PRODUCT DESCRIPTION The L110 Combat III ballistic helmet at ACH weight offers rifle bullet protection from 7.62 x 51 mm M80 NATO Ball round, V0 at 2200 fps. To add to its high ballistic protection, it provides a V50 for 17 grain FSP ≥ 3281 ft/sec (1000 m/sec). Manufactured with Ultra-High Molecular Weight Polyethylene material (UHMWPE) it is designed for wearers who may encounter high threat situations. It is designed to integrate with communications, gas masks, & goggles seamlessly. Included standard is the D3O Trust Stealth suspension system.
Specifications
NIJ Threat Level NIJ 0106.01 with NIJ 0.108.01 Level IIIA Threats (9mm FMJ/44 mag @ 1400-1450 ft/sec) Special Threat Rifle Testing 7.62 x 51mm NATO M80 Ball V0 = 2200 ft/sec (670 m/sec) Fragmentation Testing Tested in accordance to NATO STANAG 2920 17 gr .22 caliber FSP V50 ≥ 2200 ft/sec (670 m/sec) Blunt Impact Testing Meets ACH Blunt Impact requirements Suspension Systems D3O Trust Stealth Pad System (7 or 9 Pads) Epic Air Pad System Retention Systems: Dial Retention System
I wear like a 7 3 8's hat. My issued helmet was a large extra large so
initially I went with a extra large from Ballistic Armor Company.
So that's the bungees. Moving back to the arc rails themselves they are a polymer
so they are very very dense polymer. Something else that has to do with the arc rail and the
helmet itself is this is a high cut so you've probably seen the high cut and maritime and
they're definitely two different different cuts. The maritime is cut a little bit higher
and the way you can usually tell is counting these notches right here.
So if there's four notches it's a traditional high cut if there's six
it's a maritime cut. They both do about the same thing it just really depends.
I know one guy who prefers the maritime because his ears are high on his head they're not normal
normal positioned ears so he's got to have that high cut in order to have his ear protection drop
perfectly square on his ears. Aside from that moving back from there as you can see there's
velcro all over the place. A little unsure if I want to use the cover because Ballistic
Armor Company did such a great job at providing me a lot of different mounting options so I may
end up shucking the cover and just running without one. So having said that it's really up to you.
Oh and it does come with a little picatinny adapter so you can put it anywhere on your arc
rail run a light or anything like that. So that's a little bit about the let's get into the
specifications themselves. The large is again as I covered earlier 3.3 pounds. It is a ballistic
helmet so it is rated at 3a it protects you against 44 magnum at 16 feet.
