Police Ballistic Shield Hardcore Alpha Prime™ Shield (Pistol 17×34″)

***Fast Delivery: Estimated at 1-2 weeks!!

***Law enforcement credentials required upon purchase.***

The Alpha Prime™ is a larger version of Hardcore Defense’s workhorse Alpha Shield.

Product Features & Specifications:

• Proprietary military-grade ballistic steel provides unrivaled edge hit and multi-hit performance.
• Grade 9 bolts can withstand full power strikes directly on the handle bolts.
• Cutouts on both sides up top for ambidextrous use
• No shelf life limitations.  No storage limitations.
• 17″ x 34″, 22 lbs. with powder coating, or 24 lbs. with heavy-duty Rhinolining
• NIJ Level IIIA
  • 9 mm 124 grain full metal jacket at 1400 fps
  • .44 Magnum 240 grain LSWC at 1400 fps
  • Also stops lesser threat rounds including .357 Magnum, .40 S&W, and .45 ACP.  
• Made in USA

Optional Shield Light

Hardcore Defense partnered with Fox Fury to offer the Taker B30 ballistic shield light.  Fox Fury is a market leader in tactical illumination and the Taker B30 is an ideal complement to any Hardcore Defense shield.  The Taker B30 is bright, lightweight, and can be securely and removably mounted to any shield in moments as the tactical situation requires.

Shield Light Features & Specifications:

• 600 lumen output
• Touch-ON, Continuous-ON, and STROBE modes
• 5-hour battery life in Continuous-ON, 8 hours in STROBE
• Uses 4 CR123 batteries (not included)
• 4″ x 2″ x 0.9″ light module
• 15 oz. with batteries

Optional Weapon Support Bracket Installed.

Weapon Support Bracket is included with an easy 3 minute or less simple bolt on and off instructions.

Please Note: Purchaser is responsible for complying with all local, state, and federal laws regarding purchase and use of ballistic protection products. Bulletproof Zone assumes no liability for illegal use or misuse of the product. It is usually legal for civilians to purchase and own body armor and ballistic shields within the United States.  Residents of Connecticut and any individuals convicted of a felony are prohibited from owning bulletproof vests and other body armor; whether a ballistic shield counts as “body armor” is open to debate and interpretation may vary by jurisdiction.