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CRjackson37 wrote:Really good collection, I appreciate the multiple photos of the body armor vest. Are the panels fairly pliable?
The soft kevlar inserts are fairly pliable as can be seen in the curvature of the shoulder pieces.
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The soft kevlar inserts are fairly pliable as can be seen in the curvature of the shoulder pieces.
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Keeker- Corporal
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This was supposed to be with the camo face paint tubes
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Keeker wrote:CRjackson37 wrote:Really good collection, I appreciate the multiple photos of the body armor vest. Are the panels fairly pliable?
The soft kevlar inserts are fairly pliable as can be seen in the curvature of the shoulder pieces.
I figured it might be, looks similar in style to the German armor and they are very pliable.
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Keeker- Corporal
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CRjackson37 wrote:
I figured it might be, looks similar in style to the German armor and they are very pliable.
Having both I can say they are damn near identical. The Danish also has plates and the kevlar might be a hair stiffer but otherwise essentially the same.
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Always nice to see Danish stuff on display!
Looking at the info I have, the original vest is m/96 and was soft inserts only. This was back in the days when body armor was pretty rare for most NATO countries and was almost always fragmentation vs. ballistic type.
The m/00 introduced optional ceramic plate inserts. The vest appears to be largely the same, but with two mag pouches on the front and no webbing along the bottom.
The m/12 is Multicam and a modern carrier design.
Steve
Looking at the info I have, the original vest is m/96 and was soft inserts only. This was back in the days when body armor was pretty rare for most NATO countries and was almost always fragmentation vs. ballistic type.
The m/00 introduced optional ceramic plate inserts. The vest appears to be largely the same, but with two mag pouches on the front and no webbing along the bottom.
The m/12 is Multicam and a modern carrier design.
Steve
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Keeker- Corporal
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CollectinSteve wrote:Always nice to see Danish stuff on display!
Looking at the info I have, the original vest is m/96 and was soft inserts only. This was back in the days when body armor was pretty rare for most NATO countries and was almost always fragmentation vs. ballistic type.
The m/00 introduced optional ceramic plate inserts. The vest appears to be largely the same, but with two mag pouches on the front and no webbing along the bottom.
The m/12 is Multicam and a modern carrier design.
Steve
Thanks for all the good info Steve. I appreciate it.
Keeker- Corporal
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