These tables are taken directly from the BRP ORC text, and have been reformatted to html by me.

Armour

Modern Armour

Name	AV	Random AV	Burden	ENC	Skill Modifier	Fits SIZ	Time	Locations	Value
Ballistic Cloth	3/5¹	1D3/1D6–1	Light	4.0	–10% to Physical skills	±1	1	Arms, Chest	Expensive
Bulletproof Vest, Early	4	1D4	Moderate	11.0	–25% to Physical skills	±1	2	Chest	Expensive
Bulletproof Vest, Modern	4/8¹	1D4/1D8	Light	8.0	–5% to Physical skills	±3	2	Chest	Expensive
Clothing, Heavy	1	1D2–1	None	2.5	None	±2	1	All	Cheap
Flak Jacket	4	1D4	Moderate	8.0	–10% to Physical skills	±2	1	Arms, Chest	Expensive
Helmet, Heavy	+6	+3 points	Light	3.5	–25% to Perception skills	±1	1	Head	Average
Helmet, Light	+3	+2 points	None	2.5	–10% to Perception skills	±2	1	Head	Inexpensive
Riot Gear	12/6¹	1D10+2	Moderate	12.0	–10% to Physical skills	±1	5	All²	Expensive

Notes:

First value is vs. melee or low-velocity missile weapons; second value is vs. firearms.
Includes helmet.

Advanced Armour

Name	AV	Random AV	Burden	ENC	Skill Modifier	Fits SIZ	Time	Locations	Value
Adaptive Mesh	6	1D4+2	Light	2.0	–5% to Physical skills	±1	1	All	Expensive
Assault Armour, Light	8	2D6	Moderate	12.0	–10% to Physical skills	±1	2	All¹	Expensive
Assault Armour	10	2D4+2	Moderate	16.0	–25% to Physical skills	±1	3	All¹	Expensive
Energy Armour	1–20²	—²	Light	4.0	–5% to Hide, Stealth, and Perception skills per AV	Any	2	All³	Expensive
Helmet, Heavy	+4	+4	Light	5.0	–15% to Perception skills	±1	1	Head	Average
Helmet, Light	+3	+2	None	2.0	–5% to Perception skills	±2	1	Head	Average
Powered Assault Armour, Light⁴	14	2D6+2	Cumbersome	36.0	–20% to Physical and Manipulation skills	±1	4	All	Priceless
Powered Assault Armour, Heavy⁵	16	4D4	Cumbersome	48.0	–50% to Physical and Manipulation skills	±1	5	All	Priceless

Notes:

Includes helmet.
Energy armor can be set by its wearer for any value between 1 and 20 points of AV. Each combat round the armor expends charges (power points) equal to its AV. Standard armor power supplies hold 200 charges; each damage point absorbed costs 1 additional charge. Energy armor does not allow random armor value; use the set AV. It takes 5 DEX ranks to adjust the AV.
Can not be worn with other armor.
Light powered assault armor modifies STR by +3 and DEX by –3 (adjust relevant values when worn). Armour includes helmet.
Heavy powered assault armor modifies STR by +6 and DEX by –6 (adjust relevant values when worn). Armour includes helmet.

Armour Descriptions

This section describes all types of armor, alphabetically.

Adaptive Mesh: This high-tech cloth hardens and reacts to impacts, but remains pliant and comfortable the rest of the time. Usually worn as a bodysuit, it can be layered under other armor.
Assault Armour, Light: Light armor used by soldiers to resist hand-to-hand weapons, solid projectiles, as well as against energy weapons. Made of ceramics, alloys, or high-impact plastics.
Assault Armour, Standard: Heavy armor, made for battles in hazardous environments. Made of ceramics, alloys, or resistant plastics, assault armor provides head-to-toe protection and is favored by the military.
Assault Armour (Heavy), Powered: Similar to standard assault armor but more massive and with thicker armored plating. Internal servo-motors boost the wearer’s strength. Combatants in powered heavy assault armor often wield massive weapons. The frame accepts modular enhancements (such as a jetpack) and is sealed against chemical weapons and the vacuum of space.
Assault Armour (Light), Powered: Similar to powered assault armor above, but lighter and lacking extras such as sealed systems.
Ballistic Cloth: Made of aramid fiber, ballistic cloth armor provides moderate protection against bullets, though not as much as a bulletproof vest. Normally worn under street clothing or fashioned to resemble normal clothing.
Bulletproof Vest, Early: An older variant of the bulletproof vest, heavy and cumbersome, with thickened metal plates in a segmented canvas vest.
Bulletproof Vest, Modern: An evolution of the bulletproof vest, using high-impact metal alloys and plastics for a lighter, thinner form of protection.
Clothing, Heavy: The equivalent of wearing an heavy cloak, a winter jacket, tight leather clothing, or multiple layers of clothing.
Energy Armour: This armor consists of an internal power pack worn on the belt or slung over the back, between the shoulders, and possibly connected to emitters distributed across the body. When activated, it covers the character with a sheath of protective energy.
Flak Jacket: This is a full jacket similar to an early bulletproof vest, though less armored, useful for pilots and ground troops alike.
Helmet, Heavy or Light: Almost all these armor types have helmets. Full suits of armor usually include helmets. If a helmet is not worn, reduce the armor value by –1 for a light helmet, and –2 for a heavy helmet. If using random armor values, modify the range by –1 or –2, as appropriate. If hit locations are used, a helmet has the same protective value as an arm or leg of the relevant armor material.
Riot Gear: A heavy bulletproof jacket and toughened clothing coverall, with plates in strategic body parts and a helmet.