Seattle Corporation Avoids Firearm Debate by Manufacturing Original Invention to Fight Against Mass Shootings.

A tech-minded e-commerce firm has devised an original, instant fix to ease stress over the scourge of gun violence. The product, known as the CoverMe-Seat, is a mobile stadium-style that converts to a bullet proof vest. In total, altering the chair to a vest requires less than five minutes. The seat defends the wearer’s body from the highest caliber handgun ammo and contains an option for a rear ballistic shield which may stop ammunition shot in the commonly-used AR-15, which makes the CoverMe-Seat a safer option than regretting jackets, backpacks, as well as most vests.

“Nobody wants to have to contemplate staying safe when there’s gunfire,” stated the Creator of Practical Protection, Aaron Ansel. “Our elected officials will need to work out stricter regulatory reform, that, incidentally, we encourage, but until that occurs, that the CoverMe-Seat is a direct answer to an immediate issue.”

The chair overcomes the shortcomings of backpacks with bulletproof inserts since it covers front and rear of the consumer. Additionally, with the supplementary plate, your back is guarded against AR-15 fire, something which virtually no additional body armor can perform in this sensible way. The creation weighs just about five pounds, under a half hour.

Among those Co-Founders, Andrew Enke is the engineer that worked for many years in the ultra-precise area of medical devices. “I designed the CoverMe-Seat to convert to a bulletproof vest. We understood that there is practically no-one who will wear a fur coat any time they venture out in people. Our aim was to get round the misconception that security necessitates compromise.”

The seat may be pre-ordered for just $100 on the company’s website.