Chase Tactical Striker Level IIIA Fortgeschrittener Kampfhelm

What is the difference between the Chase Tactical Striker ACH standard cut and the high-cut version?

The standard-cut ACH provides full lateral head coverage including the temporal region above the ears, offering broader ballistic protection. The high-cut version removes shell material at and above the ears to accommodate over-the-ear communications systems and hearing protection. For personnel who do not routinely use over-ear comms headsets, the standard cut provides superior coverage.

What protection level does the Chase Tactical Striker ACH provide?

The Striker ACH is tested to NIJ Standard 0106.01 Level IIIA, capable of stopping 9mm FMJ (1,400 ft/s), .357 Magnum JSP (1,395 ft/s), .44 Magnum SJHP (1,400 ft/s), and .357 SIG FMJ (1,470 ft/s). It also meets MIL-STD 662F fragmentation resistance requirements, with a V50 of over 2,200 ft/s for 17 gr FSP fragments.

Is the Chase Tactical Striker ACH BERRY compliant?

Yes. The Chase Tactical Striker ACH is BERRY Compliant and manufactured in the USA using Kevlar® fibers and thermoset resin composite. This compliance makes it eligible for federal, state, and local government procurement under BERRY Amendment requirements.

What accessories come with the Chase Tactical Striker ACH?

The helmet includes a D3O TRUST 7-point ACH pad system, a 4-point chin harness with leather-lined chin strap and nape pad, ARC rails on both sides, and an NVG shroud. These accessories allow integration of night-vision devices, helmet lights, cameras, and other standard helmet-mounted equipment.

How do I size the Chase Tactical Striker ACH helmet?

Measure the circumference of your head at its widest point — above the ears and across the mid-forehead — in inches. Small fits 21.1–21.9", Medium fits 21.9–22.7", Large fits 22.7–24.0", and X-Large fits 24.0–26.0". If your measurement falls between sizes, Chase Tactical recommends selecting the larger size to ensure maximum ballistic protection coverage.