ATT-Tactical™


NIJ Standard-0101.06 Body Armor
Ballistic protection comes in a variety of configurations and styles. Other manufacturers down-load their demonstration ammo used at PD vest shoots; WE DON'T! We don't "feather" the ballistics at the edges or bury a perforated alloy metal plate in the middle of the "package". Our vests provide true 360° ballistic coverage. We certified all our sizes from C1 through C5. The other guys only submit their C3 through C5 because its cheaper to test and easier to pass the NIJ certification tests. We don't cheat on your protection! Whether worn as a concealable while on duty or outfitted for a specialized tactical entry team we have several choices to choose from. Here is a brief description of just some of the materials we use to create our many designs in your needed threat level.
We have a TRUE Female-Contour-Cut Concealable vest		Female Bullet-Proof Vests '06 Certified While soft body armor can save the life of an law enforcement officer by preventing bullet penetration, the impact energy transferred to the officer's body will cause painful injury, called blunt trauma, most often in the form of severe bruises and even broken bones. The dangers from ballistic impact are particularly acute in the case of blunt trauma to female breasts. Breast, or mammary, tissue is easily bruised and heals slowly. Injury often results in necrosis, or death, of the mammary tissue with lumpy scar tissue eventually replacing the dead tissue. Beyond possible disfigurement, breast injuries from blunt trauma can result in loss of a breast and even death from internal bleeding. Our Female-Contour-Cut Concealable Vest provides the BEST coverage and comfort on the market. Available in DX Ballistics only Not available in Stab Armor Download Female product sheet
Our PYTHON© - Cut - Combined Comfort & Protection		Male Bullet-Proof Vests '06 Certified The PYTHON© vest features full side coverage designed to meet directly on the side of the torso. The removable four-point, fully adjustable waist and shoulder straps ensure a proper fit and maximum comfort. The moisture wicking micro-fiber liner helps keep you drier. All our concealable vests INCLUDE a second carrier. Includes either 5"x8" powder coated steel plate or 5"x8" soft trauma pack Colors: black, white, navy or tan Available in Sabre Stab Armor Download Python product sheet
Our HORNET© is the apex of Tactical Vest technology Take a look at the NEW HORNET in MULTICAM©		Outer Tactical Vest (OTV) '06 Certified The HORNET© is the law enforcement version of the U.S.M.C. Modular Tactical Vest (MTV) and provides full 360° load bearing capability in a 2-point emergency release system. 2-point emergency release system (Cable & Buckle) Full ballistic coverage MOLLE compatible Front and back plate pockets Front abdominal flap secures external cummerbund; features kangaroo pouch for documents or holster Adjustable shoulders Durable 1000 denier construction Cool mesh inner surface Emergency extraction drag strap Available with TG, ST or Armorlite 5 ballistic systems as well in Sabre Stab Armor Modular system accommodates additional collar, throat, biceps, side gap, groin and lower back armor protection; accepts side SAPI carriers Colors: Black, ACU, Ranger Green, MULTICAM© Download Hornet product sheet
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SCOTUS refuses to overturn body armor law. Proposed appeal in the case of Alderman v. United States had questioned Congress' lawmaking ability under the Commerce Claus 01/10/2011 WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court on Monday refused to hear a challenge against a federal law making it illegal for criminals to own bulletproof vests. The appeal had questioned Congress' lawmaking ability under the Commerce Clause. The high court refused to hear arguments from Cedrick B. Alderman, who was convicted under a federal law making it illegal for convicted criminals to own body armor that has been sold across state lines. Congress passed that law in 2002, citing its authority under the Commerce Clause to regulate interstate commerce. Alderman was convicted of armed robbery in 1999. Police caught him with a bulletproof vest in 2005, and he was sentenced to prison for 18 months. Alderman challenged the law, saying it exceeded Congress' power to regulate interstate commerce under the Commerce Clause. The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in San Francisco upheld the conviction and sentence. The Supreme Court refused to hear Alderman's appeal. Justice Clarence Thomas and Antonin Scalia said they would have heard the case. Not hearing the case "threatens the proper limits on Congress' commerce power and may allow Congress to exercise police powers that our Constitution reserves to the states," Thomas said. The case is Alderman v. United States, 09-1555.