Ballistic Boot Protector

Ballistic Shin Protector

Ballistic Knee Protector

Ballistic Upper Leg Protector

Ballistic Groin Protector

Ballistic Hip/butt Protector

Ballistic Neck Protector

Number of pieces: 1

Armour material: soft - 14 thick or 34 thin layers of Kevlar

Pouch used: yes

Fastening mechanism: Fastened on frontal side on the low side of your throat, with 2; 2 cm nylon straps to inside of vest (depending on what type of vest you have, if you lack a neck protector integrated in your vest.

Size of armour fabric/material -W: 25 cm, H: 9 cm

Number of pieces: 1

Armour material: soft - 14 thick or 34 thin layers of Kevlar

Pouch used: yes

Fastening mechanism: Simply buy a Web-tex Hip Pad from f. example polimil.co.uk and cut it in two (splitting it on the mid section and removing one mini-buckle). Then sew it together on the far ends so that it becomes “butt shaped. Then cut out the fill material and replace with layers of ballistic Kevlar fabric, stitch up, dye black and fasten on your belt.Some sewing required.

Size of armour fabric/material -W: aprox 83 cm, H: 10-20 cm

Number of pieces: 1

Armour material: soft - 14 thick or 34 thin layers of Kevlar, can alsouseflexible ballistic composite panel

Pouch used: yes

Fastening mechanism: 2 straps (2 cm nylon straps) fastened in your belt. You should always sew on the straps on your pouch before inserting the soft armour.

Size of armour fabric/material -W: 31 cm, H: 24 cm

Number of pieces: 2

Armour material: hard – flexible ballistic composite panel

Pouch used: no

Fastening mechanism: fastened on top of Damascus FX-1, Flexforce anti-blunt-trauma suit, upper leg piece with hard plastic shell.

Size of armour fabric/material -W: 32 cm, H: 29 cm

Number of pieces: 2

Armour material: soft - 14 thick or 34 thin layers of Kevlar

Pouch used: yes

Fastening mechanism: fastened on top of Damascus FX-1, Flexforce anti-blunt-trauma suit, knee piece with hard plastic shell. Sew 2 straps (2 cm nylon straps with a fastening mechanism to the pouch, and apply/sew adhesive hook/loop on backside of pouch and the plastic knee cup it is applied on.

Size of armour fabric/material -W: 24 cm, H: 14 cm

Number of pieces: 2

Armour material: hard – flexible ballistic composite panel

Pouch used: no

Fastening mechanism: fastened on top of Damascus FX-1, Flexforce anti-blunt-trauma suit, leg piece with hard plastic shell. Fastened with 2 x straps (2 cm nylon strap) and one (4 cm nylon strap) with fastening mechanisms + some adhesive hook/loop straps.

Size of armour fabric/material -W: 27 cm, H: 25 cm

Number of pieces: 2

Armour material: soft - 14 thick or 34 thin layers of Kevlar

Pouch used: yes

Fastening mechanism: Fastened with 1 strap (4 cm nylon strap with sewn on hook strap which is fastened to sewn on loop strap as indicated on blueprint. Can also add more hook/loop to ensure it will stick to your boot once applied/fastened. Cut off the Damascus FX-1 boot modules when using this boot protector (it is useless and too clumpy anyways).

Size of armour fabric/material -W: 51 cm, H: 23 cm

End note to sizing of pouches: pouches should be +2 cm on each side of the above measurements for those pieces which indicate “pouch”. Also, just skip the interior pouch altogether (an internal pouch made of vinly is usually put inside the outher shell pouch (cordura nylon) in order to easily take out the armour insert in cases where you need to wash the outher shell (Iraq, Afghanistan duty involving a lot of sweat). However, you will not use the equipment long enough to require any washing etc. Keep all ballistic material AWAY from water though as it results in disintegration of the material fabric structure and as such,weakens the ballistic value over time.

Sewing tips: for those pieces requiring pouches; it doesn’t hurt to cut the cordura nylon material in even larger sizes. Sew it around the soft/hard armour inserts and just cut most of the excess material with a scissor when you are done sewing. If you plan accordingly you should try to take advantage of an electric sewing machine instead of a handheld sewing machine as this will save you a lot of time. Also, try to acquire heavy duty (thick) nylon thread that is coated with a sticky substance, which will help a lot when sewing with a handheld, manual sewing machine. Always order black for all materials. Try to plan your “armour creating phase” properly so that you order all of the items combined.

Here are some tools/equipment/materials you will need:

Heavy Duty Sewing Tool(you will need a lot more heavy duty thread)

http://www.ahh.biz/products/accessories/heavy%20duty%20sewing%20tool%20STH001.htm

Cordura Nylon 500

http://www.ahh.biz/products/cordura%20plus%20nylon%20fabric%20FCP050.htm

Nylon straps

http://www.ahh.biz/catagories/webbing.htm

Stick-On, Grippin Strip

http://www.ahh.biz/catagories/hooknloop.htm

Cinch Locks for 4 cm nylon straps (2 inch)

http://www.ahh.biz/products/hardware/military/Locks_Cinch_Military_Style_1.625.htm

Cinch Locks for 2 cm nylon straps (1 inch)

http://www.ahh.biz/products/hardware/glides_and_locks/Locks_Cinch_Nickel_Plated_Steel_%28www.ahh.biz%29.htm

Side Release Buckles (1 inch), you’ll need 10 pairs

http://www.ahh.biz/products/hardware/Buckles/Buckles_Side_Release__Black_Plastic_%28www.ahh.biz%29.htm

Securing strap for Axillary Protector

http://www.ahh.biz/products/hardware/miscellaneous/Cord%20lock_0.125_Black_Plastic_%28www.ahh.biz%29.htm

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