Point Blank Paca Tailored Armor Carrier - Navy - TCDM00BV0C NAV 2x LNG

Description

This carrier is designed to hold your armor panels while allowing you to wear the armor over your uniform shirt. You won't have to worry about sacrificing a professional appearance; this carrier blends effortlessly with your Class A or B uniform shirt. Polyester outer-shell outlasts many competitive models. Durable polyester outer-shell with soft polyester-cotton twill lining 5 x 8 trauma plate pockets are built into the front and back outer-shell Easy on/off design provides greater comfort during a long shift Side hook-and-loop panels. Military, government (DEA and FBI) and international testing requirements. With a state-of-the-art ballistic laboratory and cutting edge technology, Point Blank unswervingly exceeds National Institute of Justice (NIJ), U.S. You won't have to sacrifice cool comfort either; side hook-and-loop panels make it easy to open the vest when you need fresh airflow. Durable polyester outer-shell with soft polyester-cotton twill lining 5 x 8 trauma plate pockets are built into the front and back outer-shell Easy on/off design provides greater comfort during a long shift Side hook-and-loop panels Adjustable side straps Two.

Key Features

• Durable polyester outer-shell with soft polyester-cotton twill lining 5 x 8 trauma plate pockets are built into the front and back outer-shell Easy on/off design provides greater comfort during a long shift Side hook-and-loop panels.
• This carrier is designed to hold your armor panels while allowing you to wear the armor over your uniform shirt.
• You won't have to worry about sacrificing a professional appearance; this carrier blends effortlessly with your Class A or B uniform shirt.
• You won't have to sacrifice cool comfort either; side hook-and-loop panels make it easy to open the vest when you need fresh airflow.
• Polyester outer-shell outlasts many competitive models.
• With a state-of-the-art ballistic laboratory and cutting edge technology, Point Blank unswervingly exceeds National Institute of Justice (NIJ), U.S.