Almost 10 min video of good explaintions without pauses. This is why I'm here. The AKS-74U is a vibe. Ps. Imo it would be interesting to have medic kit and medic backpack breakdown video.
The medical backpack breakdown Is definitly on the to do list, iam not yet enought sure about the right placement and configuration of items, will need few more months in front to be confident presenting it to public. Thank you for staying around!
@@valgear5525 oh right, one last question: to medic in your army you joined with a related degree (medicine, infirmary, pharmacology, ecc.) or you learned in the army?
Well first time around i had only firearms design degree, so i became gunner from all guns imaginable, this time around i wanted to be machinegunner again, but medics are more in demand, my degree Is civilian, analogue of american advanced EMT or RN intensive care specialist..
Tip on the leatherman raptor. Make sure to threadlock the screw that holds the belt clip to the holder. Also, electrical tape or wire tie it together. They tend to work loose and then you lose your scissors. I've had a few of my flight paramedics lose theirs because of this. My guys also tend to dummy cord their scissors. Some attached some sort of retractable tether/leash to the scissors like the one from North American Rescue. Others a small S-Biner with paracord and a plastic qd buckle. Something that is low profile but still somewhat quick to deploy.
Thanks so much for the review. I have also switched over to the AK105 which I think is an excellent choice for anyone who is part of a mechanised outfit and has to clear trenches but also needs to engage out to longer distances. Great video and yeah extra mags is usually more than enough.
I like your kit. Those RGO hand grenades are very unique. I will be doing a video of my kit for the home front as well. It’s not as spicy as yours but it’s still very effective. I posted that grenade video for you to see. Hope you like it. Stay safe out there. 😁👊🏻
That looks like my old WAS DCS ATAC-FG plate carrier sent to the Ukraine. Glad it is seeing some proper use. I also sent over my old Osprey plate carrier too.
I can't put into words how much respect I have for you guys risking your lives for others. You're defending every single one of us out there, thank you.
Your videos are superb - no fuss, just real info from an active soldier in a warzone defending his country. You should have many, many times more subscribers - your content is that good. Stay safe and thank you for making these in your spare time.
Everybody's favorite piece of kit AKSU 74. Would love to wield one if I ever get to but probably never because my country do not issue any license of these calibre to civilian. I am from India and Indians know it very well.
I noticed how American preppers favour hard plates for rifle rounds but you favour kevlar. It seems like shrapnel is the real killer out there. They used to issue western troops with fragmentation vests that cover the whole torso. You can still find them in army surplus stores for cheap. I might pick one up.
He doesn't favor kevlar, he's talking about kevlar backers FOR his hard plates. Most hard plates you want to put soft armor behind just so you can A) catch spall and B) allow you to scale your armor level; if you don't need the plate, you're still protected from pistols and shrapnel, but you CAN take the plate.
It’s interesting seeing someone who is in an active war zone saying they typically carry 3 spare rifle magazines on their carrier, in contrast to all of the US veteran operators who say 3 mags is ridiculous and they need at least 8, preferably 11 on their person. I wonder if that comes down to a difference in fighting doctrine, where the US engaging enemy combatants is typically doing so to suppress them while they wait for fire support
As usual Valgear's upload again. A good video with full insight of the loadout. If you are in recon how long usually do you go for a mission recon and what are the chances of getting spotted by enemy ? This is a weird question but anyways stay safe Val wish you the almighty keep you away from any harm and win this war.
Recon is conducted in this war even only in 100s of meters, and so far in this war, contact with enemy ( direct artilery, airplanes, helicopters) was in 100% of missions, So yes everytime going out, group get spotted sooner or later and need to get out under fire, thats the effect of drones with thermals, So far there is no effective way how to counter that...
@@valgear5525 never imagined to be like what you have explained. It turns out to be more dangerous and much complicated than what I have thought about it before. Much respect to you sir for being able to carry out recons successfully. Please stay safe Sir. Slava Ukraini🇺🇦
You mention the necessity of the high-cut helmet despite its an artillery dominant war - What is your take on wearing a full kevlar vest with soft armor instead of the minimal plate carrier? It's not much heavier, yet significant warmer in the summer. But is it not worth the drawbacks? Or is it hard to get for you? We see a lot of injuries to the side of the soldiers torso in Ukraine, and many soldiers choose not to cover the sides. Magazines will stop some lower velocity fragments, i highly recommend you to store them on the sides of your torso. Take a look at this: "The incidence of penetrating thoracic trauma is significantly higher in this conflict with an NPA than in the GWOT. Most soldiers in the current war in Ukraine have front and rear panel armor as well as a helmet. With incoming artillery rounds in a trench, soldiers generally face forward and cover their heads. However, this leaves the lateral aspects of the body vulnerable to injury. Use of standard center mass front and rear plate armor that protects the vital organs within “the box” may not be sufficient to save lives when ballistic material is coming from a lateral trajectory. Although available US body armor systems do offer more thorough lateral and abdominal protection with side armor plates and ballistic material that can protect lateral trajectory projectiles, such equipment is extremely heavy and cumbersome." www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC10344429/ Side ballistic plates are heavy and small, a 25ply kevlar is much lighter and will stop everything from a VOG drone drop grenade
With all due respect, the aks74u is a cool piece of history. From the same era as the m16a1. The Russians don’t even produce it anymore it’s so out of date. Don’t get me wrong - it’s cool.
This was an excellent video! I would also like to see a video about you as a person, I think you said before you worked in the ICU? have you always been a medic?
I might eventualy do it, but most likely post war, i did my paramedic degree after first war, as part of civi adaptation process, well now back in uniform. Thank you for the long term support Dylan!
A typical Bear PMC loadout... All jokes besides keep ur good work up man! I like ur choice of pants its the UF Pro Striker HT right? Damn, good choice! Greetings from Germany
Artilery in generall, So either you get blasted directly or by shrapnel, also airstrikes, and balistic missles delivered to bases and rally points for troops ...
Could you give me any advice please? I want to help I have medical first aid training, I have been in touch with the necessary people, Ive asked a friend who's ex army and he said due to me being a female I probably wouldn't be on the front line probably second or 3rd not that I mind being on the front line wherever I can help. I'd be going as a volunteer due to having no military experience, I need to get a balastic helmet and vest any advice what load out I should use? Protection? ANY advice appreciated! I have medical kit allmost sorted but no idea on protection/belt kit/ load outs I hope to be ready to go soon
And hello from Iowa! We American's got your back 100%! Don't care about costs or economy here, we want you to win in Ukraine! Freedom my brother! Slava ukraini!
Depends on if your plates are standalone or not. If theyre not standalone you need kevlar backers but Val has it set up like this so he can take out the plates and use the plate carrier as a flak vest
@@valgear5525 what a massive flex, honestly. Back in the old days, the bleeding edge used to fence over aviation NVGs for ground use, cuz biocular setup suck balls.
7:25 Imagine if they made a phonendoscope with a microphone, that wires into your comtacs via bluetooth :) Leave ear-pro on, and when you switch on the phonendoscope - you can hear the patient (and with electronic boosting, probably even better)
Is basically every soldier equipped with at least one tourniquet? Would you carry more tourniquets or do you just not have them or just not think you need more?
Its ukrainian company called A-line, they made the best series of pouches for Ak74, all kinds of closures, all of them silent, ruged construction, holding up for years, but unfortunatly they ended the production i think ...
@@valgear5525 That's unfortunate but thanks for the response. How does most of that stuff look in IR/under NODS? I know the orcs don't really have a lot of night fighting capability but I'm curious how much you try to address it anyway. Also I had asked before but I think I might have caught it at a bad time but are there American made AK-related parts/accessories you wish you could get in Ukraine but can't find a company willing to export?
How can I come to Ukraine as an American, I’ve contacted the embassies several times as stated on the website for foreign volunteers, and can’t get a single response from anyone, I’ve emailed and called 100 times. I have all proper documentation, background check, I’ve had security clearances, etc. am I trying to contact the wrong people or what.
Not an expert in this topic but currently for summer i use Salomon speed assault, Its almost like running show, without goretex, and its just fantastic, light, fast drying, but durability Is probably not the best, given light construction. And for winter i like brand Crispi, from italy, any of goretex models
I wrote a long detailed comment with links earlier but TH-cam deleted many times... You can use a normal cut helmet if you get a US ACH or better USMC ECH (can stop rifle rounds for same weight but $) and put Ops Core ACH Arc rails to attach either Ops Core AMP headset or Peltor Comtacs (need Ops Core AMP mount and AXL Advanced RAC Link). It will go under the ears but there is still enough space to swing them backwards to use your stethoscope. Stay safe out there!
Ay dude i love the kit I'd recommend some thermal, and grab a pistol with 3 mags and rocket launcher and camo the knife handle good luck to you and your people
1:27 I actually wonder about this. Given that Ukraine sees such heavy frag/shrapnel threat, would you be willing to eat the weight and comfort penalty to wear a full tactical vest and its wraparound frag armor instead of a PC with soft armor panels? Also, maybe my brain is smooth but what do you mean SF mindset driven by mission demands? More doorkicking and such than crawling under fire?
Yes, very good designs, sometimes littlebit dated features, but materials, stiching etc. are very good, had issued full uniform in Varan camo, useing the boonie hat to this day...
I personaly love Varan camo, but they are almost no items left in it, Jaba seems to ve gone completely.. regarding Varan its very cool looking but multicam just works much better, if you dont want cool factor but pure efectivnea
@@valgear5525 Guess you're right about multicam. It' awesome. I found Pigtac a couple of years ago, when I was looking for some items in Partizan, since it works very well in the woods here, and the old Austrian camo is very very rare (and pricy) these days. 😁 But no doupt about multicam, there is a reason, why everybody wants it. 😁
Sent some funds for nice things. Good videos.
Almost 10 min video of good explaintions without pauses. This is why I'm here. The AKS-74U is a vibe.
Ps. Imo it would be interesting to have medic kit and medic backpack breakdown video.
The medical backpack breakdown Is definitly on the to do list, iam not yet enought sure about the right placement and configuration of items, will need few more months in front to be confident presenting it to public. Thank you for staying around!
@@valgear5525 oh right, one last question: to medic in your army you joined with a related degree (medicine, infirmary, pharmacology, ecc.) or you learned in the army?
Well first time around i had only firearms design degree, so i became gunner from all guns imaginable, this time around i wanted to be machinegunner again, but medics are more in demand, my degree Is civilian, analogue of american advanced EMT or RN intensive care specialist..
Tip on the leatherman raptor. Make sure to threadlock the screw that holds the belt clip to the holder. Also, electrical tape or wire tie it together. They tend to work loose and then you lose your scissors. I've had a few of my flight paramedics lose theirs because of this. My guys also tend to dummy cord their scissors. Some attached some sort of retractable tether/leash to the scissors like the one from North American Rescue. Others a small S-Biner with paracord and a plastic qd buckle. Something that is low profile but still somewhat quick to deploy.
Will do! Thank you for the protip!
yup, happened to me as I was running to a bunker in Iraq lol
Yeah dummycord it for sure
I swear,day by day we grow closer to Tarkov
"woawie, this is just like vidyia"
God i hope not
But yet further and further away from god! 🤣
Finna head out to factory 💀
We making it out factory 🔥🗣️
Thank your for the very interesting insight! Keep yourself safe man, it's a dangerous world out there
Thank you for support Alex!
Great review. Gives really good feeling of what is practical on a field.
Greetings to you and other people from your TH-cam community 👍
Love your videos man, this is one of the best channels on youtube!
Thank you for the kind words!
Facts! 🙌🏻
Interesting seeing the J.P. Peltonen on your gear. Love mine and the warranty is pretty great on them too.
Good to see you back!
4:24 He says "when I get wounded", not "if I get wounded". That's how you know he knows.
Thanks so much for the review. I have also switched over to the AK105 which I think is an excellent choice for anyone who is part of a mechanised outfit and has to clear trenches but also needs to engage out to longer distances. Great video and yeah extra mags is usually more than enough.
I like your kit. Those RGO hand grenades are very unique. I will be doing a video of my kit for the home front as well. It’s not as spicy as yours but it’s still very effective. I posted that grenade video for you to see. Hope you like it. Stay safe out there. 😁👊🏻
That looks like my old WAS DCS ATAC-FG plate carrier sent to the Ukraine. Glad it is seeing some proper use.
I also sent over my old Osprey plate carrier too.
Hell yeah
Peltonen is one of the best choice for having a knife that can be used as a camp knife and fighter as well. Well done!
Good load out. I use a very similar, but also I carry two personal medkit. We had a shity time once and our team started carrying two medical pouches.
I can't put into words how much respect I have for you guys risking your lives for others. You're defending every single one of us out there, thank you.
Thank you for the great video - Godspeed!
No shit, I never knew you were a medic. I'd love to get you on a video call to discuss your experiences with my young inexperienced medics.
I love it brother, very well explained. Slava Ukraini! God bless you and your people.
Would love a video about the content of your TT-Medic backpack and your experiences as a medic.
Keep up the good shit. Ukraines holding strong💪🏼 we’re all proud of y’all
Chad Mat! Godspeed!
Thank you for defending our freedom. Love from America.
regarding hydration I can highly recommend the ICEPLATE from Qore.
Good Video thx mate
Great video I really enjoyed it thank you for posting awesome stuff i wish you well friend🤝☦️👍
I love my JP Peltonen.
stay safe brother
Your videos are superb - no fuss, just real info from an active soldier in a warzone defending his country. You should have many, many times more subscribers - your content is that good. Stay safe and thank you for making these in your spare time.
What companys are the soft backers, im looking for some quality backers myself.
Dont die out there
www.combatsystems.cz/balisticke-vlozky/
This shop ship around EU, and they are the manufactures too. Will do my best!
Everybody's favorite piece of kit AKSU 74. Would love to wield one if I ever get to but probably never because my country do not issue any license of these calibre to civilian. I am from India and Indians know it very well.
med pak -excellent -take great care mate -thanks
We need an updaded loadout video to see whats changes been made
I noticed how American preppers favour hard plates for rifle rounds but you favour kevlar. It seems like shrapnel is the real killer out there. They used to issue western troops with fragmentation vests that cover the whole torso. You can still find them in army surplus stores for cheap. I might pick one up.
He doesn't favor kevlar, he's talking about kevlar backers FOR his hard plates. Most hard plates you want to put soft armor behind just so you can A) catch spall and B) allow you to scale your armor level; if you don't need the plate, you're still protected from pistols and shrapnel, but you CAN take the plate.
I've heard that in Ukraine bullet wounds are kinda rare like 5% or something, everything else is shrapnel and explosions
Sent you a few bucks. Hope it helps. Give the orcs hell.
Money recived! thank you very much, have no idea how much it helps with our day to day group expances!
It’s interesting seeing someone who is in an active war zone saying they typically carry 3 spare rifle magazines on their carrier, in contrast to all of the US veteran operators who say 3 mags is ridiculous and they need at least 8, preferably 11 on their person. I wonder if that comes down to a difference in fighting doctrine, where the US engaging enemy combatants is typically doing so to suppress them while they wait for fire support
Calling your AKSU cute is oddly wholesome
As usual Valgear's upload again. A good video with full insight of the loadout. If you are in recon how long usually do you go for a mission recon and what are the chances of getting spotted by enemy ? This is a weird question but anyways stay safe Val wish you the almighty keep you away from any harm and win this war.
Recon is conducted in this war even only in 100s of meters, and so far in this war, contact with enemy ( direct artilery, airplanes, helicopters) was in 100% of missions, So yes everytime going out, group get spotted sooner or later and need to get out under fire, thats the effect of drones with thermals, So far there is no effective way how to counter that...
@@valgear5525 never imagined to be like what you have explained. It turns out to be more dangerous and much complicated than what I have thought about it before. Much respect to you sir for being able to carry out recons successfully. Please stay safe Sir. Slava Ukraini🇺🇦
Good thing he remembered to take his Black Sun velcro patch off his plate carrier before filming.
Nice aks74u.
funded by my parents 👍I support
can you do a video on the PFM-1 anti-personnel mine?
what type of multitool it is ? Greetings from Czech Rep.
Stay safe.
Which boots do you have on in this video? Thank you. Praying for your safety 🙏🏻
Stay safe my brudda!
You mention the necessity of the high-cut helmet despite its an artillery dominant war - What is your take on wearing a full kevlar vest with soft armor instead of the minimal plate carrier? It's not much heavier, yet significant warmer in the summer. But is it not worth the drawbacks? Or is it hard to get for you?
We see a lot of injuries to the side of the soldiers torso in Ukraine, and many soldiers choose not to cover the sides. Magazines will stop some lower velocity fragments, i highly recommend you to store them on the sides of your torso.
Take a look at this:
"The incidence of penetrating thoracic trauma is significantly higher in this conflict with an NPA than in the GWOT. Most soldiers in the current war in Ukraine have front and rear panel armor as well as a helmet. With incoming artillery rounds in a trench, soldiers generally face forward and cover their heads. However, this leaves the lateral aspects of the body vulnerable to injury. Use of standard center mass front and rear plate armor that protects the vital organs within “the box” may not be sufficient to save lives when ballistic material is coming from a lateral trajectory. Although available US body armor systems do offer more thorough lateral and abdominal protection with side armor plates and ballistic material that can protect lateral trajectory projectiles, such equipment is extremely heavy and cumbersome."
www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC10344429/
Side ballistic plates are heavy and small, a 25ply kevlar is much lighter and will stop everything from a VOG drone drop grenade
Interesting. Thanks.
Norwegian ranger knife I think?
Finnish made Peltonen M95 knife
beautiful gun! came from factory with the side rail or you modified it?
With all due respect, the aks74u is a cool piece of history. From the same era as the m16a1. The Russians don’t even produce it anymore it’s so out of date. Don’t get me wrong - it’s cool.
Bro be careful dont die
Do you consider making a video about the Smerch Belt Kit? I would appreciate it
Down the road for sure, ive wore it for years, but Its on the backburner for post war times. Thank you for watching.
This was an excellent video! I would also like to see a video about you as a person, I think you said before you worked in the ICU? have you always been a medic?
I might eventualy do it, but most likely post war, i did my paramedic degree after first war, as part of civi adaptation process, well now back in uniform. Thank you for the long term support Dylan!
A typical Bear PMC loadout... All jokes besides keep ur good work up man!
I like ur choice of pants its the UF Pro Striker HT right? Damn, good choice!
Greetings from Germany
How does the kevlar backer integrate with the dangler, plate carrier and cummerbunds?
Is the main danger in this war shrapnel?
Artilery in generall, So either you get blasted directly or by shrapnel, also airstrikes, and balistic missles delivered to bases and rally points for troops ...
Could you give me any advice please? I want to help I have medical first aid training, I have been in touch with the necessary people, Ive asked a friend who's ex army and he said due to me being a female I probably wouldn't be on the front line probably second or 3rd not that I mind being on the front line wherever I can help. I'd be going as a volunteer due to having no military experience, I need to get a balastic helmet and vest any advice what load out I should use? Protection? ANY advice appreciated! I have medical kit allmost sorted but no idea on protection/belt kit/ load outs
I hope to be ready to go soon
Is the AKS-74U really a reliable weapon? Doesn't it jam alot or have problems
What do the kevlar backers for plates do? I don't have any for my front back or side plates. Is it something I should be adding?
And hello from Iowa! We American's got your back 100%! Don't care about costs or economy here, we want you to win in Ukraine! Freedom my brother! Slava ukraini!
Depends on if your plates are standalone or not. If theyre not standalone you need kevlar backers but Val has it set up like this so he can take out the plates and use the plate carrier as a flak vest
I love your ordnance vids could you do one on the PMN-4?
What is your role in your squad?
Hello iam a paramedic and compleiner!
TIP put your compas in a sock it wil prevent it from scratshes so you can use your romer better. Succes
I am sorry that you have to fight a bloody war. Do you have any equipment taken from dead Russian soldiers? Do they carry anything of value?
Well the nvg is from pilot of downed KA 52 Aligator...
@@valgear5525 what a massive flex, honestly. Back in the old days, the bleeding edge used to fence over aviation NVGs for ground use, cuz biocular setup suck balls.
7:25 Imagine if they made a phonendoscope with a microphone, that wires into your comtacs via bluetooth :)
Leave ear-pro on, and when you switch on the phonendoscope - you can hear the patient (and with electronic boosting, probably even better)
What platform is better in your opinion in terms or Recoil, accuracy and reliability when comparing AK and AR?
i had no idea you served with AZOV, thats even better! based.
do you only run soft armour in the sides of your plate carrier? is ceramic to heavy? stay safe bro
Hey wheres your secondry? Wanna know why dont you have one! Intensional or?
Curious how you use the extraction line with karabiner? Do you get the casualty to clip it to themselves and then pull the casualty to you?
was also interested in how it works
th-cam.com/video/SRlfTCwBkw4/w-d-xo.html found that and that's about all I could find
Is basically every soldier equipped with at least one tourniquet? Would you carry more tourniquets or do you just not have them or just not think you need more?
Is that knife the Finnish Jääkäri Puukko?Looks very similar that I have on my kit.
Close! its a Sissipuukko, he has a full video on it
I find it interesting that you have m05 pouch on your packback. Did you buy it or was it given to you?
If possible, Can I know what is your role in your squad or company (medic, infantry etc.)? it's okay if it's classified
Just a paramedic in recon team( 4-8 people in team)
Super knife, i have the same👍🏻
No infantry shovel?
Details on the pouches you're running the 74 mags in?
Its ukrainian company called A-line, they made the best series of pouches for Ak74, all kinds of closures, all of them silent, ruged construction, holding up for years, but unfortunatly they ended the production i think ...
@@valgear5525 That's unfortunate but thanks for the response. How does most of that stuff look in IR/under NODS? I know the orcs don't really have a lot of night fighting capability but I'm curious how much you try to address it anyway. Also I had asked before but I think I might have caught it at a bad time but are there American made AK-related parts/accessories you wish you could get in Ukraine but can't find a company willing to export?
What boots are you wearing?
Thank you.. Good information.
How can I come to Ukraine as an American, I’ve contacted the embassies several times as stated on the website for foreign volunteers, and can’t get a single response from anyone, I’ve emailed and called 100 times. I have all proper documentation, background check, I’ve had security clearances, etc. am I trying to contact the wrong people or what.
I got u bro, do you have telegram?
Good vid as always. What boots will you recomend for hot and cold seasons?
Not an expert in this topic but currently for summer i use Salomon speed assault, Its almost like running show, without goretex, and its just fantastic, light, fast drying, but durability Is probably not the best, given light construction. And for winter i like brand Crispi, from italy, any of goretex models
@@valgear5525 thx for info.
What side rail is that on the AK?
what are the shoes you are wearing?
I wrote a long detailed comment with links earlier but TH-cam deleted many times...
You can use a normal cut helmet if you get a US ACH or better USMC ECH (can stop rifle rounds for same weight but $) and put Ops Core ACH Arc rails to attach either Ops Core AMP headset or Peltor Comtacs (need Ops Core AMP mount and AXL Advanced RAC Link). It will go under the ears but there is still enough space to swing them backwards to use your stethoscope.
Stay safe out there!
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What belt is that?
What shoes you got on?
Ay dude i love the kit I'd recommend some thermal, and grab a pistol with 3 mags and rocket launcher and camo the knife handle good luck to you and your people
You are an azov member, why your unit do not give to you a necessay gear to war?
Mannn, you are really dangerous, if you carry RGO everywhere with you))
What pistol do u use
We dont use pistols, exapt PKM gunners. The ussual makarovs, Glock 17s and local Fort (cz 75 clones)
what kind of abdomen pouch is that?
I will have to respectfully disagree that the AK74u has same energy as a 9mm. The AK74u is substantially more powerful than any 9mm
what knife is that:
How did Your infantry loadout look like?
Only bigger Osprey style west, medkit on my right, 9magazines, 3grenades, no beltline. All in favour of more kevlar protection from shrapnel..
@@valgear5525 Thanks for the info! :D
Ak47 is the boss of the show
What All of Gear name is That?
1:27 I actually wonder about this. Given that Ukraine sees such heavy frag/shrapnel threat, would you be willing to eat the weight and comfort penalty to wear a full tactical vest and its wraparound frag armor instead of a PC with soft armor panels?
Also, maybe my brain is smooth but what do you mean SF mindset driven by mission demands? More doorkicking and such than crawling under fire?
Prep for specific tasks and objective, not general combat.
Are you a medic or infantry?
Hi, do you have any expeariance with stuff from p1gtac from Kyiv?
Yes, very good designs, sometimes littlebit dated features, but materials, stiching etc. are very good, had issued full uniform in Varan camo, useing the boonie hat to this day...
@@valgear5525 Thanks for the fast answer. Varan looks awesome! Right followed by Jaba. 😁
I personaly love Varan camo, but they are almost no items left in it, Jaba seems to ve gone completely.. regarding Varan its very cool looking but multicam just works much better, if you dont want cool factor but pure efectivnea
@@valgear5525 Guess you're right about multicam. It' awesome. I found Pigtac a couple of years ago, when I was looking for some items in Partizan, since it works very well in the woods here, and the old Austrian camo is very very rare (and pricy) these days. 😁
But no doupt about multicam, there is a reason, why everybody wants it. 😁
Why no pistol?
Unnecessary weight
Hello, what calibre is the AK?
5.45
DCS GANG DCS GANG 🤙🤙🤙
I salute you and your funny voice