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MadMax · April 17th, 2006, 23:51

I'm not sure I'd trust the Asian remake of the T-800. Polycarbonate comes in many grades with properties such as UV or solvent resistance or sensitivities. I don't really trust an asian clone manufacturer to be aware of the subtleties that make for ballistic grade eyewear. It would be important for them to run rigourous QC/QA to assure that their products met impact and aging standards and I'm not sure that they would run a quality program.

On the other hand, I would trust JT in their pball eyewear. Their product is designed to take repeated impacts on a pball field. I think JT does it's own battery of QA/QC to make sure that their products are up to snuff.

There is a small gap around the bottom and top of the Bolle T800's. It is probably possible to shoot bbs through the gap (they'd flex the frame and lense to do so), but the required angle is quite difficult to hit. I would guess that any pellet that could get through would not have the required angle to strike the eye.

April 17th, 2006, 23:51	#3
MadMax Delierious Designer of Dastardly Detonations Trader rating Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: in the dark recesses of some metal chip filled machine shop	I'm not sure I'd trust the Asian remake of the T-800. Polycarbonate comes in many grades with properties such as UV or solvent resistance or sensitivities. I don't really trust an asian clone manufacturer to be aware of the subtleties that make for ballistic grade eyewear. It would be important for them to run rigourous QC/QA to assure that their products met impact and aging standards and I'm not sure that they would run a quality program. On the other hand, I would trust JT in their pball eyewear. Their product is designed to take repeated impacts on a pball field. I think JT does it's own battery of QA/QC to make sure that their products are up to snuff. There is a small gap around the bottom and top of the Bolle T800's. It is probably possible to shoot bbs through the gap (they'd flex the frame and lense to do so), but the required angle is quite difficult to hit. I would guess that any pellet that could get through would not have the required angle to strike the eye. __________________ Want nearly free GBB gas?