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Shirley May 16th, 2011 02:15

Fox, you beat me to it with a better mod. Good one on the plaster! Even if the plastic shell plate cracks, nothing pours out. Sand is also great. I basically stole tiny rocks from a childs playground and ran home then filled mind. I taped all the sides in case if I fell, the shell would cracking causing rocks to pour.

These mods are a plus because of the weight. Especially on a PC, even with mags and hollow SAPI plates, the shoulder pads feel like it's not really hugging. After putting these weight plates in, they're perfect.

Especially for impressions, they're a plus. Someone lifting your second line would be amazed. With rocks, they weight abour 7 pounds.

Who cares if they're "heavy" ? Don't be a pussy. It's a great workout on the field. :)

Wantabe_Warrior May 16th, 2011 15:23

I don't suffer from hits, just wondering if other people do.

calgary-storm-troopers August 10th, 2011 01:30

yea i have a sand filled sapi in the front and a stab vest rear panel in the back of my pc

FOX_111 August 10th, 2011 09:25

I got the confirmation that filling those plates with sand is a bad idea. It deforme them and you lose the curve.

And I notice that a lot of people did not get the reason of this mod, or having plates at all. It's not about protecting oneself of BB hits. It's to get a real weight and feel for your loadout.

Pinard August 10th, 2011 12:24

I'm still debating with myself to do this with my plates. is it really worth it ?

FOX_111 August 10th, 2011 12:38

It is!
Worth every pounds!

Then, you decide if you build kit with or without plates.

Wearing them feel like a real rig. Not a toy costume like all those repro kits.

Curo August 10th, 2011 14:20

I have actual re-make plates on my front and back, for my condor plate carrier, looking for side plates now. Everyone says I'm crazy but I love the weight.

kullwarrior August 16th, 2011 23:16

Quote:

Originally Posted by FOX_111 (Post 1514802)
I got the confirmation that filling those plates with sand is a bad idea. It deforme them and you lose the curve.

And I notice that a lot of people did not get the reason of this mod, or having plates at all. It's not about protecting oneself of BB hits. It's to get a real weight and feel for your loadout.

I use sand instead, it doesn't deform the curve, works pretty well. Just make sure you have a scale with you, because if you fill sand to max, its actually heavier than real SAPI/ESAPI

MilanWG August 16th, 2011 23:28

ToySoldier makes replica side SAPI plates for airsoft.

The best training SAPI plates are made by PointBlank and are made of a high density blue foam which replicates real SAPI plates weight and has the correct curvature.

FOX_111 August 16th, 2011 23:41

These trainning plates are unoptainable.
I tried to import them or find a canadian retailer. To no avail.

MilanWG August 16th, 2011 23:53

Same. I found one retailer in Ontario a while back though...

Specialist17 November 10th, 2011 20:44

Thanks for posting this, these are great!

makinitbig November 29th, 2011 01:47

Quote:

Originally Posted by FOX_111 (Post 1518329)
These trainning plates are unoptainable.
I tried to import them or find a canadian retailer. To no avail.

http://www.heroarmysurplus.com/milit...e-p-14439.html

I have a set of Level 4 LBA plates but when I do start playing again I think I'm going to buy a set of plastics. Not too much fun lugging them around for the day lol.

attack-beaver November 29th, 2011 03:03

honestly my 6094 feels 1000 times better with plates just fills it out and makes it feel more natural.

im going to give the plaster a try how much did you use fox?


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