Chase Tactical SOCC Level IIIA Soft Armor Panels

Name: Chase Tactical SOCC Level IIIA Soft Armor Panels
Brand: Chase Tactical
SKU: CT-3A300-SOCC-PB
Price: 303.2 USD
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SKU: CT-3A300-SOCC-PB

Type: Body Armor

Vendor: Chase Tactical

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PRODUCT INFORMATION

Chase Tactical · Body Armor

SOCC Level IIIA Soft Armor Panels

Matched IIIA soft-armor set for the SOCC carrier — NIJ 0101.06, multi-hit.

What are the SOCC IIIA Panels? The Chase Tactical SOCC Level IIIA Soft Armor Panels (CT-3A300-SOCC-PB) are a matched front-and-rear set of 10″×12″ Shooter's Cut, NIJ 0101.06 Level IIIA inserts purpose-designed for the Chase Tactical SOCC (Special Operations Combat Carrier) platform. At 3.5 lb per set, the Dyneema/woven-aramid hybrid matrix provides multi-hit handgun protection meeting DEA and FBI ballistic standards.

Key Specifications

Manufacturer	Chase Tactical
SKU	CT-3A300-SOCC-PB
Panel Quantity	Set of 2 (front + rear)
Protection Level	NIJ 0101.06 Level IIIA — stand-alone
Cut Style	10″ × 12″ Shooter's Cut
Weight (set)	3.5 lb
Material	Advanced PEUD Dyneema + patented woven-aramid hybrid
Thickness	Approx. 0.1595″
Aerial Density	1.19 psf (5.6 kg/m²)
Multi-Hit	Yes
Water Resistance	Sonobond sealed, RipStop water-resistant cover
Compliance	NIJ CPL Listed \| DEA Compliant \| FBI Compliant
Warranty	5 yr ballistic material / 1 yr exterior cover

Product Overview

The SOCC Soft Armor Panels are the ballistic insert solution matched to the SOCC (Special Operations Combat Carrier) — Chase Tactical's carrier designed for high-performance military and special-operations use. The CT-3A300-SOCC-PB panels are dimensionally matched to the SOCC plate-pocket system, providing the precise fit that determines whether soft armor holds position during running, low-crawling, and vehicle operations.

The SOCC is one of the most mission-specific carrier designs in the Chase line, built around special-operations operator feedback for performance across multiple environments and wear durations. The matched panels preserve the carrier's minimalist outer profile while delivering full NIJ 0101.06 Level IIIA handgun protection.

The shared CT-3A300 ballistic matrix across the SOCC, MEAC, and LVPC panel sets means agencies can source panels for different Chase carriers with consistent underlying performance. The Dyneema/woven-aramid hybrid hits Level IIIA at roughly 0.1595″ thickness — one of the thinner soft-armor profiles at this level. Sonobond sealing and the RipStop cover keep ballistic integrity through moisture, perspiration, and abrasion.

Threat Coverage

.357 SIG FMJ — NIJ 0101.06 Level IIIA primary test threat
.44 Magnum SJHP — NIJ 0101.06 Level IIIA primary test threat
9mm FMJ — standard service-pistol round
.40 S&W — law-enforcement standard handgun caliber
Multi-hit capability — panel maintains structural integrity after initial impact

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SPECS & MEASUREMENTS

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What is the Chase Tactical SOCC and why does it need its own soft armor panels?

The Chase Tactical SOCC (Special Operations Combat Carrier) is a carrier specifically designed for special operations and high-performance tactical applications, with direct-feedback input from SOCOM operators. The SOCC-PB panel designation indicates the panels are dimensionally matched to the SOCC's plate pocket geometry — ensuring proper fit, optimal position retention during dynamic movement, and full plate-pocket coverage. Using carrier-matched panels eliminates fit gaps that can allow soft armor to shift or fold under sustained wear.

Are the SOCC, MEAC, and LVPC soft armor panels the same product?

The CT-3A300 series panels (SOCC-PB, MEAC-PB, LVPC-PB) share the same Dyneema/woven aramid hybrid ballistic matrix, the same NIJ 0101.06 Level IIIA certification, and the same 10"×12" Shooter's Cut dimensions. The primary difference is the carrier-specific fit designation and any minor dimensional tolerance adjustments for each carrier's plate pocket. In practice, all three are often interchangeable in carriers designed for 10"×12" plates.

How thick are the Chase Tactical SOCC Level IIIA panels?

The CT-3A300 series soft armor panels are approximately 0.1595" (4.05mm) thick. This is among the thinner profiles available at NIJ 0101.06 Level IIIA, achieved through the efficient Dyneema/woven aramid hybrid construction. The slim profile keeps the combined carrier + soft armor + hard plate stack manageable within the plate pocket without creating excessive front-panel bulge.

Can I use the SOCC soft armor panels as standalone protection without hard plates?

Yes. The CT-3A300-SOCC-PB panels are rated Level IIIA stand-alone — meaning each individual panel provides full NIJ 0101.06 Level IIIA protection without requiring a hard armor plate to be stacked behind it. For handgun-threat environments, the soft panels alone provide complete protection. For rifle-threat environments, hard plates (Level III or IV) should be added to the carrier in addition to or instead of the soft panels.

What is the Sonobond sealing process on these panels?

Sonobond is an ultrasonic welding process that bonds the panel cover material at the seams using high-frequency vibration rather than needle and thread. Traditional stitched seams create regular needle-hole channels through which moisture can wick into the ballistic fiber core over time, potentially compromising hygroscopic ballistic materials. Sonobond sealing eliminates these penetration points, creating a water-resistant seam that helps maintain the panel's ballistic performance through field exposure to rain, sweat, and environmental moisture.