Kevlar Armor is one of the most common forms of body armor used by law enforcement, both Interpol and the International Temporal Enforcement Agency also frequently using it. Higher-rated armor has been known to withstand impacts from fairly large caliber bullets at medium ranges, though only when fired from pistols and submachine guns. Rifle rounds and shotgun slugs are still capable of penetrating Kevlar. The common military-based Kevlar armor is known as Interceptor armor and does have a high rating than basis Kevlar.