For those that are in the market for some armor, we’re putting out a different deal every week in November til Black Friday.
This week, we’ve got a 20% discount on our SRT plates and SRT kit bundles.
Use the code EARLYBLACKFRIDAY for the discount.
We currently have Medium and Large SAPI available and just added a shooter’s cut medium. The shooter’s cut is 2.3lbs.
People have been asking for a shooter’s cut version of the SRT plate. We have listened.
2.3 lbs.
Should be available this weekend - maybe even today.
Many people don't realize that body armor is a part of the second amendment. Great to get a win.
FPC WIN: A federal judge has struck down New York's "first-of-its-kind" body armor ban, saying it violates the Second Amendment. firearmspolicy.org/heeter
Every Väkärián purchase includes a promo code for RMA 1165 plates.
Not only do I bring amazing kit at an amazing price, but you also save an extra hundred dollars on a pair of 1165 plates that fit perfectly with the Väkärián.
Note: I do not make *any* MØNÏÈ on this. This is simply to bring more value.
Frank is back with a new armor request. We may need to collab with a few other companies to make his dream a reality.
Any suggestions?
We may have a solution for this...
youtu.be/9yB8UAzDo7w
Just picked up a new review on our 1165s. Had to zoom in to see it closer. This dude is a 🐐🐐🐐
@Rebels_Raiders
Well, crap....back to the drawing board for me.
RMA Defense retweeted
If they don't show you making it themselves in America. Don't buy it.
Demand American Made.
For you millennials, I think I can hear the All American Rejects playing in on the factory speakers, which could not be drowned out by the machinery.
Dirty Little Secret may have serenaded your plates when they were getting made 💀💀
RMA Defense retweeted
If you already grabbed the plate carrier, don’t order plates yet.
I’ve got a promo code launching for the RMA 1165. Just hold tight and watch for the email this weekend.
One of the most popular questions we get is about how to choose the armor you should purchase.
While it can be complicated, we always suggest you start in one place: ballistics.
What rounds do you want your armor to defeat? Make that determination based on where you live, where you work, use case, etc. Only after that should you determine the price and weight of armor, you’re looking for.
Pew Pew video on our 1155 Gen 2
































