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"People don't think Cola Warrior be like it is but it do..." - George Washington
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I see a lot of the RDS holsters. My agency ended up removing all of the optic hoods. We kept finding that guys were getting fouled re-holstering after weird shooting positions, clearing tight hallways etc or having to fight/defend the gun hands on. It happened on the range and then in the field a few times for real and the training section axed them. With an enclosed optic it was basically unnecessary anyway.
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Added the ice vent pad to my MHA. Huge difference. Need longer one wrap before I can get the shoulder pads on my Crye LVS carrier. I used my old First Spear cummerbund on the Crye instead of the provided skeletal version.
The EssTac mag pouches are much better than the G-Code I was using. |
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Originally Posted By CAsoldier: I see a lot of the RDS holsters. My agency ended up removing all of the optic hoods. We kept finding that guys were getting fouled re-holstering after weird shooting positions, clearing tight hallways etc or having to fight/defend the gun hands on. It happened on the range and then in the field a few times for real and the training section axed them. With an enclosed optic it was basically unnecessary anyway. FYI if any of you have seen similar stuff. View Quote Had the same experience. The hood was always more trouble than it was worth. |
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"People don't think Cola Warrior be like it is but it do..." - George Washington
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Originally Posted By CAsoldier: I see a lot of the RDS holsters. My agency ended up removing all of the optic hoods. We kept finding that guys were getting fouled re-holstering after weird shooting positions, clearing tight hallways etc or having to fight/defend the gun hands on. It happened on the range and then in the field a few times for real and the training section axed them. With an enclosed optic it was basically unnecessary anyway. FYI if any of you have seen similar stuff. View Quote I could see that with a 6390RDS but on the 6360RDS the optic hood cannot rotate with the SLS down. Never had an issue but I also run the SLS hood guard as well. I added the Qore pads to the UBLs on my work and war belt. It is a huge improvement in comfort not having the edge of the UBL dig into my thigh when it’s jammed against the console. Definitely worthwhile upgrade even for a UBL. |
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Think I might finally be happy with my belt setup.
Attached File Pistol mags, rifle mag, water, dump pouch, IFAK, TQ, pistol, and booboo kit. |
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Does this smell like chloroform to you?
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Crye LRB Safariland 6354DO Bladetech pistol mag pouches HSGI Taco on a Ridgeline DROP ATS Dump pouch LBT med pouch |
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I recently got the BFG CHKL for a great price from Midway, great belt, but they shipped me a size bigger than ordered.
Now it is sold out and honestly i realized I dont need a belt to have 2 helo clips on it. I realized that the two belt system is probably great for cops or competition, but has limitations when it comes to putting it on quick for shtf, or being able to wear over snivel gear during the winter. I also would like the ability to wear the belt over PT gear for runs / rucks Now I am eyeballing the HSG Slim Grip Padded belt, any feedback on if it sounds like a good fit or experience with it? |
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Originally Posted By Hidesite: https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/1891/image0_jpeg-2429241.JPG Crye LRB Safariland 6354DO Bladetech pistol mag pouches HSGI Taco on a Ridgeline DROP ATS Dump pouch LBT med pouch View Quote Nice looking belt. Do you use it with a liner belt as well or is it pretty sturdy on its own? |
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I use a Crye MRB inner belt. (If you know what part number you want, you can try to order just the inner. They won't look it up for you though.)
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Originally Posted By virgilc1984: Now I am eyeballing the HSG Slim Grip Padded belt, any feedback on if it sounds like a good fit or experience with it? View Quote I have one. I like it for what it is. However, I would but the Duty Grip version. The down side to the regular SlimGrip is that it only have two rows of molle. Depending on what pouch you are trying to mount, it may be not be solid. The Duty grip version would all you to mount something to the “inner belt” instead of the molle. At work, will try to post pics later. |
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Just about finished with my war belt. Loving it so far. Only issue I have is my esstac pistol pouch is meant for a 3 row molle but my belt is the ats slim war belt with 2 rows so part of the pouch either hangs to low or rides to high. Seems flimsy. Initial pics didn't have the thigh strap. Recently added it and then played nerf with my son. Blurred out because not today Mr ATF mahttps://photos.app.goo.gl/zYHzK4UFWmTNPTLU7
https://photos.app.goo.gl/BZKh5q8ff4wFiBLm9 |
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Originally Posted By Nightstalker32: Just about finished with my war belt. Loving it so far. Only issue I have is my esstac pistol pouch is meant for a 3 row molle but my belt is the ats slim war belt with 2 rows so part of the pouch either hangs to low or rides to high. Seems flimsy. Initial pics didn't have the thigh strap. Recently added it and then played nerf with my son. Blurred out because not today Mr ATF man View Quote Your real name is visible when you link those pics bro. |
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"People don't think Cola Warrior be like it is but it do..." - George Washington
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On the topic of gear attached to belts, you guys have a convenient way to store mini chem lights on belt or just dump a bunch in a gp pouch ?
( Don't have space for that blue Force gear macro holder). |
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"If you cant do something smart, do something right"
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I would but it's the mini chem lights. Very small.
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Originally Posted By Castillo: Do they have a pull tab/hole? What is your intended use? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By Castillo: Originally Posted By Nightstalker32: I would but it's the mini chem lights. Very small. Do they have a pull tab/hole? What is your intended use? I’m guessing he’s talking about these. Attached File Something that may work If not and they do have a tab or hole. I use these to keep them on my belt/PC/bags. Attached File |
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Not everyone gets to be an astronaut, the world needs pole dancers too. ~Observer
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Awesome. Gonna get that mini detachable holder. I don't really have room nor want to try to fit another mag pouch onto my vest or belt.
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I need a suppressor holder for my Obsidian. The Esstac one is awesome for my Resonator K. I don't like the one I have since it is not form fitting.
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Been a casual lurker for a while, picked up some good tips from these picture threads.
https://imgur.com/H4wDcDc AWS SMU belt w/ HSGI Micro Grip Panel T-Rex MARS Pistol Mag Carriers (2) Thyrm CellVault Direct Action Dump Pouch Kolchan Fast Mag Mini Mag Pouch (mounted inside dump pouch) Blue Force Gear 10-speed Double Mag Pouch with Surefire light & Leatherman (mounted to mag pouch in dump pouch) NAR CAT Gen7 x2 Shaw Concepts RAID 2 HavocWorks Witch Finger G-Code Optimal Drop Mount Safariland 6390RDS w/ Nub Mod |
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Originally Posted By dcs12345: I keep my Esstac belt hanging with a wilder tactical “urban assault belt pad” attached to the velcro so I can grab it and go without the inner belt. https://cdn11.bigcommerce.com/s-423klbo1ne/images/stencil/1280x1280/products/143/895/UA_Pad_BK1__91005.1630012187.jpg?c=1 https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/82036/image-2469127.jpg View Quote Same. |
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Originally Posted By Ex_Sanguine_Nation: Originally Posted By dcs12345: I keep my Esstac belt hanging with a wilder tactical “urban assault belt pad” attached to the velcro so I can grab it and go without the inner belt. https://cdn11.bigcommerce.com/s-423klbo1ne/images/stencil/1280x1280/products/143/895/UA_Pad_BK1__91005.1630012187.jpg?c=1 https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/82036/image-2469127.jpg Same. How's the pad in relation to to not being slippery and stay around the waste while on the move? I use the HSGI LASER Duty-Grip Padded Belt and like it but would not mind a cheaper backup that isn't crap and something that I wouldn't have to sew a belt through either. Made here in the USA? |
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Originally Posted By ArizonaRifleman: @dcs12345 @Ex_Sanguine_Nation How's the pad in relation to to not being slippery and stay around the waste while on the move? I use the HSGI LASER Duty-Grip Padded Belt and like it but would not mind a cheaper backup that isn't crap and something that I wouldn't have to sew a belt through either. Made here in the USA? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By ArizonaRifleman: Originally Posted By Ex_Sanguine_Nation: Originally Posted By dcs12345: I keep my Esstac belt hanging with a wilder tactical “urban assault belt pad” attached to the velcro so I can grab it and go without the inner belt. https://cdn11.bigcommerce.com/s-423klbo1ne/images/stencil/1280x1280/products/143/895/UA_Pad_BK1__91005.1630012187.jpg?c=1 https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/82036/image-2469127.jpg Same. How's the pad in relation to to not being slippery and stay around the waste while on the move? I use the HSGI LASER Duty-Grip Padded Belt and like it but would not mind a cheaper backup that isn't crap and something that I wouldn't have to sew a belt through either. Made here in the USA? @ArizonaRifleman I use the Wilder Tactical pad, which is supposedly made in the USA. If you like HSGI, they make the same thing (be careful though, as they make a hook lined AND a loop lined version). Like the HSGI belt you have, they are just slap-on neoprene liners for when you aren't wearing your inner belt. If your neoprene-lined duty belt doesn't slip around, you'll likely find these stay put just as well. Now, caveat emptor: everyone is different. I am not an ass-less wonder. I have a butt. I also have a thigh strap on my holster so, once the strap is clicked, it can't go up very far, and my ass keeps it from going down. The neoprene just aids with these factors for me, and keeps the hook lining on the belt from scratching me or my clothes up. Overall I would recommend just because it's like having 2 belts in one, without having to buy 2 of everything. It's especially nice since I might find myself shooting in cold layers that otherwise hang over my pant's beltline. |
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Anyone have a ferro bison belt. How do you like it. I’m putting together my first belt. My second question is should I just start with a true north adaptor it’s $40 more than the safariland mid rise. If it’s worth it I’ll get it from the start. This is mostly for the range maybe some run and gun.
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Originally Posted By markg1117: Anyone have a ferro bison belt. How do you like it. I’m putting together my first belt. My second question is should I just start with a true north adaptor it’s $40 more than the safariland mid rise. If it’s worth it I’ll get it from the start. This is mostly for the range maybe some run and gun. View Quote I went from being annoyed with the SL mid rise to buying the true north adaptor. I recommend the TN adaptor If not ive got a lightly used SL mid rise to sell you |
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Dark Angel Medical is having a sale right now if you guys need supplies. 15% off
Also keep in mind it's HSA eligible TACTICAL TAX FREE |
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Originally Posted By mdguy90:
Retention via fat folds. Nice job fatty. Fatty fat Fatso. Get a holster. |
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I was looking at TYR (really good gear) but it looks like their descriptions or the pics were mixed up unless I'm looking at something wrong? Did you run into this?
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"If you cant do something smart, do something right"
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Originally Posted By 03RN: New cordura wrapped ALS https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/433221/IMG_20220802_144224_jpg-2474344.JPG View Quote Looks sharp. I have a yard if the old school night camo I have been meaning to wrap some holsters in but haven’t yet. I have also been on the lookout for a ALS 1911 holster used for cheap on the EE with no luck. |
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"If you cant do something smart, do something right"
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So I’m going to put kiwi mag pouches on my belt. 2 pistol and 1 or 2 ar mag pouches. My question is do you run individual pouches, double - side by side, or even the two mag and one ar mag combined pouch. Individual would be way more modular seems and like the advantage. Anyone have any advice.
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Originally Posted By markg1117: So I’m going to put kiwi mag pouches on my belt. 2 pistol and 1 or 2 ar mag pouches. My question is do you run individual pouches, double - side by side, or even the two mag and one ar mag combined pouch. Individual would be way more modular seems and like the advantage. Anyone have any advice. View Quote You want double pistol, with the gap. You want individual rifle |
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Originally Posted By mdguy90:
Retention via fat folds. Nice job fatty. Fatty fat Fatso. Get a holster. |
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Originally Posted By markg1117: So I’m going to put kiwi mag pouches on my belt. 2 pistol and 1 or 2 ar mag pouches. My question is do you run individual pouches, double - side by side, or even the two mag and one ar mag combined pouch. Individual would be way more modular seems and like the advantage. Anyone have any advice. View Quote I started with the 2x1 combo, on my other belt I went individually. Wife also has a 2x1 but I baught that one off a fellow arfcommmer. Get the individual ones for better spacing. |
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"I'll come for the killing and stay for the cheesecake" SSgt Jason A Decker. 11/6/09 |
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Originally Posted By WhiskersTheCat: You want double pistol, with the gap. You want individual rifle View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By WhiskersTheCat: Originally Posted By markg1117: So I’m going to put kiwi mag pouches on my belt. 2 pistol and 1 or 2 ar mag pouches. My question is do you run individual pouches, double - side by side, or even the two mag and one ar mag combined pouch. Individual would be way more modular seems and like the advantage. Anyone have any advice. You want double pistol, with the gap. You want individual rifle This is the setup I was thinking of. I like the gap for spacing. |
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Originally Posted By markg1117: This is the setup I was thinking of. I like the gap for spacing. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By markg1117: Originally Posted By WhiskersTheCat: Originally Posted By markg1117: So I’m going to put kiwi mag pouches on my belt. 2 pistol and 1 or 2 ar mag pouches. My question is do you run individual pouches, double - side by side, or even the two mag and one ar mag combined pouch. Individual would be way more modular seems and like the advantage. Anyone have any advice. You want double pistol, with the gap. You want individual rifle This is the setup I was thinking of. I like the gap for spacing. It's much more natural. The combo is cool if you're running a 1911 or can only afford one pouch or something. But you really do want that gap. Makes it much easier to grab |
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Originally Posted By mdguy90:
Retention via fat folds. Nice job fatty. Fatty fat Fatso. Get a holster. |
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Originally Posted By markg1117: So I’m going to put kiwi mag pouches on my belt. 2 pistol and 1 or 2 ar mag pouches. My question is do you run individual pouches, double - side by side, or even the two mag and one ar mag combined pouch. Individual would be way more modular seems and like the advantage. Anyone have any advice. View Quote I like this double gap pistol pouch, and I'm happy I went with a separate AR pouch. The magazine position of the vertical midlength pouch turned out to be just right for me. It would also be hard to draw the mag with my armor on if I had the short pouch. |
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Received my padded inner belt conversion from wilder tactical. This thing is pretty sweet. |
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Is that belt from Eagle Industries??
Originally Posted By USAFtacFANAC: Exactly. The surface area alone is worth using one wrap. My gun game belt has a ton of mag pouches. The plastic belt loops or malice clips made the mag side of my belt sag because there was not enough contact with the velcro. Guys who run minimal stuff on their belt may not have that problem, but I use One Wrap regardless. This picture is without my angled mag pouch. That is a ton of space to lose contact with if you are doing something that requires moving. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/323787/belt_jpg-2229147.JPG View Quote |
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RS Callsign Mayhem Midget
"I'll come for the killing and stay for the cheesecake" SSgt Jason A Decker. 11/6/09 |
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