30 Rounds of 7.62x51mm 144 gr. (9.33g) L2A2 NATO Ball ‐ No Penetrations
The First and Only Mobile Ballistic Shield to Pass CAST Tests
AMI's Mobile Armored Shield Level III: The Best Available Today
Mobile Armored Ballistic Shield Level III: Best in Class
If you have to breach a door, conduct a search, respond to an active shooter situation or make a felony stop, then you need AMI's tested and proven Mobile Armored Ballistic Shield Level III.
AMI's Mobile Armored Shield Level III is large enough to provide full body and automobile protection (38" by 15" or 18") and meets NIJ 0108 Level III ballistic resistance standard.
As the first and only mobile ballistic shield to pass strenuous CAST ballistics tests, our MAS Level III took an amazing 32 rounds of 5.56x45mm 62 gr. (4.02g) at 2460fps without any penetration -- keeping users safe. A separate shield took a pounding of 30 rounds of 7.62x51mm 144 gr. (9.33g) L2A2 NATO Ball at 2725fps also yielding no penetration.
Ballistic Shield CAST Testing Results: 32 Rounds of 5.56mm
Made primarily of Dyneema® rather than heavy steel or fragile ceramic, the MAS Level III is lightweight (16 to 22 lbs.) for tactical mobility reducing muscle fatigue and enhancing control over prolonged periods of use.
AMI's MAS Level III offers unrivaled stopping power for a wide variety of rounds -- from 30-06 to 7.62x51mm to 5.56mm LeMas Urban Warfare to 12 gauge high velocity slugs and beyond.
If you're called into action, you want and need AMI's MAS Level III.
If you need even more stopping power for M855/SS109 rounds, you can easily add or remove our Mobile Armored Shield Level III Green Tip Upgrade. The upgrade exoskin is made of steel encapsulated in high impact polyurethane (impervious to water, UV or temperature extremes) attaches in seconds using magnets within the Carrier. The Upgrade can also be removed when threats dissipate.
Mobile Armored Shield Green Tip Upgrade
Easily Applying the Mobile Armored Shield Green Tip Upgrade
Please note that our shields are only available to Law Enforcement, Government Entities and the Military.