@@Winchester7734 I wouldn’t go that far. He still provides educational videos on gear and rifle setups and still does reviews on rifles. It’s just a little less serious and more fun now
rule number 1. look cool. rule number 2. know what youre doing. rule number 3. if you dont know what you're doing, look cool doing it. keep up the good content, not sure why i hadn't seen your channel before.
I was an FMF Corpsman. IFAKs are great and a must have for pretty much everyone. Even if you don't know how to use it the Medic or Corpsman responding to you will know how to use it.
Seen a lot of youtube "tactical" channels and I must say this is one of the very few where I'm like, "OK, I need to do everything this guy is saying" .. I copied this belt setup and it is EXCELLENT. I went with the UBL loop, QLS, and a Safariland holster w/ ALS without the hood... Just about a perfect setup. Thanks for the help man. Awesome vids. Keep it up.
A good rule of thumb I was taught by Zach Harrison of Northern Red, was the let your shooting arm hang naturally and swing your hand back and forth slightly and your finger tips should be able to go under your holster. If the holster in below that you need to bring it up. I use a mid ride holster as well.
Garand Thumb I thought so too. Learned a lot of cool little things from him and that class. Great video again man. I follow you on IG as well.@tdcruiser
Great advice! I'm a basement operator and your guidance saves me lots of time since I rarely get to go out and run around with my gear. The battle belt systems work well for me since I don't use plate carriers. I keep it simple and light by carrying ammo and ifak only. Cheers!
This was immensely helpful as I continue to design my rig and belt setup! For my rifle setup I carry and train with a dump pouch because I retain spent mags. (I re-index partially spent mags) it’s my training preference. It adds bulk that I’m comfortable with.
I use a 2.25" black cow leather belt made by an Amish leather maker in Pennsylvania and it provides enough ground and strength to put whatever you want on it..... It looks like a old school police duty belt, but man it is an all your life secure belt.
As a point man in Afghan on night patrols, I cut IR chem sticks open and dripped them to show the path I had taken. Not that I could really clear the trail of IED's at night, but it was what we had.
I really like the idea of keeping chem lights on the belt line. I use green, yellow, and red chem lights and have been thinking about ways to keep a couple more handy for our group's SOPs (red for wounded, green signals a clear room or obstacle, yellow signals a danger zone, like say a car bomb that had been defused but not destroyed, for example (bad example, but you get the point)). I tie them off with a small loop of 550 cord which is super handy to then tie it off to the signalled item. Just wanted to share, help the knowledge boat flow, and all.
I'm really glad to have this video and similar from other serious gun tubers. I no longer setup my belt with cool stuff and can now really wrap my mind around why some gear goes in the pack. Multitool. ..
I was a Marine, still a police officer and SWAT TEAM member. I use my Condor elite Tactical belt with the cobra buckle! It's great. My patrol belt is a Safariland basket weave pouches on my Safariland basket weave 94 buckles belt. I have Safariland basket weave triple retention holsters on both belts. I use my Marine Corps 67 M 14 pouches not a dump pouch. My hand cuffs, duty light, and scabbard for my 21 ASP AND MY GERBER.
G-Code's Softshell Scorpion Mag Carriers are hands down the best. Especially after they repriced them @ $19.99 per carrier. I love how the rifle one can accept AR & AK mags with zero modification / adjustment needed.
To prevent mobility issues with warbelts, many people use them with much lower size then them really fits. In this case front side did't covered with molle, pad or some gear and can't influent on your leg movement. It's a good feature to use warbelts with minimal size ever exists.
I don't know how it took me so long to find this channel. Excellent! Only thing: I prefer to use a second belt for carrying stuff. This way, when you finally get some fresh food after eating MRE's for 3 weeks straight, you don't drop your gun in... 3 weeks worth of MREs, and maybe crayons.
Great advice and I love the thought put into your setup, it's giving me great ideas for my own equipment. I built my warbelt based on my experience in Afghanistan. In my case, my job was to be the command photographer. So I'd be taking my armor on and off constantly, with all my primary magazines on my vest, I had 1 in my rifle and two secondary magazines on my belt. All the PSOs I was working with had warbelts so they'd have their gear when they were walking around and I really liked that. I also liked the security of having a full vest and because I was mostly being flown everywhere weight wasn't much of an issue. More and more I'm seeing infantry and special forces go to plate carriers and I'm debating getting one or going all out on an IOTV. (for personal fun and practice since my unit won't get issued anything unless we deploy again.) I like that you mentioned the leg strap on pistol holsters. I was issued a serpa holster that went half way down my knee, had to take off one strap and lift it up to a reasonable position on my leg. Anyway, cheers!
#1 I think you're really handsome.... #2 I'm LE and work 5 days a week with 20 pounds on my waist everyday. I totally feel ya on the minimalist mindset. If I get that call (like what happend to us on Oct 1 in Vegas) I absolutely need to throw on a rifle plate....that being said it's going on OVER my 20 pounds of shit in already have on. It's not pretty. To all the guys who want to look cool....check yourself. Go light. Go fast. If it doesnt help in in that 15 minutes of hell breaking loose...dump it. Great vid bro. Fcuk I wish my waist was that skinny again. Btw....QLS is the shit....us it folks.
Condor did and still does make so, so pouches, but,... NOW they make equipment that uses full 500 nylon and well stitched. Yes it cost more. So I guess they made enough money from the paint ball and Sunday dress up groups that they could afford to get into the big boy stuff. Yes I do have a few. I think they gave them a new type condor logo and name as well. Love your to the point, this is it as I see it reviews. Thanks, a new subscriber.
I use the original soe gear rigid belt for use with my duty belt. It has a kydex insert and can stand up on its own. I have found that the more rigid the belt the better it holds up to the weight of all the gear.
Hi GT, Thanks for the great information. Ever thought of doing a video on the first aid kit, what items should be in it, and how to use these items? Kind regards, Will
You know, underwear is no joke. I was trained, back in the late mesolithic age, to wear UDT shorts as underwear, under utility/BDU trousers. I still employ a variation on this in my civilian work gear. It provides extra protection to the entire area, ventilates (you're free-balling), and dries acceptably in the event that you get wet. Anyone know of any improvements on this old SOP?
I personally prefer merino wool boxers over anything else, they're expensive and not the most durable but they're very comfortable, moisture wicking, soft, stay in place, very rarely if ever pull a leg hair, they're just awesome, they're lightweight, they're warmer in winter and cooler in summer, you're not constantly pulling out creases from ya know cuz they stay in place and stay dry, yeah they'll get damp but you usually dont notice because the part touching your skin is dry and wool is insulating whether dry or wet, it's the perfect clothing material, I hate cotton, nylon, etc for normal clothing articles.
John is the man. I've followed him for years and never had issues. His gear is solid too. You should buy one of his dump pouches, I know how much you love them >;)
haha, I bought one of his belts about 3 years ago before I started team and he had it rush shipped to me. Again great product. Really similar to the soup nazi, don't ask questions. Just enjoy the soup.
Man! I love your videos. If the vids were 5 minutes longer, I'd still watch till the end. PLEASE, slow down. You talk faster than my old brain can comprehend. Thanks for all you do! Jay
I wore/wear my plate carrier clean and a separate, and war belt with suspenders over it , no pouches in the front. well I do have my hydration bag/pouch on the back of the carrier. It just makes things easier for me.
I think all this new stuff is amazing I was a soldier starting in the mid 1980 and I was issued webbing it was shity actually it was totally shirt it rubed chafed and ripped you to bits I am an ex British soldiers and we got all the shity crap my job now I can't say but all this new stuff is incredible it makes my life so easy love the show
love having my crye belt with Ifak, utility pouch, holster and a some extra mag pouches. I do kinda regret not going for FirstSpear and their 6/12 system, and the metal buckle. But I tend to love anything from Crye and FirstSpear
I use a dump pouch exclusively for my back-up crayon supply. You must a have a field expedient solution for easy to reach nutrition in order to keep those energy levels up, and this works for me.
I dig it coz you're not using them fat type battle belts. I'm cool with the minimalist approach coz I got teh belt setup, then the chest rig, and the backpack. Im not a slouch, but I'm man enough to admit that the whole thing is gonna be heavy. yeah yeah, I'll get back into shape. love ya man
14 airsofters disliked this video. This is solid information and I really hope he does a lot more videos and gets more attention on the tube! Some of the most sensible to the point information I have seen.
Just discovered your vids, keep up the great work! Loving the dry humor, and I am guessing you have experience over in the sandbox. I like hearing your "how and why" over just the "do this" stuff. Keep it up!
I by no means am an operator but I do like the HSGI Battle Belt because I can just throw it on without having to deal with belt loops, feeding mag carriers and my holster. It does impede movement a little but for the classes I've taken it's been an OK option.
Super cool video I really appreciate how you really use your hands instead of having you show your whole body and future us looking at your groin area really cool LOL
I'm setting up a range belt and I'm going with a Maxpedtition Mega dump. I have take a few tactical training courses and I'm pretty sure I'll find it useful during these type of classes; we shall see. Also thinking about having custom kydex belt case made for my smartphone.... again.. this a range belt set-up.
thanks buddy good video. spent 10 years infantry and it seemed like i could never get it perfect or i was always changing my setup. i guess at the end of the day you gotta do what works for you and your body type.
Quick question, why do people use open cummerbunds? Like i get that people want to have more mobility. But closed in cummerbunds can allow for side plating which im a fan of. I would rather have the ability to insert side plates and not need them, then need the ability to insert side plates and not have that.
S and S makes a drop system that is adjustable for where you want it but I believe it is only for safari land Blackhawk and g code. It may be better than having a leg strap.
Thanks for another great video, finally turned me onto a belt (Ronin) that will fit my skinny bastard waistline. Also thanks for turning me onto Baer Solutions, signing up for Level I pistol/rifle classes with the wife so we can both improve our skills. I'm trying to learn more tactical skills as a civilian for both fun sport and emergency situation while the wife is looking to become more comfortable with something other than shooting paper on a flat range. Cheers
Am using my old (but looks new) SOE EDC Belt w/Cobra Belt Buckle for my Tactical Belt ! The most important item on the Tactical Belt is the 5.11 Dump Pouch so the zombies do not track or follow... Recently added the Plastic Sheath for the Leatherman Raptor. And the SOG Seal Pup carried on the strong side that may need the tie down strap like you powerful noise maker ! Also have a Tourniquet, Leatherman Tool and the Chem Lights... And still must mount the Trauma Kit with the Umbrella Moral Patch. Thank you for the video ! tjl
I'm not military (as my username may suggest, I work in a vineyard and cellar), but I've got a kit; I have relatively long arms and legs, and I've got my radio on the right hand side so I go with the mid leg holder for an easier pistol draw. Though I could probably edit my kit a bit, I feel like I'm being excessive with my primary mags (3 on front, 3 on the left)
I wish he’d remaster a lot of these gear vids. I’m sure he has learned a lot more about the subject
His current audience wouldn't care he's gon full demo ranch/Brandon Herrera.
@@Winchester7734 I wouldn’t go that far. He still provides educational videos on gear and rifle setups and still does reviews on rifles. It’s just a little less serious and more fun now
I agree remastering these videos would be awesome
He did one on the spiritus systems channel
As part of his current audience I disagree
I love your dry sense of humor, very much my style. People can never tell when I'm joking or being serious.
Dry humor can be a curse with people who miss social cues easily.
Or a shit test to weed out the Unworthy
I hear people making a big fuss about belt stiffness, is it really that important?
John Marston that's not a dry humor it's hardened no bullshit experience. Sounds the same to most but bit difference.
xrklkx stiffness yes...
Great point about training with your gear. I always told my soldiers, "You don't know what you don't know until you know what you don't know".
You never know if you don't go, you never shine if you don't glow
Hey now your a rock star
"No need to have things you don't need, right guys?"
R-right.*Shoves half my kit under the bed.*
😂😂
Not until modeling as much of it as possible in front of the mirror though...
@@animal0mother what length socks were you wearing? Ankle or calf?
The more I watch his videos the more my BS radar goes off. Why does he run the damd near same AR pouch on his vest?
I look at it like this. I bring enough to share.
rule number 1. look cool.
rule number 2. know what youre doing.
rule number 3. if you dont know what you're doing, look cool doing it.
keep up the good content, not sure why i hadn't seen your channel before.
Damn right 😂
😅
I was an FMF Corpsman. IFAKs are great and a must have for pretty much everyone. Even if you don't know how to use it the Medic or Corpsman responding to you will know how to use it.
Seen a lot of youtube "tactical" channels and I must say this is one of the very few where I'm like, "OK, I need to do everything this guy is saying" .. I copied this belt setup and it is EXCELLENT. I went with the UBL loop, QLS, and a Safariland holster w/ ALS without the hood... Just about a perfect setup. Thanks for the help man. Awesome vids. Keep it up.
I do this with every TH-cam video I watch. My life is very confusing.
The main reason why I wear my Chem-lights... because the 1SG said so. If you have any questions just follow your local SOP.
SOP tells you to do it. It doesn't tell you why or how to apply it......
This dude is awesome. Pure sarcastic operator.
A good rule of thumb I was taught by Zach Harrison of Northern Red, was the let your shooting arm hang naturally and swing your hand back and forth slightly and your finger tips should be able to go under your holster. If the holster in below that you need to bring it up. I use a mid ride holster as well.
Johnny Ringo awesome advice
Garand Thumb I thought so too. Learned a lot of cool little things from him and that class. Great video again man. I follow you on IG as well.@tdcruiser
I like dump pouches to carry my snacks.
Kyle H im considering a tactical ferret for my dump pouch...everyone knows how tac- rats can be tricky to secure.
True. Also, ferrets already have little masks on to maintain persec.
Personally, I put zebra cakes in mine
Kyle H
I carry crayons in my dump pouch.
You know, in case I get hungry.
Semper Fi
Great advice! I'm a basement operator and your guidance saves me lots of time since I rarely get to go out and run around with my gear. The battle belt systems work well for me since I don't use plate carriers. I keep it simple and light by carrying ammo and ifak only. Cheers!
This was immensely helpful as I continue to design my rig and belt setup! For my rifle setup I carry and train with a dump pouch because I retain spent mags. (I re-index partially spent mags) it’s my training preference. It adds bulk that I’m comfortable with.
I’m here for the unwavering crotch shot. Thanks for pointing this out in your newest video- got the next 18 minutes of my life figured out.
I use a 2.25" black cow leather belt made by an Amish leather maker in Pennsylvania and it provides enough ground and strength to put whatever you want on it..... It looks like a old school police duty belt, but man it is an all your life secure belt.
As a point man in Afghan on night patrols, I cut IR chem sticks open and dripped them to show the path I had taken. Not that I could really clear the trail of IED's at night, but it was what we had.
I really like the idea of keeping chem lights on the belt line. I use green, yellow, and red chem lights and have been thinking about ways to keep a couple more handy for our group's SOPs (red for wounded, green signals a clear room or obstacle, yellow signals a danger zone, like say a car bomb that had been defused but not destroyed, for example (bad example, but you get the point)). I tie them off with a small loop of 550 cord which is super handy to then tie it off to the signalled item.
Just wanted to share, help the knowledge boat flow, and all.
I love this dude. He's extremely helpful and genuine, but throws in the same dry/self depricating humor I share all without coming off fake or snarky.
I'm really glad to have this video and similar from other serious gun tubers. I no longer setup my belt with cool stuff and can now really wrap my mind around why some gear goes in the pack. Multitool. ..
When I got into guns I had zero medical training. Now I train equally on both. You can't have any fun at the range if youre dead!
I was a Marine, still a police officer and SWAT TEAM member. I use my Condor elite Tactical belt with the cobra buckle! It's great. My patrol belt is a Safariland basket weave pouches on my Safariland basket weave 94 buckles belt. I have Safariland basket weave triple retention holsters on both belts. I use my Marine Corps 67 M 14 pouches not a dump pouch. My hand cuffs, duty light, and scabbard for my 21 ASP AND MY GERBER.
love these vids his humour is great and he is extremely knowledgeable about his gear
G-Code's Softshell Scorpion Mag Carriers are hands down the best. Especially after they repriced them @ $19.99 per carrier. I love how the rifle one can accept AR & AK mags with zero modification / adjustment needed.
When you said you had an old video of 17 minutes of staring at your crotch I just had to check it out ! 😂
Yup
To prevent mobility issues with warbelts, many people use them with much lower size then them really fits. In this case front side did't covered with molle, pad or some gear and can't influent on your leg movement.
It's a good feature to use warbelts with minimal size ever exists.
"Less claims to the VA" - great quote
The Blue Force Gear Micro Trauma Kit Now is an excellent piece of equipment for a belt kit. Our Tactical response team uses it and they love it.
Dump pouches remind me of fishing nets, you quite literally catch anything and everything except what you're actually trying to catch
I don't know how it took me so long to find this channel. Excellent!
Only thing: I prefer to use a second belt for carrying stuff. This way, when you finally get some fresh food after eating MRE's for 3 weeks straight, you don't drop your gun in... 3 weeks worth of MREs, and maybe crayons.
Hardcore operating in your basement! Haha 😂
How's that bullet button working for ya? LOL!
I definitely laughed out loud at that comment
I think he was quoting him at 16:57 - But yea, bullet button sucks lol
Don't delete the Vid. Critically informative. Thank you for posting.
Such a soothing voice. I almost fell asleep watching the video even though it's interesting as hell :)
Great advice and I love the thought put into your setup, it's giving me great ideas for my own equipment.
I built my warbelt based on my experience in Afghanistan. In my case, my job was to be the command photographer. So I'd be taking my armor on and off constantly, with all my primary magazines on my vest, I had 1 in my rifle and two secondary magazines on my belt.
All the PSOs I was working with had warbelts so they'd have their gear when they were walking around and I really liked that.
I also liked the security of having a full vest and because I was mostly being flown everywhere weight wasn't much of an issue. More and more I'm seeing infantry and special forces go to plate carriers and I'm debating getting one or going all out on an IOTV. (for personal fun and practice since my unit won't get issued anything unless we deploy again.)
I like that you mentioned the leg strap on pistol holsters. I was issued a serpa holster that went half way down my knee, had to take off one strap and lift it up to a reasonable position on my leg.
Anyway, cheers!
#1 I think you're really handsome....
#2 I'm LE and work 5 days a week with 20 pounds on my waist everyday. I totally feel ya on the minimalist mindset. If I get that call (like what happend to us on Oct 1 in Vegas) I absolutely need to throw on a rifle plate....that being said it's going on OVER my 20 pounds of shit in already have on. It's not pretty. To all the guys who want to look cool....check yourself. Go light. Go fast. If it doesnt help in in that 15 minutes of hell breaking loose...dump it.
Great vid bro. Fcuk I wish my waist was that skinny again.
Btw....QLS is the shit....us it folks.
Me too moment
Wtf
@@RockyMountainWest13 lol
Only gay cops pull me over
Condor did and still does make so, so pouches, but,... NOW they make equipment that uses full 500 nylon and well stitched. Yes it cost more. So I guess they made enough money from the paint ball and Sunday dress up groups that they could afford to get into the big boy stuff. Yes I do have a few. I think they gave them a new type condor logo and name as well. Love your to the point, this is it as I see it reviews. Thanks, a new subscriber.
Love your videos man 🤘🏽
Appreciate it!
Daddy garand
This guys humor and sarcasm is pretty great. I've seen only a couple of his videos. Would like to know more about his background.
fuggg I'm running a usgi gun belt and a m12 holster with a pbr bottle upside down in it where did my life go this wrong???
You've transcended gun guy mortality and are now eternal.
Garand Thumb can you move the camera up so we don't have to awkwardly stare at your crotch for like 17 minutes
I use the original soe gear rigid belt for use with my duty belt. It has a kydex insert and can stand up on its own. I have found that the more rigid the belt the better it holds up to the weight of all the gear.
agreed
Hi GT,
Thanks for the great information. Ever thought of doing a video on the first aid kit, what items should be in it, and how to use these items?
Kind regards,
Will
I literally love this guy 😂😂, like underwear!? And pool. Plus it’s all real talk and no BS
It is pretty embarrassing larping around the living room and your wife walks in.
"I like the 80's vibe" loved it.
You know, underwear is no joke. I was trained, back in the late mesolithic age, to wear UDT shorts as underwear, under utility/BDU trousers. I still employ a variation on this in my civilian work gear. It provides extra protection to the entire area, ventilates (you're free-balling), and dries acceptably in the event that you get wet. Anyone know of any improvements on this old SOP?
I personally prefer merino wool boxers over anything else, they're expensive and not the most durable but they're very comfortable, moisture wicking, soft, stay in place, very rarely if ever pull a leg hair, they're just awesome, they're lightweight, they're warmer in winter and cooler in summer, you're not constantly pulling out creases from ya know cuz they stay in place and stay dry, yeah they'll get damp but you usually dont notice because the part touching your skin is dry and wool is insulating whether dry or wet, it's the perfect clothing material, I hate cotton, nylon, etc for normal clothing articles.
If you're interested in trying em out the ones I use is meriwool brand
@@lumpyzx2645 Like your analysis. I'll try it.
SOE belts are badass I've had one and worn it for a year straight it's just as rigid as the day I got it!
Talking about SOE hah. The customer service isn't terrible so long as you're not complaining unnecessarily.
haha I love SOE. Dude is super cool.
John is the man. I've followed him for years and never had issues. His gear is solid too. You should buy one of his dump pouches, I know how much you love them >;)
haha, I bought one of his belts about 3 years ago before I started team and he had it rush shipped to me. Again great product. Really similar to the soup nazi, don't ask questions. Just enjoy the soup.
Exactly. Just enjoy the soup or there's no soup for you. Firing customers is a great practice to be in.
John is the best boss I have ever had.
Outstanding videos. Humor, common sense, more humor. I'm hooked.
Do you plan on doing a video about SERE or E&E gear you use/recommend?
I just use a coyote brown LBT riggers belt with a cobra buckle. All I keep on it is my detachable Safariland holster and spare pistol mag pouch(es).
Yea I was in the Finnish army, now I just play airsoft but do look cool af while doing it :P
Love your sense of humor. You earned a sub. And you're setup tells me you actually use your gear.
Excellent videos, youtube needs more videos without flashy bullshit. Do you carry a knife, can you tell us something about that?
sheikhalstranghi Nice RIAU flag comrade
Man! I love your videos. If the vids were 5 minutes longer, I'd still watch till the end. PLEASE, slow down. You talk faster than my old brain can comprehend. Thanks for all you do! Jay
When did you wake up and say to yourself "I'm going to become the living personification of tacticool"?
i want to learn
After I answered the same question for the twentieth time. Decided to put the information to videos. To learn tacticool must become the tactical gear.
The best, detailed video on a belt setup out there!! Thank you.
Could you make a "sniper" pack setup if possible ?
All of your usual stuff, plus about an extra 10kgs of bulky kit.
I've found dump pouches extremely useful for carrying random stuff like rolls of tape, stapler, tinder, throw gloves in while pooping, etc.
"I'm sure in about a week for now I'm going to look back in this video and I'm going to delete it, because I hate myself."
99% of us here.
Great advice! I almost spit out my drink when you said "hard core operating in your basement" LOL. The dry humor is awesome!
When you're running and gunning,those glow sticks are gonna destroy your Johnson.
Negative. Johnson destroys the glow sticks.
They'd annoy me smacking against my leg all the time, dangling like that
"A week from now I'm going to look over this video and delete it because I hate myself"
Bro I felt like that came from a deep place
I wore/wear my plate carrier clean and a separate, and war belt with suspenders over it , no pouches in the front. well I do have my hydration bag/pouch on the back of the carrier. It just makes things easier for me.
Really like hearing what you have to say about specific things, keep making the videos bud you're making a difference ~
Flaps tucked under the pouch. I would have never thought about that..Excellent idea..
Glad I could help out.
i dont know how you dont have 100k+ subs, your channel is amazing.
Papa Garand Thumb! You said you were gonna talk about the belt you’re wearing later, but you never mentioned it later! I’m left in suspense!
Made a shit load of good points in mobility and practical tactical needs.
I think all this new stuff is amazing I was a soldier starting in the mid 1980 and I was issued webbing it was shity actually it was totally shirt it rubed chafed and ripped you to bits I am an ex British soldiers and we got all the shity crap my job now I can't say but all this new stuff is incredible it makes my life so easy love the show
love having my crye belt with Ifak, utility pouch, holster and a some extra mag pouches. I do kinda regret not going for FirstSpear and their 6/12 system, and the metal buckle. But I tend to love anything from Crye and FirstSpear
I don't have any military experience. I found this video very informative. Subscribed. :-D
watching this in 2021... it feels like I'm watching my nephew in his school play...
This guy is awesome, really gets you thinking about your gear....
You should do all your videos from this angle
I use a dump pouch exclusively for my back-up crayon supply. You must a have a field expedient solution for easy to reach nutrition in order to keep those energy levels up, and this works for me.
I wish I'd had all these options when I was in. But that was over 20 years ago, and everything was ALICE-clipped onto the web belt.
I dig it coz you're not using them fat type battle belts. I'm cool with the minimalist approach coz I got teh belt setup, then the chest rig, and the backpack. Im not a slouch, but I'm man enough to admit that the whole thing is gonna be heavy. yeah yeah, I'll get back into shape. love ya man
So Glad I found your channel. I am learning so much. on a major re-jig of my gear after watching your vids.
glad I could help!
Oh, and the AWS Light Assaulter's Belt is perfect for a setup like this.
Aww, SOE was fantastic when I dealt with them. The messed up my last order but were totally awesome about it. I LOVE there belts though.
14 airsofters disliked this video. This is solid information and I really hope he does a lot more videos and gets more attention on the tube! Some of the most sensible to the point information I have seen.
Just discovered your vids, keep up the great work! Loving the dry humor, and I am guessing you have experience over in the sandbox. I like hearing your "how and why" over just the "do this" stuff. Keep it up!
I by no means am an operator but I do like the HSGI Battle Belt because I can just throw it on without having to deal with belt loops, feeding mag carriers and my holster. It does impede movement a little but for the classes I've taken it's been an OK option.
Super cool video I really appreciate how you really use your hands instead of having you show your whole body and future us looking at your groin area really cool LOL
I'm setting up a range belt and I'm going with a Maxpedtition Mega dump. I have take a few tactical training courses and I'm pretty sure I'll find it useful during these type of classes; we shall see. Also thinking about having custom kydex belt case made for my smartphone.... again.. this a range belt set-up.
Is it just me or can you see just how much happier mike is now compared to this. Getting out of the military changed you man😂
thanks buddy good video. spent 10 years infantry and it seemed like i could never get it perfect or i was always changing my setup. i guess at the end of the day you gotta do what works for you and your body type.
loving the trueness and ideals of what I see in this video as far as cumin frm my point in a warfighters train of thought.... Aim high Airman
anubis032 air fucking power!
keep it up bro, love the videos, and I enjoy when you throw out stuff about the military.
Hey Garand!! Just bought the Pekan VITKA-DR Belt. Once I get it in hands I will post what I think about it! Thank you for the recommendation.
Quick question, why do people use open cummerbunds? Like i get that people want to have more mobility. But closed in cummerbunds can allow for side plating which im a fan of. I would rather have the ability to insert side plates and not need them, then need the ability to insert side plates and not have that.
The this is where the comments officially started bussin lmao
S and S makes a drop system that is adjustable for where you want it but I believe it is only for safari land Blackhawk and g code. It may be better than having a leg strap.
Thanks for another great video, finally turned me onto a belt (Ronin) that will fit my skinny bastard waistline.
Also thanks for turning me onto Baer Solutions, signing up for Level I pistol/rifle classes with the wife so we can both improve our skills. I'm trying to learn more tactical skills as a civilian for both fun sport and emergency situation while the wife is looking to become more comfortable with something other than shooting paper on a flat range.
Cheers
Am using my old (but looks new) SOE EDC Belt w/Cobra Belt Buckle for my Tactical Belt ! The most important item on the Tactical Belt is the 5.11 Dump Pouch so the zombies do not track or follow... Recently added the Plastic Sheath for the Leatherman Raptor. And the SOG Seal Pup carried on the strong side that may need the tie down strap like you powerful noise maker ! Also have a Tourniquet, Leatherman Tool and the Chem Lights... And still must mount the Trauma Kit with the Umbrella Moral Patch. Thank you for the video ! tjl
I'm not military (as my username may suggest, I work in a vineyard and cellar), but I've got a kit; I have relatively long arms and legs, and I've got my radio on the right hand side so I go with the mid leg holder for an easier pistol draw. Though I could probably edit my kit a bit, I feel like I'm being excessive with my primary mags (3 on front, 3 on the left)
I love your dry sense of humor!!!
Awesome stuff dude. Loving the recent gear videos
I really like your name.
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i have a good war belt its from a company Balistika they may not sell it to sivilians but for me its like the best one
Dude, good info, good tempo, straight to the point, thank you.
YOUR DOING THE HANDS THING!!!!!!!!!! BMT FLASHBACK!!!!
Just wanted to say thank you for the insights behind this. It certainly helps.