And what country can preserve its liberties if their rulers are not warned from time to time that their people preserve the spirit of resistance? Let them take arms. The remedy is to set them right as to facts, pardon and pacify them. What signify a few lives lost in a century or two? The tree of liberty must be refreshed from time to time with the blood of patriots and tyrants.
Ruined by the plastic fantastic euro pellet shooter. The knife handle is going to do rib damage the first time you try to shoot and scoot. Also the pen in the back and the permanently attached first aid kit. Can't sit down with that in the way.
The knife is high enough that it will flex out with the body’s bend. I say that having carried both a fixed blade and a spare mag in the same general position and done plenty of movement with them. Won’t cause an issue. It would be more likely to if set to the side, actually.
If there's no accompanying 4-point torso harness to keep that up, that'll be worn around his ankles and land him on his @$$ the first time he moves faster than a waddle.
This a belt for people who think all they'll be doing is standing and modelling.
Big chunky padded battle belts were peak tactical fashion in about 2014. Everyone has gone much more minimalistic. Also, we learned super deep magazine pouches like the rifle ones here make for a heck of a time getting a good purchase on the mag under stress. Interestingly also the rifle mags have retention but not the pistol mags or holster.
Needs more mags
ReplyDeleteThey're on the chest rig.
Deletewhere to get?
ReplyDeleteMore fun there, than a Christmas stocking.
ReplyDeleteRuined by the plastic fantastic euro pellet shooter. The knife handle is going to do rib damage the first time you try to shoot and scoot. Also the pen in the back and the permanently attached first aid kit. Can't sit down with that in the way.
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I think what you refer to as a pen, is actually part of the tourniquet.
DeleteThe knife is high enough that it will flex out with the body’s bend. I say that having carried both a fixed blade and a spare mag in the same general position and done plenty of movement with them. Won’t cause an issue. It would be more likely to if set to the side, actually.
DeleteI have one of those Kershaws. Sits on my chest where it belongs.
DeleteBatman's utility belt.
ReplyDelete+1 for what look like .308 mags.Thumpers…making concealment out of cover since 1952.
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Son's a cop. His duty belt weighs 35lbs. We weighed it.
ReplyDeleteNo wonder cops have back problems. Biggskye
If there's no accompanying 4-point torso harness to keep that up, that'll be worn around his ankles and land him on his @$$ the first time he moves faster than a waddle.
ReplyDeleteThis a belt for people who think all they'll be doing is standing and modelling.
Seems to be attachment points for a harness there.
Deleteyou speak out your ass.
DeleteI speak from experience. That's 10-20+ pounds of future ankle weights in that pic, as is.
DeleteThe attachment points only work if you attack something to them.
Cop belts only stay up because they strap their duty belt to their pants belts, something missing entirely from this rig.
But hey, prove me wrong: Put one together, take it for a brisk jog a couple of laps around a track, and video your effort for the class.
I'll wait over here.
https://youtu.be/Yef4r_O4kHM?t=13
Could be for a chick with big hips…cant fall down past those.
DeleteBig chunky padded battle belts were peak tactical fashion in about 2014. Everyone has gone much more minimalistic. Also, we learned super deep magazine pouches like the rifle ones here make for a heck of a time getting a good purchase on the mag under stress. Interestingly also the rifle mags have retention but not the pistol mags or holster.
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