@@gigiplusthebeard I appreciate the quick response! A dependable, small flashlight is surprisingly difficult to find among the vast amounts of inferior products on the market. Great review, your video is appreciated.
@@gigiplusthebeard I have a fanny pack that I call my Bob Stone (the rock in Central Intelligence) that I carry my Walther P22 in, spare mag, knife, light, and a box of 22's. I like that pack you have because I could set it up like a sling bag and use it for fly fishing. Keep fishing stuff and a small pistol.
ASKED 6 PEOPLE" CAN YOU WEAR THIS TO THE FRONT " ALL 6 SAID DESIGN IS FOR BACK ONLY....THEN I SEE YOU WEAR TO THE FRONT ! WONDER IF YOU CAN DRIVE A CAR WITH THIS ON
Dude NOBODY tells me how I wear my packs! I hate to go against the grain but I wear mine on the front often and while driving, no problem. I even double checked 5.11 website and it is still called a “ waist” pack. So you be you and don’t listen to the unimaginative! Thanks for watching!!
Would a small HydroFlask fit in one of the pockets? It is 2 11/16" wide (the lid across) & 8 1/4" tall? Im looking to purchase but would like to be able to place water container inside. Thanks for any info! MD
Hey Insomniac! Thanks for the view. I tried a water bottle that was just slightly taller than that, it was 2 3/4”x9”and it did not fit by the looks of that I would say that yours would not fit either. In my opinion, you would probably want to carry more water than this little pack would hold.
@@gigiplusthebeard thank you for the follow up looking for some thing for an upcoming trip. I definitely would need to throw some water in there looks like a great pack.
Hey Felix! Honestly I cannot remember. I have a box of straps and buckles and backpack parts that I did into from time to time. I’m sure you could find some on Amazon though. I only changed the buckle on the right side because I’m right handed. You could certainly do both though
@@gigiplusthebeard my buddy loves those. I'd love to carry one but I have a 70s security six that weighs a ton, so it lives in the safe. I carry lightweight Snubbies in .38 or .32. These days we carry keltecs or Berettas in .32 or .380! They just go everywhere. Btw, you were thinking security 9, the polymer version of the old security six.
Great video! Thank you sir 👍
You are welcome . Thanks for watching
I really can't stand the obsessive need to show how firearms are in an unloaded state on videos.
What model flashlight was in your front pocket?
It’s a Streamlight Protac. Around $30, good lights and I don’t cry if I loose it
@@gigiplusthebeard I appreciate the quick response!
A dependable, small flashlight is surprisingly difficult to find among the vast amounts of inferior products on the market.
Great review, your video is appreciated.
Is that the turbulence (blue hue) or python (earth brown)?
It is the python (earth brown) color.
Your clips that hold the strap to the bag wont "drop in the weeds" if you turn then over ;) That's the way I positioned mine.
That probably would work if I could pay attention. They are still very hard to see. Thanks for the tip.
I think the gun was intended to go in the Velcro pocket, so you can rip it and draw if needed while wearing and not have to unzip.. Nice setup!
Tha could be right Chip but the Velcro is extremely strong! It would be helpful to have very patient assailants
@@gigiplusthebeard I have a fanny pack that I call my Bob Stone (the rock in Central Intelligence) that I carry my Walther P22 in, spare mag, knife, light, and a box of 22's. I like that pack you have because I could set it up like a sling bag and use it for fly fishing. Keep fishing stuff and a small pistol.
ASKED 6 PEOPLE" CAN YOU WEAR THIS TO THE FRONT " ALL 6 SAID DESIGN IS FOR BACK ONLY....THEN I SEE YOU WEAR TO THE FRONT ! WONDER IF YOU CAN DRIVE A CAR WITH THIS ON
Dude NOBODY tells me how I wear my packs! I hate to go against the grain but I wear mine on the front often and while driving, no problem. I even double checked 5.11 website and it is still called a “ waist” pack. So you be you and don’t listen to the unimaginative! Thanks for watching!!
Thanks for this review, really shows it in a more useful way than some others have.
I really appreciate you watching. I’m a tactile person, so this would have been helpful to me.
Would a small HydroFlask fit in one of the pockets? It is 2 11/16" wide (the lid across) & 8 1/4" tall? Im looking to purchase but would like to be able to place water container inside. Thanks for any info! MD
Hey Insomniac! Thanks for the view. I tried a water bottle that was just slightly taller than that, it was 2 3/4”x9”and it did not fit by the looks of that I would say that yours would not fit either. In my opinion, you would probably want to carry more water than this little pack would hold.
@@gigiplusthebeard thank you for the follow up looking for some thing for an upcoming trip. I definitely would need to throw some water in there looks like a great pack.
Howdy! Can you tell me where you purchased the buckle? You changed out both buckle ends from the original configuration? Thank you!
Hey Felix! Honestly I cannot remember. I have a box of straps and buckles and backpack parts that I did into from time to time. I’m sure you could find some on Amazon though. I only changed the buckle on the right side because I’m right handed. You could certainly do both though
@@gigiplusthebeard Thank you! Much appreciated.
where do you get the pull-disconnect trigger guard? thanks for the review!
I made it but you can purchase them.
@@gigiplusthebeard where can I purchase them?
The strap comes pretty long. Did you shorten it?
No, I just have it at its shortest length. Luckily, I have the body of a supermodel.😆
@@gigiplusthebeard 😂 thanks
Love the stainless steel pistol❤..
Thank you . It has been very handy . Thanks for watching
I'm your fan from Indonesia😃
That’s a long way from Mississippi . Thanks for watching .
Ooh, is that a 3" sp101? Nice!
Yes sir! One of my favorites. I’m ver partial to 3” guns!
@@gigiplusthebeard my buddy loves those. I'd love to carry one but I have a 70s security six that weighs a ton, so it lives in the safe. I carry lightweight Snubbies in .38 or .32. These days we carry keltecs or Berettas in .32 or .380! They just go everywhere. Btw, you were thinking security 9, the polymer version of the old security six.