Comprehensive Ballistics Chart
Explore Ballistic Chart
Discover the detailed specifications and protection levels of various firearms, ensuring you choose the right defense for your needs.
Ballistic Protection Specifications
B2
III-A
MP5 9 x 19
9 x 19
Submachine Gun
8.00g
B4
III-A
.44 Magnum 11 x 33
11 x 33
Handgun
15.60g
B5
III
Kalashnikov (AK-47) 7.62 x 39
7.62 x 39
Assault Rifle
9.70g
B5+
-
Kalashnikov (AK-47 Military) 7.62 x 39 API BZ
7.62 x 39 API BZ
Assault Rifle
11.70g
B6
III
Winchester .308
7.62 x 51
Rifle
10.90g
B7+
IV+
Dragunov
7.62 x 54R B32 API
Sniper Rifle
10.04g
Understanding Ballistic Protection
Ballistic Protection Levels Explained
Ballistic protection levels range from B4, which can withstand 22 caliber bullets, to level B7, capable of stopping armor-piercing rounds. These levels are defined by European Guidelines, where a higher number indicates greater protection. Determining the right level for your vehicle depends on your environment and perceived threats. Stark Group Ltd. offers expert consultations to help you make informed decisions.
Understanding Protection Levels
Ballistic protection levels are defined by the European Guidelines, providing a clear framework for safety standards. The levels, identified by the letter ‘B’ followed by a number, indicate the degree of protection offered. A higher number signifies a stronger resistance to ballistic threats. For instance, B4 is designed to withstand handgun fire, whereas B7 can protect against armor-piercing rounds. This system ensures that individuals can select the appropriate level of protection based on their specific needs and potential threats.
Protection Level Differences
The distinction between protection levels lies in their ability to resist different types of ammunition. B2 levels offer basic protection against smaller calibers, while B6 and above are tailored for high-powered rifles and sniper threats. Understanding these differences is crucial for making informed decisions about personal and vehicular safety. Each level is rigorously tested to meet stringent safety standards, ensuring reliable defense against specified threats.
Choosing the Right Level
When selecting a ballistic protection level, consider the environment and potential risks you may face. Urban settings may require different protection compared to rural or conflict zones. Assessing the likelihood of encountering specific threats will guide you in choosing the appropriate level, ensuring optimal safety without unnecessary weight or cost.
Determining Vehicle Protection
Tailoring Protection to Use
To determine the necessary protection level for your vehicle, start by evaluating its intended use. Consider the typical environments it will operate in, such as urban areas, rural landscapes, or high-risk zones. The level of threat perceived in these areas will dictate the protection required. For instance, a vehicle used in a city with low crime rates might only need basic protection, whereas one operating in a conflict zone would require higher levels. By aligning the vehicle’s protection with its use, you ensure safety and efficiency.