IluvJae

http://www.mychildspack.com/

http://www.thebostonchannel.com/news...78/detail.html

Now i wonder how is this legal. I know in PA i'm not sure in other places but it's illegal to have a bullet proof vest. So what's to stop me from buying 2 of these and flattening them out and making them into a vest.

Edit: Picture of Will shooting a bag

k3ifers

saw it over the weekend, i guess it isnt that bad of an idea, but yeh, i dont know about the whole legal thing.

e3NiNe

I'm guessing the kevlar is kept in some sort of a back pad. Kevlar is weakened when watered, so it has to be a water proof bag.


are there water proof, breathable, materials?


I'm just wondering how freaking hot this bag would get when put on. h:

shirley

i would have to assume its not near the level of kevlar that would be found in a soft body vest.

90% of those vests are quite heavy for a child. im guessing its a light amount and they are counting on the books and papers in the bag to make up for the reduced thickness

edit:

this "ballistic panel" weighs in at 20oz comparable to the 10lbs for a panel from a vest ... they claim its passed level II testing but i find it hard to believe that it would be all that effective for anything more than a single shot.

JGordon

Are you sure it's illegal to have a bullet-proof vest in PA? I thought only felons were prevented from having bullet-proof vests, as the rest of us have a right to protect ourselves. I know in CO it's legal.

e3NiNe

damn.


and I wanted to shoot kids after work today too. : T

Derek

so it's meant for kids who run away?

M@rshy

I wonder if its stab proof.. If it is they should give it to all Jr. High girls who stab each other in the back..







Okay, bad pun.

Derek

is your's on pre-order? :fawk:

IluvJae

Some states are considering new legislation to prohibit or restrict sales of Body Armor to civilians, e.g., New York. If you are in a state that passes such a law, you would be well advised to make your Body Armor purchase now before it becomes much more expensive and inconvenient, if not prohibited altogether.

I believe PA is one of those places as well.