Body Armor Saves Lives Nicholasville Police Officer, John Rainey, was shot in the back while on patrol in October 2012. He was wearing a Safariland ballistic vest, which prevented any serious injuries or death. Read more at bit.ly/Ssrv6b Did you know? Body armor systems have an average lifespan of 5 years; however, ballistic performance can vary based on an individual’s environmental factors, chemicals plus daily wear and tear. These factors can accelerate the necessity of replacing your body armor system. Ultimately, the safety of the wearer is the highest priority and systems should be replaced within the recommended warranty to ensure the highest performance. You can verify the expiration date of your vest by locating the manufacture date on the ballistic panel label. This label is attached to the ballistic panel and not on the panel carrier. Call 800.477.7766 today or visit galls/body-armor to find out how Galls can meet all of your body armor needs.
Posted on: Mon, 12 May 2014 13:00:01 +0000
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