Second Chance Vest?

[D-Day]

Do to my past jobs in the security field, I still have two second chance vest. My question is, is it legal to sell them and where do I do it at? Don't know where to post, but survival seemed pretty good.

 

[baboon]

They list them on ebay all the time. Most list used vest as with no warranty.
I really can't see buying a used vest unless I personally knew it previous owner very well. As taking chances with used body armor aint my idea of where to go cheap on.

 

[D-Day]

They list them on ebay all the time. Most list used vest as with no warranty.
I really can't see buying a used vest unless I personally knew it previous owner very well. As taking chances with used body armor aint my idea of where to go cheap on.

I kinda agree, but if the price is right, then it could be a SHTF type of item. Everyone needs one regardless for when the havenots come looking for them. Its either that or scrap it. Just a thought.

 

[Big country]

I know it's legal. What size is it? How old is it? And how much is it? I might want it.

 

[TxEMTP69]

If you decide to "scrap" one, lemme know where ya live and what day is trash day , and yes size, type etc... I have one I got used from local PD when they got new ones

 

[Big country]

So whats up with that vest?

 

[DCortez]

I know it's legal. What size is it? How old is it? And how much is it? I might want it.

More like need it. He's getting married soon

 

[D-Day]

So whats up with that vest?

Sorry for the delay, I have been working like crazy. I will PM tonight or tomorrow with the specs.

 

[Texan2]

i would just spend the money on a new one if you are going to be a security guard...vests ability to stop bullets degrades over time and most used ones will no longer stop what they were rated for when they were new.

 

[Hoji]

i would just spend the money on a new one if you are going to be a security guard...vests ability to stop bullets degrades over time and most used ones will no longer stop what they were rated for when they were new.

A lot of it depends on how they were stored, how often they were worn, exposure to elements etc.

I have shot vests that were over 10 years old wrapped around watermelons and they still stopped every handgun round fired at them.{ I did not shoot a .357 sig or 7.62x25 Tokarev} Look at the vest before purchasing. If it looks sun faded, frayed, or otherwise abused .....pass.


And yes, the melons were beat to hell but did not have bullet holes in them, much like your body will be if your vest is used.