Luckily I got for him pro league

* gets one-shotted by a .45 *

Don't give them ideas

@@AverageWarCrimeEnjoyer well...

Does that exist

@@kuki1824reactive armor are those boxes you see on Russian tanks and maybe western tanks sometimes. The reactive armor comes in many sizes and are in the form of boxes of different shapes on tanks

@@serbiancountryballs yeah i found out

fancy seein you here

Good to see you here

It's also my favorite too!

OLEG

Same shit, brat

am i ok to say smth like: "black's skulls are built different" ?

@@noname-sz4br Oh ho ho, spicy lol.

@@noname-sz4br black ones are longer and thick

@@noname-sz4br shit you got it

русскоговорящие челюсти же

I need to see this

Imagine how heavy it would be...

@@mEDIUMGap actually i don't have to imagine coz i have one next to me on the desk. Remember that you can leave side plates just like they are and just add more of those fronal ones, ww1 style. It's even better coz adding those doesn't really destroy the balance of the helmet, unlik ww1 attachments that made them very front heavy.

@@swirekster Be careful. Your head might fall in your pants))

@@mEDIUMGap tbh it's not that bad,

Hello Lars!

Bushcraft tarkovian overlord!, hälsningar från Sverige

Ларс привет! Доброго тебе и твоей семье рождества и нового года!

Hey lars

It’s not bad at all, mine has no padding around the ears, in tarkov it’s a little exaggerated (Sssh-94 with split top plate)

Give me money

Oxide Money? I thought you magically found these in your basement

@@Oxide_does_his_best please just shoot the plates I beg you

@@sookiethedookie443 pay me

Russians are damage proof. Like some GTA Cheat

@@CuulG The steel one, yes, but the titanium one offres pretty good protection for the early 80s. Keep in mind that it was introduced in 1981, so it can't really compete with a K6-3 or a ZSh-1-2M.

​@@paulcziganj4257I always thought the sphera was superior to those

you should probably pin this

Can confirm, have one

Do you know why they designed the plates to be split, was it to flex and dampen the blow when shot?

Your sssh 91 is very strange. It is probably police version. This for MVD have green and thicker plates (6,5mm as I remember)

@@filipmisko9363 yea your correct with the color and thickness

Many things in the USSR were centralized, so a lot of produce will tell you about the era in which it was made.

Yup

How come?

@@agentepolaris4914Because the Soviet Union rose to become extremely powerful and sophisticated in its military technology. But during the 80s the economy started to stagnate and as the 90s came around it collapsed. Since it was a centrally planned economy, you can see how the military equipment quality rose and fell along with the economy

no

Body armor is season 2

Oh i'd love this. If I had the money to send this dude a Crye helmet r something i'd do it

@@Oxide_does_his_best id like to see a ASR-97 helmet

Can’t wait for body armor

I have a playlist on my channel called helmets

@@Oxide_does_his_best I figure he more so means your sources. It can be hard to find documentation on stuff, especially because it's often soviet.

@@supersarge2477 Yeah most of it isn't translated unfortunately. There's probably some good ways to find stuff.

Tarkov needs to improve their armor and ballistics.

Why

@@eijijivjiv its awful and you cant hear fucking shit

90s russian synths are perfect to throw your life away to

... you now picture yourself the ZSh-1M2 flipping everyone off since he managed to stop (under ideal circumstances, but still) a 5.45 round, and the titanium Sfera telling his little brother "told you, bitch".

Just like they ooze your brains as the 5.7 pens.

Is this the song

@@meligates9061 No the song is Darude Sandstorm

Some units that are considered Spetsnaz do actually employ the Sfera helmets, or rather they did up until the mid 2000s. You may already know this but Spetsnaz is a catch all term for all manner of special purpose units organized in the Russian Federation. They are not bound to one organization, unit, command or even supplier. The particular units that used the Sfera were notably units of the Internal forces such as the MVD or the FSB. Essentially they are the special forces units of the National Guard of Russia but they also function as Police troops, Border Guards and hostage rescue units. They employed such helmets because it was believed that it would instill more confidence in the troops as they were frequently engaging in room to room fighting with rebels and criminals. The helmets were employed first in the late 1970s in the form of the early Altyn designs and the Sfera 81 which was used both in the Soviet union and in Afghanistan with Special forces of the Russian Army. During the dissolution of the Soviet Union the newer Sfera 94 came into service yet this time it was also being used by OMON which is an extensive series of regional Special Police units that exists in every Oblast of Russia. Throughout the 1990s and the 2000s the helmets were used extensively during both Chechen Wars, various hostage crisis situations and civil unrest scenarios. The helmets themselves came to be representative of the Internal ministry and Special police, this created a cultural consideration in the Russian Armed Services as a whole. For example in the United States it's simply understood that MARPAT is an exclusive of the United States Marine Corps thus nobody in the US Army is going to wear it even if given the chance. So Sfera was rarely worn by anyone outside of the Internal troops or Special Police because it was so strongly associated with those groups that other units rarely dared to don them or even had the opportunity to. In the Modern day most of these helmets have been relegated to storage or second line use as more modern designs based upon Western helmets have begun to supersede these helmets because of increased protection, lower weight and easier integration with newer technology such as rail systems and go-pro cameras.

Name of songs right?

@@meligates9061 it's not

Too much, send money

@@Oxide_does_his_best send helmet first xD

the helmets were worn without straps connected , so when the helmet was hit by 7.62 or 5.45 the helmet would fly off with the bullet. If straps were closed the neck would snap.

@@ivanmonahhov2314 Interesting, thanks for the info, I don't know much about these helmets.

If straps were close there would most likely be a hole in wearer's head, helmet is only rated for pistol calibers and fast shrapnel. Also, Sfera is pretty deep and has a lot of padding, so I'm not sure about it easily flying off the head.

@@CRL_One remmber hit angles and ranges matter , soviet flak vest 6B2 can withstand 7.62 , 5.45 and 5.56 from 400 meters. Also a glancing will not penetrate. Sfera sits rathe high on your head.

You might aswell hollow out a pineapple and strap it onto your head with a yoyo.

tbh not that much, the ear area isn't covered by padding inside the helmet. I would say its the same as rest of the helmets that cover up the ears.

Can't hear over the tinnitus.

My opinion is just heavy. Bought one a lil ways ago on ebay. Other than that it felt very comfortable with all the padding

Удобные. На голове не болтаются, зимой тепло. Трудно поднять голову лёжа на животе. Задний край шлема упирается в шею, приходится приподниматься на локтях.

​@@user-yn8li6bp3bнекоторые советуют шлем задом наперёд надевать

Bullets

It never was intended for "pinnacles" in the first place.

For Tarkov the helmets were originally planned to be weaker. But, then the devs realized nobody would wear the helmets if the didn't do anything and as such they buffed the helmets to unrealistic performance levels.

@@RickyJ137 is there a helmet irl that is as good as the altyn is in tarkov or are all helmets irl only pistol rated. If so kinda a let down surely someone decided to just get some thick steel or titanium to make a rife rated helmet

@@oblivioneagle3464 weight of the material that would be needed is too much, making it impractical, furthermore the human neck can only handle that much. To make it short, no.

@@lamas93866 what if you made a chest plate that connected to the helmet, this would not allow you to turn your head but would distribute the force of the bullet allowing your neck to not break but this probably would dramatically increase weight and if you are gonna commit to something like that may as well make a full body suit