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  • 18Dragon Skin — X ray of Dragon Skin Body Armor Dragon Skin is a type of ballistic vest made by Pinnacle Armor. It is currently produced in Fresno, California. Its characteristic two inch wide circular discs overlap like scale armor, creating a flexible vest… …

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