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2/25/2026 3:15:14 PM EDT
This would be for both FAL mags and 7.62X51 AR PMags and LaRue mags used in an Sig 716i.  I also have a radio.

Anyone use this?  Something comparable?

https://skdtac.com/mayflower-rc-uw-chest-rig-the-pusher-gen-vi/

https://www.velsyst.com/products/uw-chest-rig-the-pusher-gen-vi





"If it moves, tax it. If it keeps moving, regulate it. And if it stops moving, give it Narcan." ~ AverageJoe365

“Imagine if the Great Depression and Mad Max had a baby.” ~ KingRat
3/2/2026 4:12:21 PM EDT
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I have the Mayflower gen V split rig, it uses the same type of inserts as the Pusher, 7.62 PMAGS fit great, although I don't have any FAL mags, the 762 PMAGS are bigger in pretty much every dimension so FAL mags should fit no problem.
3/2/2026 9:53:06 PM EDT
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Originally Posted By Vexed:
I have the Mayflower gen V split rig, it uses the same type of inserts as the Pusher, 7.62 PMAGS fit great, although I don't have any FAL mags, the 762 PMAGS are bigger in pretty much every dimension so FAL mags should fit no problem.
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Thank you @Vexed

Why did you go with the split rig?  I was thinking of that one as well.
"If it moves, tax it. If it keeps moving, regulate it. And if it stops moving, give it Narcan." ~ AverageJoe365

“Imagine if the Great Depression and Mad Max had a baby.” ~ KingRat
3/3/2026 11:12:20 AM EDT
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Thank you @Vexed

Why did you go with the split rig?  I was thinking of that one as well.
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No problem! I went with the split rig because it gets hot AF in OKlahoma and I wanted a way to dump heat and also get as low in the prone as possible. I love this rig.  To me it's big enough to carry the ammo I need plus pretty much everything else I'd tolerate hanging off my chest weight wise, while still being in a smaller form factor vs something like a fully kitted out TT MAV ( which is also killer kit). If it had a way to make the open top mag pouches enclosed, it would be perfection to me.
3/8/2026 10:30:38 AM EDT
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No problem! I went with the split rig because it gets hot AF in OKlahoma and I wanted a way to dump heat and also get as low in the prone as possible. I love this rig.  To me it's big enough to carry the ammo I need plus pretty much everything else I'd tolerate hanging off my chest weight wise, while still being in a smaller form factor vs something like a fully kitted out TT MAV ( which is also killer kit). If it had a way to make the open top mag pouches enclosed, it would be perfection to me.
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Originally Posted By C-4:


Thank you @Vexed

Why did you go with the split rig?  I was thinking of that one as well.


No problem! I went with the split rig because it gets hot AF in OKlahoma and I wanted a way to dump heat and also get as low in the prone as possible. I love this rig.  To me it's big enough to carry the ammo I need plus pretty much everything else I'd tolerate hanging off my chest weight wise, while still being in a smaller form factor vs something like a fully kitted out TT MAV ( which is also killer kit). If it had a way to make the open top mag pouches enclosed, it would be perfection to me.


Thank you! @Vexed

That makes sense.  It does not get hot in NH.

One thing I was wondering is it’s easier to remove it with the zipper up front like that?
"If it moves, tax it. If it keeps moving, regulate it. And if it stops moving, give it Narcan." ~ AverageJoe365

“Imagine if the Great Depression and Mad Max had a baby.” ~ KingRat
3/9/2026 10:27:16 AM EDT
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Split front chest rigs are way easier to remove than solid front chest rigs in my opinion. They're more like a vest in that way. I like micro rigs to be solid front and larger "macro" rigs to be split front. The Mayflower also has an adjustable "G" hook retention strap, so if you needed to quickly put it on over something bulky like winter layers, you can still close the rig with the zipper open. It's a well thought out rig.
3/15/2026 5:14:25 PM EDT
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Originally Posted By Vexed:
Split front chest rigs are way easier to remove than solid front chest rigs in my opinion. They're more like a vest in that way. I like micro rigs to be solid front and larger "macro" rigs to be split front. The Mayflower also has an adjustable "G" hook retention strap, so if you needed to quickly put it on over something bulky like winter layers, you can still close the rig with the zipper open. It's a well thought out rig.
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Thank you @Vexed

I’m going with your advice.
"If it moves, tax it. If it keeps moving, regulate it. And if it stops moving, give it Narcan." ~ AverageJoe365

“Imagine if the Great Depression and Mad Max had a baby.” ~ KingRat
3/18/2026 5:02:09 PM EDT
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Thank you @Vexed

I’m going with your advice.
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@C-4 You're welcome man. I definitely don't think you'll be disappointed.
3/18/2026 5:24:35 PM EDT
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I run a split rig as well.  Its a nice piece of kit

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