Discreet Body Armor for Self-Defense and Church Security
Body armor is personal protective equipment made of either soft, flexible materials (for handgun rounds) or hard plates (for higher-velocity rifle threats), designed to absorb or deflect physical attacks, such as bullets, shrapnel, stabbing, and blunt force violence, to shield the wearer’s torso and vital organs.
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Remaining discreet and blending in with your surroundings is important for both individual self-defense concealed carriers and church security volunteers. One recommended product that fits the EDC bill is the compression snug fit Premier Body Armor Everyday Armor T-Shirt, designed with removable Level IIIA ballistic panels placed in secure pockets, to be worn under regular attire, making it virtually undetectable and the most discreet option among bulletproof clothing.

One of the most secretive facilities in American law enforcement is the FBI’s Ballistic Research Facility in Huntsville, Alabama.
SemperVerus asked 8 firearms training professionals for their recommendations as to what they consider to be optimal for church security team volunteers to carry while on duty, having as their objective to protect others rather than concerning their own everyday self-defense.