Stupid Shit In Your Fighting Gear | Lightfighter Loadout
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- Fighting gear is for fighting! Fighting is hard enough without wearing stupid stuff. Follow the pros and split your fighting and sustainment load!
I got a little lost in the sauce looking at peoples LBE's and patrolling rigs and some have lost the forest for the trees! I go over a couple of the big fouls that I found in other peoples gear.
I hope you enjoy this video as its just for entertainment!
Thanks for watching!
00:15 Check Out the Podcast w/ LFSG
01:20 Fighting Vs Sustainment Gear
03:30 Stupid Stuff In Our Gear
04:30 Ammunition Standards & Considerations
07:00 Sidearms Are Dumb
07:45 Medical Gear - You Arent a Doctor!
10:42 Dont Fill All Your Pouches
13:45 Plate Carriers Are Dumb
15:15 The BFK
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I like how he actively gets more sweaty as the video progresses. 😅
I think that was my 3rd T-shirt that day already :(
I noticed this also and was liking this more because I’m like this too… 30 year old boomers life 🤷🏻♂️
You like it huh? You want to give him the hauk tuah?
Hit meth before vid
Me, a 19 year old Army PFC on a winter FTX. My company commander “Load all your rucks on the truck! It’ll meet us after the operation!” The E4 mafia stuffing poncho liners in their butt pack and MRE bits in their cargo pockets: “That’s a lie.”
As a citizen soldier/militia you won't have "trucks meeting you at point B with chow" or such. Your sustainment is on you, literally.
@@pop401k You literally have no idea what you're talking about. That's not an insult. It's a literal fact. You just assume the worst case scenario. And yeah, the worst case scenario will happen often enough you should plan for it. But you might also run across an abandoned supermarket, or sympathizers or meat on the hoof. All of that will happen too. It just won't be dependable. Though more dependable than the Supply Sergeant's Deuce.
@@EricDaMAJ Well, I'm pretty sure there's no logistical support force for the local militia; which means you're on your own for sustaining yourself in the field. There's an old saying: be prepared.
@@pop401k You're pretty sure because you don't know any history of militias. Or choose to ignore it because you don't want to admit you're wrong. Every militia has some sort of logistical support. Whether it's the National Guard or Bubba's Bayou MAGA Raiders or the Antifa Trans Battalion. It's just not always the formalized logistics a standing army enjoys.
@@pop401k if you have friends with pick-up trucks, you have logistics. it might not be a sexy job, but it's important.
I knew a Vietnam LRRP in the late 90s early 2000s and he tell me we carried more ammo and water, but very little food. He said you can usually always find food, but ammo and water were tough to get.
The tropical jungle can provide food. If you are in a desert or light forested area, sometimes food can be hard to come. Chris McCandless found out the hard way.
You can live off body fat just fine for a reasonable amount of time
with all the hype about pistols today, you're the first dude I've heard in decades say you are better off with three extra rifle mags than a pistol. Good stuff!
He misses the application for a pistol. Its a backup weapon, not backup ammo. Pistols are excellent because they're super reliable and a lot of holes in a small package. Something happens to your rifle, you're going to really sincerely wish you had a pistol instead of 3 more rifle mags. But he is right that a pistol isn't for fighting. Its for staying alive. And dogs. The M9 earned a solid reputation as dog repellent.
You don't trust your rifle?
@@065Tim
I trust myself
Always depends what you are doing.
Soldier stuff in the woods, bring a rifle and you don't need a pistol.
Urban soldier stuff, you might need it for certain situations.
Urban covert stuff, no rifle and yes pistol.
been saying this for 20 years and always get laughed at.
no police shit
LBE
300+ rounds ammo
no pistols
smaller knife
no plates
i just subscribed.
Ditto
Same. Pack light freeze at night.
I also subscribed for this reason.
Yup… same!
Finally, a channel that’s not dedicated to turning combat into a Sharper Image catalog of inventory
What are you talking about look at all that crap in the background
How much he was sweating reminded me to keep a topped off water source.
I have old ALICE gear like we had in the army 40+ years ago. I have TWO canteens on my belt, because I can't remember the last time I WASN'T thirsty. And 4 ammo pouches with the grenade pockets removed, instead of 2. That way I have 390 rounds of ammo instead of the standard 210. You can never have too much ammo, unless you're swimming, or on a long march. I never did amphibious operations, and I'm only walking as far as I have to. I have a butt pack with a triangle bandage that makes a great headband, and scarf or snipers veil, along with a signal whistle and wooden matches. That's about it. It's mostly empty so I can add whatever I need to, whenever I need to. Using 55 grain bullets instead of 62 grain saves a total of 6.25 ounces. Ounces equal pounds, and pounds equal pain.
What? No PT belt? You obviously won't be allowed to participate in SHTF activities day.
He still has to come... it's mandatory activities day. 😅
Awesomeness
Hey, Randall is here, too.
Woah GruntProof saw my video!
Don't know if I wasn't, but I'm now subbed GP.
Wouldn't surprise me if games where being played!
Earlier this week I noticed Stoker on Survival Dispatch, now I see GruntProof in da house, small world, or maybe, the algorithm has me.
Shoulder holster and ranger panties? That's worth a sub! Lol
Comfort is king baby. I can dance all day.
I don't know how this channel has eluded me until now. This stuff is not getting said enough. The cool gear is all fun and games until your broke off after 8 hours in the treeline in July. The medical piece is also spot on. I carry a bunch on me because it was literally my job in the military and a collateral in my current job, but it's not for most people. Expeditious casevac is the ideal field medical intervention at the end of the day.
I ditched my big knife after I lugged it around for 4 years and never used it. lol. The old timers always had the least amount of gear on their belts
I’ve been saying much of the same stuff my entire TH-cam career. Maybe if enough folks repeat it, they’ll start listening.
Oh fuckin nice! Another page to follow.
Dude its hard finding the not mainstream ones that arent super goofed! The algorithm is working against us! Why cant we work with youtube instead of against them, and we all make money!
@SilverShamrockNovelties Thanks for the link cousin. Yeah, nice to see someone else pointing this stuff out.
@@LFAnonI’m fairly certain that the 3-letter muppeteer with his hand up YT’s backside is happy with the algorithm spreading the wrong message.
@@AlphaCharlieConceptsCousin John in the house, y’all!
This video is my intro to this channel. I subbed within the first 5 minutes. Sensational content 🤙🏻
same here
Same
lol thanks!
Sorta the same. I watched his combat pants video first. Then, this one. He doesn’t even have pants on in this video. That’s the ultimate in light fighting.
I never go anywhere without a wet wipe. Learned the hard way and never want to repeat that mistake again 😂
I’m a light fighter too. But I’m not dumping my pistol.
its a security blanket in a real fight
There was zero bullshit here. This is the attitude. Subbed
Well said.
You have excellent taste in gear good sir.
What a gent and scholar you are my good mate! ☺
This is great , you’re getting progressively sweatier and speaking faster as the video goes on 😂 wish it was you who had my 6 bro
I like this guy. Short...to the point...smart too.
and cute right?
Man, you had me cracking up the whole time. Love the info.
Im a black belt at bad comedy.
first time watcher, and to be honest.... that was maybe the best real breakdown of gear i have seen in a long time. Wish i watched it a year ago, BUT great real world knowledge for the rest of us
Thanks a ton! Glad I tickled your fancy!
We stan a sweaty king
I had to watch a few of these videos, this guy talks like a marine but thinks like a minimalist, and has common sense, I love it. I have now subscribed and look forward to what's next.
bless up! money see monkey do!
LRRP loadout was keep 24 hrs of survival on your person, some food,pistol,couple of mags and cargo pockets with a variety of survival gear,LBE was set up for 3 days of survival, 16 mags,4 pistol mags, ruck long term and mission gear. BTW LRRP rucks suck to hump!
Dude. Epic content, truth front to back. Great experience talking. Also, the progressive sweating was hilarious.
lol 😅
Great video, other than the single-minded approach to body armor. It’s a tool, and is applicable depending on the situation, just like any other tool. A slick carrier can be stored in the ruck and then taken out and worn under your LBE rig right before hitting the OBJ. It significantly increases survivability with the only downside being ~11lbs of extra weight in the ruck.
If you’re fit, you can utilize body armor without it slowing you down or hindering your litefighter mission
@@Salvo_Your_Problems okay okay... I just need a hot take.
You earned my sub today dude, really good info paired with some good humor. I like your setup a lot with 308, I run with a dz crossfire rig and run the 25 rounders and can get two in each pouch. I've had some good success with my 556 rigs with 3 30 rounders in each of the smaller mag pouches, and try to dedicate one of the larger ones for ammo aswell. I can squeeze in 3 40 rounders into the back pouches. One common denominator in all gun fights is whoever runs out of ammo first loses.
Made me reevaluate my gear choice, thank you for your advice
Glad I could help! Stay sharp!
Loving the mindset!
Thanks Brooother!
Awesome video!!!! Confidence and Common sense. That was refreshing to watch
I have that same shoulder holster and love it
Finally someone who understands.
@@michaelgillett5744 the force is strong with us
You got my sub when you called out plate carriers😂
I totally didn't realize this was the other channel for LFSG lol, nice bro. On point about the context with delineating what is the fighting load/ line gear vs. the sustainment load.
(I will say as caveat, MOUT is a whole other ball game where things do change-- and if you're stuck in a metro area for whatever reason, you gotta deal with it and augment load and doctrine, just has to be said.)
Jackson with LFSG is much more concerned with professionalism than me. We are working on getting some more videos on his page.
@@LFAnon Hahaha fair, y'all are good people.
Knowledge dump. Love it
Wolfhound and 7th ID Lightfighter 1989 to 1992. I still have my ALICE gear intact. Any questions?
Hey finally some Pre-WOT boys!
I originally got plates when a bunch of degens were burning down the city I lived in. Viewed them more as a defensive plus up. I can’t say I’d use them when the world goes tits up.
I have a chest rig now curious on your thoughts of the jungle rig vs a chest rig?
I like how fast I can get my LBE on and off. You will find that digging holes in chest rigs is gayer than digging them with only a t shirt on. Most tasks in the field arent shooting and reloading.
This guy is a straight up CHAD😂😂
with a tiny pecker! no, wait...
Chapstick does need to be in the fighting kit. Not for your lips but for the "lick it before you stick it" on the o-rings on comms cables. Spit is bad for the rubber and will eventually dry rot it. 1 replacement battery set for Nods, gps and optics also. These are small and light enough to have in a zip pocket or pouch where you keep admin and mission essential supplies. Mine is also where I keep my Night vision when not mounted.
welp just found the best channel on yt YEEEEE
aww make me blush
@ 😂
Will a 25 rounder .308 mag fit in those?
yup
Can you give me a quick rundown on that LBE?
made a video covering it!
Hey man, what are those mag pouches you've got? I run some surplus molle double mag pouches, but they don't fit pmags, and in my current set up I can only comfortably fit 8 mags on my FLC, whereas it looks like I could fit 12 with those pouches there in the same real estate. I've tried to put some shingles behind the doubles but it is awkward and floppy, can't seem to find any triple mag pouches like you've got there.
@@biggusdingus7496 those were the crossfire pouches that came with rig
@@LFAnon Thanks bro. I just remembered that I've got a spare canteen pouch that holds 5 pmags I can put on my kit, plus my small ruck that I'd take has a bandoleer with 6 pmags, so tbh I'd say it's alright.
In my opinion, if you are a civilian (like me) with the intent of doing cool guy high speed light infantry shenanigans for whatever wet dream scenario you envision, and you are running steel or any form of heavy plates in a plate carrier, then you already did it wrong. Plate carriers should be as little added weight in comparison to an LBE rig as possible. BUT you should absolutely have the capability to both shoot things, and not get shot, whether that be bullets or frag or whatever. Lots of America is woodland. Lots of America is winding suburbs. Lots of America is happening at ranges sub 100 yards. I don't personally like the idea of getting caught with my panties down and no plates because I was too sissy to actively train to carry them. But thats just my uneducated view point. Maybe if you are in states like Colorado or Arizona with massive flat open terrain, that philosophy has a little more wiggle room. But South East United States is too risky.
When you sign your name on the line to serve. Its nice that they care enough to protect your life with some plates. They are going to ask you to go into some ugly situations.
As a civilian. If I think "i ought to be wearing body armor for this"... im just not going to do THAT
@@LFAnon I wear body armor almost daily for professional reasons. The gig theoretically shouldn't require it, but I wear it just in case. I've had far too many close calls to be comfortable not wearing it. So I get lots of time behind plates (sometimes just soft armor panels) that many civis don't.
That said, I'm not sure where the disconnect is with war fighting and plates for alot of guys. Where do you see yourself operating in a light infantry capacity wherein you aren't thinking "I ought to be wearing plates"? I understand that the point is to not get shot at in the first place (obviously), but is it not the nature of the beast that somewhere sometime you're bound to?
That was the point I was making with the whole getting caught with my panties down thing. I wear armor not because I believe I necessarily always need it, but simply because I could very well POSSIBLY need it, just as easily as not.
Hi I was wondering what podcast is called and was wondering if it's on Spotify?
@@BS0321 nope just on my page here... It's a passion project we are working on it
You can get 3 .308 mags in there, good luck getting them back out lol
Whats the technique you would use on rescuing someone with the piece of nylon you carry??
great question and worth a demonstration, ill try and get some of that on video this week
1. Good content
2. What about the fanny pack on the front? I guess it is being used as an admin pouch and I'd like to see more about the use and setup of it (mostly because I own the same one and lately I was curious about using it as a part of combat gear)
Never mind on 2, already found it in other vid
Solid stuff. I’ve been known to throw stupid shit in my rigs, in fact I’m going to run through them again to dump some stuff here soon.
Just found your channel man good stuff! Definitely done every mistake out there and always learning and experimenting. Is hard to say what future conflicts/unrest will look like and also so many different philosophies and practices (I’m literally not an expert in anyone lol). I have my nixieworks Lightfighter rig that’s pretty versatile in that I could carry just a crap load of water and ammo or a lot of special equipment. I also have a modded flc rig that’s pretty much in line with what you said. Different arguments can be made if your just doing simply area patrols with a very low threat expectation but if things have gotten bad enough ammo,water, throwables, comms, things to win the fight is all you need on your kit.
Lol good shit, definitely guilty of tryin to combine the kits, definitely have had a small survival kit and other none fightin equipment on my fighting kit. This was a good straight forward video of how to keep shit separated, preciate the info brotha and god bless from ole Carolina.
Good video, I have seen to many videos where people fill there fighting loads with needles stuff like fire making kits, stoves and big knives. Good video.
As a former 18E your input is DEAD on !!!!! Keep it up!!! ODA out
Very cool MOS! Glad I'm not dead wrong!
where is the podcast?
@@MatthewCupples on my page!
I see you rockin that SOFT-T good taste I was given 3 by my PSG before I ETSed
I honestly loath and love looking at online firearms and gear reviews. You always see absolute dumpster fires! Lots of "what in the hells" and some genuine laughs.
This is the way
What are the mag pouches on the rig called?
in the thumbnail? Custom stuff.
To carry more ammo instead of a sidearm is a good way of thinking. Some times though shit happens, imagine something important breakes on your rifle and makes it useless along with all your ammo, that's gonna be a pretty bad situation. Then again it's up to you to decide what you take with you depending on what you think you'll need. You can never predict exactly how a fight is gonna be. Still a modern pistol with 15+ rounds capacity with 1 or no extra mags might be enough to protect you. If you have a rifle carrying 2 or more extra pistol mags might be an exaggeration.
gonna be real useful in a gunfight with a pistol im sure. Just ignore literally everyone who has ever fought in a full scale war ever
@@AnAppealToRakka Well i didn't say it's gonna be equal to a rifle or a carbine but it's better than nothing. Some times you might have to use it against a wild animal or in a very close environment. My statement was general. If we start making specific scenarios it's quite easy.
Just carry what you think you need, no need for us to argue about pistol or no pistol, Blessings and love to you both and your families.
Yeah. That was good shit. Subbed.
this guy gets it. good info.
cheers sir!
Subscribed! Great content my dude.
What shoulder holster is that?
craft holsters i think
@@LFAnon looks like it, they make them compatible with lights and optics?
@@CharlesMartelsHammer all the things
What are those grenade looking things on the table behind you?
@@pierrederu7878 grenades
@@LFAnon I’m not American, but I wasn’t aware that civilians could own grenades
@@LFAnon very cool though, I’m just jealous
@@pierrederu7878 Mine dont have any comp B in them lol
New subscriber. But, I’m not sure if I can take you seriously. Where are your $400 combat pants? At the cleaners? Well, shit. You don’t have any pants. To be fair, I don’t have any pants on, either.
oh lets talk about combat pants!
The knife I carried and used throughout my time in the U.S. Army was a stainless-steel folding knife which I bought at clothing sales. A BFK is heavy and of very little practical use.
I did however keep a short machete in my rucksack.
@@ChrisBrown-kh9wz I've carried all sorts of necessary tools in my ruck
The only thing I disagree with is the plates and carrier, in today's age, with modern technology and my level of income, it's not inconceivable that I could afford plates that weigh 5lbs
Jokes aside plates have gotten and probably will continue to get lighter and more accessible. Inevitably the army will fuck that up and make them heavy but a civilian doesn't have to make that mistake.
The best most reliable plates are steel plates despite what anybody has told you and they're heavy and they'll always be heavy. No Way around It. You can buy ceramic plates but they don't work quite as good as steel plates. They work well enough but they have an expiration date less than 10 years then you're replacing them which makes steel superior unless you want to fork out a fortune. Steel is still the best thing out there because it's the only thing that can take multiple hits and still keep on going but again it's heavy.
@John-u3y3w you are smoking crystal methamphetamine if you think steel plates are worth anything other than a target. Good luck dying to spawl, and no, that truck bed liner is not going to save your neck from catching frag when you get hit. There is a reason ESAPI plates are made of ceramic, and yes, they take multiple hits. Quit being poor, RMA plates are $350.
@@John-u3y3w and steel spalls, too, so you'll be extra-dead!
@@Scorpion-lj9lg That problem has been fixed with Paxcon buildup. Ceramic spalls to.
280 go's real fast, 14 mags feels good but still ain't enough.
- 06-07 Iraq
No bs. Only sense. Just subbed!
Why does he have a gun on him ????? Curious??? How fire fighter u been in
Never fight next to a nervous wreck
im just fat!
What LBE are you using?
I have an eagle h harness and an alice rig I use but those alice clips suck and stab my love handle grip sides lol
crossfire DZ rig, check my older videos
I like this guy 😂
If you're in a light infantry situation why would you need a .308?
Light Infantry will use heavy weapons.
Good video, and I agree with most if not all. Id definitely carry less mags depending on the situation, about 3+1 or 4+1 is my go to but could do more if necessary. I also do have more in my backpack if I dump them all escaping and need re up. No armor or handgun is based
What shoulder holster are you wearing I’ve been looking for a good one?
@@iamthelizardking6239 craft holsters
@@LFAnon thank you sir
5:22 - What's that mag bag/bandolier?
surplus cloth!
@lightfighters Anonymous, Where did you get that light bearing Shoulder Rig? I've been a Galco guy for a decade and I wanna run my 19x this way
craft holsters
I'm glad someone finally said plate carriers are stupid. They are, unless you have supply lines and enough trucks to bring you the extra calories and water you'll be burning thru wearing one. All of us in my infantry platoon felt we'd be better off without the armor weighing us down.
This is actually a huge topic I thought about dedicating a podcast too!
When you add up the cost of plate carriers vs their benefit. And I mean TOTAL cost. Purchasing, replacing, cost of added injuries in training, cost of avoidable casualties due to wearing. Vs how many lives they actually save. There are some variables that would be very hard to nail down, but there is a discussion to be had.
@@LFAnon exactly, and I think the Army had whole brigades of non deployable troops from injuries sustained wearing armor. Armor doesn't really make much of a difference in gunfights, most wounds are to extemities. It does make a difference in IEDs and artillery, but if you're taking indirect on patrol you need to run.
@@scubasteve-zr1cv ya know it makes indirect and mine A LOT more survivable, and that is a lot of casualties. That's a lot American flags over coffins. And that's a good thing.
But, people are still out of the fight when it comes to semantics, operations, and strategy.
@@LFAnon certainly is!
In many of my hypothetical scenarios I'm not very worried about enemy artillery.
@@scubasteve-zr1cv most wounds are to extremities when you got a plate covering your fuckin torso, sure.
Ah yes, someone talking truth. Solid sub from me, one gun channel to another
Where did you get your spade?
Probably just amazon! Its used by the ultra-lightweight backpacking crowd!
@@LFAnon Thank you! Good to have on gear. My glock etool stays on the ruck even though its lighter than the Gerber ones we were issued
@@user-kl5zd2oe3e I have been meaning to order a glock e-tool forever.
@@LFAnon If you ask me, they're the best etool on the market. The shovel part actually has a scoop in it! Never replacing that piece of gear!
@@user-kl5zd2oe3e Yeah they are great. We were joking that if they found a way to add the glock knife into the handle you would be set!
I run a shotgun, an FLC, and a basic kit. That's kinda it. Oh, and my OKC3S. It fits on my Mossberg and makes for an excellent general-purpose knife.
The Pistol is something I've been thinking about. I bought a P365 for EDC, it generally just lives in a pocket holster regardless of what else is going on. Main "need" for it is to have it handy in case something sneaks up while you're sleeping or shitting.
As for the stretcher, I've found a few versions of it, either ~$15, or $250. Not a lot of in between, do you have a recommended vendor?
AED Superstore should have them for less than 20 bucks
For $250 it had better come with someone to carry the fucking thing.
@@LFAnon The way some medical devices are priced I was hoping for hot and cold running blowjobs, but alas the search continues
Great info, seriously awesome. Bonus: I feel like I lost 5 lbs just watching this video.
I think I lost 5 making it
There are a lot of guys who through lack of experience try too hard to carry over the currently popular gun guy trends of getting kitted out like an SF door kicker or a swat team to go innawoods. What often looks cool at the flat range will have you hurting, chafing everywhere and dropping expensive shit all over the bush if you tried to do the kind of stuff this kit is made for in it and furthermore most people who carry that stuff don't know what poison ivy looks like IRL.
If you're just hiking out to LARP and camp out then yes by all means, stuff it full of bushcraft gear and other nonsense. Just take a reality check that if you had to wear this because you're in a warzone you're not gonna be chopping firewood and building lean-tos away from your pack (if at all)
What little bag was that you used to carry the 308 mags......????
US surplus cloth bandolier
think that one is marked m200 blank
Are LBEs better than chest rigs or is it a personal preference?
@@Phosgene1917 it's preference.... But LBE's are better.
Brits don't go anywhere without their brew kit. They also have 48 hours of rations stripped down that might be pushed to 72 hours. (Four rear pouches on the fighting belt will do it, inc 2x water bottles with one metal mug.) Battle smock carries all the small personal items. Agreed, you have your assault rifle and no need for a pistol. Absolutely fight light, stay swift, and the support can bring up the rest. Agreed first aid is patch up and send/carry to the rear. Climbing slings/loops are useful. Be fit to fight. Anything on your front you will land on when you hit the deck, and be a PITA when Leopard crawling. Agreed no need for some whopper chopper knife, though a Glock Knife or JP Pelternen M95 are light weight and take no room up on the belt order; or just carry a folder in your pocket. If you can't tab 10 miles in under 2 hours you are carrying too much kit. Plates have their place, but not always; depends on the work load and threat.
What belt and suspenders are this? They look great.
The fighting load is a crossfire DZ rig.
Tourniquet or two is a must.
I carry 4! But I am a bit of a crack head. and team medic.
This light fighter stuff is kind of outdated. Early on in GWOT. Vehicles had to be upfitted with armor and troops started being issued plate carriers, more to protect from IEDs than bullets. With drones now being so prevalent it seems having plates and ballistic helmet is a must. In Ukraine you see both sides putting more armor onto themselves and their vehicles.
Completely wrong. This lightfighter stuff is more relevant than ever! GWOT is over and gone. Yet our military is still built to kick doors and doesn't even remember how to light infantry. With the ever rising threat of the near peer battlespace, light infantry is back baby!
@LFAnon I don't see how. We see conventional warfare in Ukraine and guys are putting on more armor, not taking it off, guys are carrying more ammo and equipment, not less. The only example of what you are talking about is Russian assault units using dirt bikes to try to outrun and dodge FPVs.
Don't get confused. There is nothing light about the lightfighter.
Real light infantry is going to be confusing to a lot of current vets. The US Military hasnt had manual on light infantry since the 60's. Its a lost art.
You could have stopped at vehicles. We walked everywhere. LIGHT.
I agree. Because ammo is dead. We just need pilots with helmet and full armor with drones and explosives. The number one thing you want is helmet and armor because of drones.
Soon you'll need masks because of chemicals. @@lance9150
Old man jungle fighter here. I would not go all out just loaded with ammo. In hot, humid climates, your water is equally important as your ammo in jungles. You need minimum of 4 quarts of clean drinking water each day to survive or else you will find yourself a heat casualty real quick or suffering from dysentery because you drank out of a polluted source. You young guys think you can call for resupply at any time and they will send out a helicopter immediately but in real situations, that is not gonna happen. More than likely you will get separated from your ruck and may not be able to get back to it for at least 24 hours so a poncho liner and some pogey bait (food) in your LBE will also keep you in the fight.
Holy smokes, it is you! Saw this on my FYP and said, "That guy looks like my old 1S buddy." How you been?
@@Matthew1028 I do exist! Been good. Same old same old!
Sick channel! I started a hiking club, and we go out and practice recon patrols in the mountains.
thank you sir!
I've always preached to carry more rifle ammo and forget about your pistol. I personally don't like LBE setups, but that's just me. Also the way I look at my rig is Blake Flannery as said, "Things that take lives, and Things that save lives". The only things that should be on your fighting rig support those two things.
FUD?? Whose wearing a shoulder rig? Jk loved the video.
Baha! Guilty.
They are great for around the house if you just need a quick and easy way to carry without strapping up a belt/holster rig
@@dwastart You also look cooler when you slam your badge and gun down on the table. I don't follow the rules but I GET RESULTS!!! I have one two...
@@minuteofcan Don't forget cool music, bright and fluorescent color clothes and a Ferrari. Real or modified c3 corvette. Which to this day, still looks better than the Testarossa.
Remember that when your 80. You'll see they have a purpose.
I agree with everything you until the last statement where i just feel you have a valid point. That being said my bfk weighs 0.5lbs, it doesn't get in the way or take up more room on my lbe. I like it enough to carry it. Also get yourself some 25 round 308 pmags for that beast. 50 rounds in the same pouch beats 40. Even if its hard to compete with 90.
@@SmallTeamSupply they don't load as good :(
Different rigs for different mission.
Rare smart comment
Meshnet. Good stuff