1 - Bullet-Proof Back-Pack
It started with the Columbine shooting in 1999. Curran and Mike Pelonzi said that they watched and worried for their own children. They had the idea to hide bulletproof material inside a backpack. They call it defensive action.
It's much lighter than a 15-pound police vest and stops an assortment of bullets, including 9-millimeter hollow point bullets. The range start from $175, and should calm even the most paranoid parents, if they can get their kids to carry the fugly things, that is.
It started with the Columbine shooting in 1999. Curran and Mike Pelonzi said that they watched and worried for their own children. They had the idea to hide bulletproof material inside a backpack. They call it defensive action.
It's much lighter than a 15-pound police vest and stops an assortment of bullets, including 9-millimeter hollow point bullets. The range start from $175, and should calm even the most paranoid parents, if they can get their kids to carry the fugly things, that is.