

Not a chance. That is a ridiculously low melting point.

Did you also hear the army is still using the AR-15 because it's the best?

One word: contractors. 100F is nothing compared to the heat during an impact.

Everyone, stop going DUMB FUCK, 5.7x28 is more or less a shortened .223 (5.56x45) with MUCH less powder, it pierces better than other PISTOL rounds but in no way will it pierce better than any intermediate (7.62x39, 5.56x45) or full powered rifle round (7.62x51, 7.62x54). If you've seen a P90 or Five Seven going through armor, it is NOT Dragon Skin, it's one of the other rigid plate armors.

why may I ask did you quote me when I was the one who basically said the same thing you did? it was the other guy who tried saying the 5.7X28 had more penetrating power than the 7.62X39. if you are going to call anyone a dumbfuck then direct it at the one(s) who make the dumb fuck comments.

No, I did not.

this guy aims low, watch your nuts.