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It was... PAINFUL. Had my father help me, what worked in the end was - taking a steel puncher with pointy tip and gently tapping hammer on it in the spot where i wanted to drill. That made a little dent which made my drill bit not dance around. But yeah, it was hell. Good luck with it, mr crusader.

oh, i just remembered. My father welded a tiny piece on the spot, because if i remember his words correctly, welding makes the targeted spot softer. Which can be seen at 0:46

@@winkleried we have the vz95 camo, which is very close to american vietnam era woodland. But hey, thanks for sharing this ! 💪🏻

@@winkleried and as i later just made a community post, later i added thin straps to the pouches for better mag securing. On this original design, the mags sometimes felt too loose

@@foreststalkerbrothers That’s the one.

Hello to China from Czechia ! When it comes to police, i would look for a vest "MARS". For example, "MARS model TV-195", or also made by MARS, "Taktik T-95". As i looked at Leopoldov, i see quite alot of recycled gear left over in ČSSR by USSR soldiers. The raindrop camo they are wearing is called "VZ60" on some people. Quite some number of "Vityaz" helmets with face shields, with "Kirasa" vests. I think one of the ones i saw was "Kirasa 3M-5". Hope i helped a tiny bit in your collecting !

@@foreststalkerbrothers awesome, thank you very much for this, I'll have a look into them!

@@Rookie-wl3iu anomaly > S2

You need russian tutorial for that man. I dont have my hands on this one anymore... put "Как собрать шлем сфера сш 94" (how to assembly ssh94 helmet) on youtube and theres plenty videos that dont show if you search in english.

@svarnokkvi sorry for late response, yes it should be just fine

ale tak, 6B2 se docela ještě objevují na FB gear bazarech, s jedničkou to tady v ČR je o dost horší..

@@foreststalkerbrothers Myslíš že by se ještě mohla objevit 6B3?

@@neft5449 Depends on what country, in mine i bought them for 50 czk each which is about 2.5 dolars, and i bought about a crate of them

Yeah ! and as a bonus laugh, tomorrow we're going to be mountain climbing. And i'm bringing my old meshok with me.

@foreststalkerbrothers I used to hike with mine but size became an issue and I don't wanna put too much stress on the old seams cramming it too full. Amazing daypack though! Ain't no pickpocket figuring out how to open it! XD

@@piewithmoustachepwm i sewn molle onto mine, and if sewing breaks, i sew it again

Soviet made cover for metros

not even mad at this answer, pretty good description

@mleszzor6866 attended stalker larp in 2022 as renegade, got them from organizers

@@foreststalkerbrothers 👍

@@OliverinHouston buying cheap army tarps...

Here in the states, a tarp is about $80.

@@HptfwO vz60 jehličí is cheap. Other cold war camos from čsla will cost you a fortune 🥲

@foreststalkerbrothers No worries, I live in Switzerland and can get the swiss "Leibermuster" by the Meter for less than a fortune. 😅 Still not sure what the backing should bei, but maybe I try old Jeans for stiffness. Love vz60 anyway. Maybe get a Set one day.

I mean, where i live, a butan set - by the same guy i got the vsr93 set from, he had butan set in same price. I think here in CZ, soviet butan isn't that rare. Ironically, ukrainian or estonian is very rare here

@foreststalkerbrothers earlier I lived in Ukraine and could tell some differences, that it's a bit easy and also hard to miss place Russian "Butan" and Ukrainian "Butan". Russian Butan mostly based on Soviet camo scheme, but has gradation from green and "brick" colors to bright brown and dusty. While Ukrainian "Butan" has more different colors (different shades of olive, brown, green), but in time it was manufactured on Soviet camo scheme, and on own Ukrainian scheme (bigger size of camo spots). And than "Dubok" incoming and manufactured with "Soviet" "Butan" and "Ukrainian" "Butan" till 2014. Barvikha, anyway, charismatic and really makes difference from other ex-USSR armies. Has a Belorussian copy also. Smol fact: all uniform manufactured in Russia till the end of 1993 have shoulder straps 14,5 cm length - after 1994 all shoulder straps length get 11 cm. While Ukrainian, Kazakh, Uzbek and some other countries still used 14,5 cm shoulder straps until Afghanka-type uniform changed to something modern and new.

@@pixythegunner took a whole week off at work so i could focus on it.

@@Bergmann.Alaska i use real mags to make my stuff, learned that the airsoft ones i used to use are shaped differently. and for the purpose of workshop, i got a box of "school ammo" which is just the casing and bullet itself, so i know im missing just few grams on overall weight of the powder and primers

@@Bergmann.Alaska fun fact. Here in Czechia, an airsoft vz58 mag is 4x more expensive than the real one.

I've been a productive man past 3 weeks. Alot of new people here ! Glad to see the oldschoolers return.

@@foreststalkerbrothers oh snap! youtube hasnt been showing me ur vids!

@@SolidSnnake :(

@@JustClassicStuff not yet, i like how clean it looks without anything on sides