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<blockquote data-quote="Veritas" data-source="post: 4385931" data-attributes="member: 55012">Looks like your question was answered, I&#039;d just encourage you to do your research before buying anything.My opinion is AR500 steel plates are the Hi-Point pistols of the plates world and the people arguing for them don&#039;t realize how foolish they sound to the rest of us that have done more than watch a YouTube video from someone being paid to shill for them.But again, that&#039;s my opinion and I&#039;m just a stranger on the internet giving out free advice that isn&#039;t probably even worth what you paid for it.I would put plates lower on the priority list than finishing setting up your main fighting rifle with high-quality optics, lights, etc., having the several dozen magazines you need for it, stockpile of ammo, as well as investing in several classes from well-respected instructors. If all that is squared away, then I would go for it.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Veritas, post: 4385931, member: 55012"] Looks like your question was answered, I'd just encourage you to do your research before buying anything. My opinion is AR500 steel plates are the Hi-Point pistols of the plates world and the people arguing for them don't realize how foolish they sound to the rest of us that have done more than watch a YouTube video from someone being paid to shill for them. But again, that's my [I]opinion[/I] and I'm just a stranger on the internet giving out free advice that isn't probably even worth what you paid for it. I would put plates lower on the priority list than finishing setting up your main fighting rifle with high-quality optics, lights, etc., having the several dozen magazines you need for it, stockpile of ammo, as well as investing in several classes from well-respected instructors. If all that is squared away, then I would go for it. [/QUOTE]

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