CQC:

>>31760113
there is no such thing as choke bore and literally what the fuck are you asking

>>31760113

Level 3A. That's all it fucking takes bud.

You might be on fire after the fact. Take the vest off if that happens.

>>31760139

For incendiary /rifle/ rounds you need whatever level is appropriate for the caliber in question (3 or 4)

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>>31760123
You do not have the knowledge or comprehension that I am looking for sadly.

>>31760113
Most body armor is fire proof as just a factor of design. If you are talking about extinguishing yourself, you could build something custom.

The best advice would be getting a flash proof hood like you find on battleships and wearing and goggles to protect your face.

>>31760139
I have the knowledge of what materials.What I should have said is what can I expect from cotton vs polyester when exposed to volatile incendiaries>>31760151 Is it possible for a rifle round to melt through a poly plate or silicon carbide in this layout?

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>>31760188
I already have a flame retardant F.R.A.G neck gaiter that's good up to 600 fps threats problem is it insulates to much in the summer. https://www.amazon.com/fighter-design-f-r-a-g-protection-gaiter/dp/b00j0hocdk 30$ for it and it works well.

>>31760199

Cotton = on fire
Polyester = on fire and melts to skin

Most incendiary rounds are a quick flash, though, so if your materiel aren't overly flammable already they'll likely just get toasted.

>>31760113
Just curious, who the hell is going to be shooting incendiary rounds at you?

>>31760224
Look into https://www.grainger.com/category/flame-resistant-and-arc-flash-clothing/safety/ecatalog/N-h5t

Not the most tactical stuff but this should probably be your bottom most layer

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>>31760113
Hope pic related helps.

Also most plate carrier tend to be fire retardant.

As for your clothing... well just make sure to pat yourself really quickly. Or carry around a small fire extinguisher. Or a water bottle.

>>31760389
Thank you for reaffirming what My notes tell me.
>>31760601
Not true incendiary rds per say think more along the lines of poorfag molotovs or DIY incendiary IEDS. My Thermal overlay HUD would have a hard time picking up anything that's not in my 60 degree FOV but situational awareness and human error happens.>>31760638
I am aware of the constraints of NIJ 06 IIIA ratings.

>>31760618
found what I needed here https://www.anchortex.com/work-wear-protective-apparel/flame-resistant-base-layer

GSA contractors may not sell the best but when it comes to flame resistant materials the abundance of FR base layers is excellent.

>>31761537
>found what I needed here
Glad to hear it faggot

kevlar and mylar are fire-resistant. Any type of plates in a kevlar carrier will do.