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Originally Posted By MrPlayer:
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Place holder for my JPC and stuff when it gets here next week.
What shoulder pads is everyone using nowadays? I have a set of PIG mk1's I had been using just wondering it there is a new hotness out now. |
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Originally Posted By mlr052869:
Place holder for my JPC and stuff when it gets here next week. What shoulder pads is everyone using nowadays? I have a set of PIG mk1's I had been using just wondering it there is a new hotness out now. View Quote Velocity Shoulder Pads |
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Originally Posted By mlr052869:
Place holder for my JPC and stuff when it gets here next week. What shoulder pads is everyone using nowadays? I have a set of PIG mk1's I had been using just wondering it there is a new hotness out now. View Quote Attached File |
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Originally Posted By bcauz3y:
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Originally Posted By HK45USER:
@bcauz3y Would you mind breaking down what you have here? View Quote Esstac Daeodon Light/ASS Esstac front naked panel for 3x M4 mags A pair of T-Rex Arms CAT Tourniquet Holders Crye Precision JPC MBITR Radio Pouch Ferro Concepts - The Dangler Brite Strike APALS on the back, pouch was made by Jones Tactical in GA. (message him, I think they're custom runs) |
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It might have been asked before, so I apologize. But, this thread is a bit big to dig through.
As far as typical wear, not combat zone, do you guys always wear "war belts" with a plate carrier? Is the idea to grab both, or just one, depending on the situation? I'm LSHD. |
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Originally Posted By Birddog1911:
It might have been asked before, so I apologize. But, this thread is a bit big to dig through. As far as typical wear, not combat zone, do you guys always wear "war belts" with a plate carrier? Is the idea to grab both, or just one, depending on the situation? I'm LSHD. View Quote It depends. Some people just use them to move weight off their torso and onto their hips, some to carry "first line" gear such as a handgun and handgun magazines, and some may still use them for other reasons. I personally don't use or even own a war belt, not really my thing but all my LBE gear is separate from my PC which is slick. And of course some do not use a war belt at all, me being one of those people. Don't know if you've seen it, but here's the War Belt pic thread. Look through there and you'll get a good idea of what people use them for and when. |
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I use the war belt to supplement my rifle loadout on my PC primarily.
I avoided getting one for the longest time as I'm a civi and didn't see the need to carry more than a couple rifle mags. I took a small unit tactics class last year that required more than the 3+1 mags I carried on my rifle/PC so I added 1 rifle mag to my PC and decided to build a war belt to supplement that. Attached File |
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Originally Posted By Birddog1911:
It might have been asked before, so I apologize. But, this thread is a bit big to dig through. As far as typical wear, not combat zone, do you guys always wear "war belts" with a plate carrier? Is the idea to grab both, or just one, depending on the situation? I'm LSHD. View Quote ETA: on 10k acres with hobos |
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Originally Posted By Firefighter503:
I use the war belt to supplement my rifle loadout on my PC primarily. I avoided getting one for the longest time as I'm a civi and didn't see the need to carry more than a couple rifle mags. I took a small unit tactics class last year that required more than the 3+1 mags I carried on my rifle/PC so I added 1 rifle mag to my PC and decided to build a war belt to supplement that. https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/165125/76D121A1-BFFB-4481-89C3-E49713BBBFD0-612434.JPG View Quote |
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Originally Posted By pbjunkiee: I had a strandhogg and sold it to get the above kit ^ View Quote |
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Originally Posted By hoody2shoez: I’m thinking about replacing my ats ageis v2 for some upcoming work. The laser cut stuff intrigued me. I have a pack with it and I like it. What were your impressions of the strandhogg? I was actually looking at their AAC or ACC or whatever they call it. View Quote |
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I have a PIG with the FS retrofit cummerbund. I've enjoyed the PIG and deployed with it twice, but I think it's getting long in the tooth. The FS c-bund on the other hand is still one of my favorite things in the world when it comes to body armor, along with the AVS harness. The tubes make life super easy and it's just a comfortable setup. Buy FS with confidence.
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Hey guys
Im looking to replace my Mayflower APC, the more I'm running with it/taking classes with it the more I'm not liking it. The PC itself is comfortable but the Shoulder pads dig into my neck. I have good pads on the straps but there just too close together. What PC would you recommend for someone who has broad shoulders? I wear a L/XL with M cummerbund |
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Originally Posted By PA-Minuteman:
Hey guys Im looking to replace my Mayflower APC, the more I'm running with it/taking classes with it the more I'm not liking it. The PC itself is comfortable but the Shoulder pads dig into my neck. I have good pads on the straps but there just too close together. What PC would you recommend for someone who has broad shoulders? I wear a L/XL with M cummerbund View Quote I have a Crye JPC 2.0, and it has considerably more gap between the shoulder straps. The old version 1 would be the same for a bit less money if you don't need the 2.0 features. |
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Originally Posted By D_Man:
I know what you mean and it's one of the reasons I moved away from my APC as well. I have a Crye JPC 2.0, and it has considerably more gap between the shoulder straps. The old version 1 would be the same for a bit less money if you don't need the 2.0 features. View Quote |
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Originally Posted By D_Man:
I have a newer APC, without the wide, padded shoulder strap covers they used to have. It just had slim slip-over sleeve covers. Comparing the bare width of the shoulder straps on the two, I'd say they're pretty close, but the JPC is a bit narrower. If you needed, you could always add additional shoulder pad/covers on the JPC. However, the space in between for your head and neck is much wider on the JPC. Pic for comparison: https://www.dropbox.com/s/wjnds00799o2pyd/2018-08-12%2018.13.25.png?raw=1 View Quote I wish I could try them on before I buy |
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Originally Posted By bcauz3y: Esstac They have some fat, ugly models, but it's okay. https://scontent-atl3-1.cdninstagram.com/vp/e4a00a896f303c4d3a08af069fd8c576/5C0C7054/t51.2885-15/sh0.08/e35/s640x640/38421065_446065589238064_6865271675219345408_n.jpg @kaik View Quote It looks good, I read the Top Tier PC thread and alot of people seem to like it. How's the shoulder width with the Esstac |
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"Government's first duty is to protect the people, not run their lives." - Ronald Reagan
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Originally Posted By bcauz3y: It's rock solid. I've been rocking this one for about a year and I won't ever use anything else. I'm about to place an order for another one. I came from the JPC and Mayflower, which are both good, but the Esstac is about comfort and simplicity for me. I've got pretty wide shoulders and kai does too, so I'd say it's great, but I'm not sure how to measure it. The esstac ass light shoulders aren't adjustable, but I've never had an issue. https://scontent-atl3-1.cdninstagram.com/vp/b24b84bed1b539e7e207c3c6bb04348c/5C070038/t51.2885-15/sh0.08/e35/s640x640/26154675_139166010102673_2328170383817048064_n.jpg https://scontent-atl3-1.cdninstagram.com/vp/718c9b7a99a9a2318bbc253f3480da9f/5C0085C9/t51.2885-15/sh0.08/e35/s640x640/31086456_2013090438941929_1651481810837700608_n.jpg View Quote I'll have to look more into it, hopefully Kai jumps in and shares some more info on it |
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Originally Posted By PA-Minuteman:
Looks good on you.....hmmm I'll have to look more into it, hopefully Kai jumps in and shares some more info on it View Quote Attached File |
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Where's the best place to get a JPC 2?
Also if I wear a L/XL Med cummerbund, would a large or Med fit me? |
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Originally Posted By PA-Minuteman:
Where's the best place to get a JPC 2? Also if I wear a L/XL Med cummerbund, would a large or Med fit me? View Quote Unfortunately both places are out of stock for Multicam https://uspatriottactical.com/crye-precision-jumpable-plate-carrier-jpc-2-0-multicam/ Coyote in stock here https://www.optactical.com/crprjpc20.html Maybe call Crye up and see if they have them back in stock. Their website doesn't show real time inventory. |
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Originally Posted By PA-Minuteman:
Where's the best place to get a JPC 2? Also if I wear a L/XL Med cummerbund, would a large or Med fit me? View Quote As for where to get it, pretty much all retailers are the same on price, but stock of them does come in waves from Crye, and when they do they usually sell fast. Crye just sent a batch out to distributors about 2 weeks ago so right now you might be able to find one left over somewhere. if not, expect to order and wait for the next batch or pay over retail on the secondary market. |
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Originally Posted By D-RAS03: The cummerbund on the JPC has a ton of adjustment so that wouldn't be an issue. Just find what size plate you want to run with and get that size. Unfortunately both places are out of stock for Multicam https://uspatriottactical.com/crye-precision-jumpable-plate-carrier-jpc-2-0-multicam/ Coyote in stock here https://www.optactical.com/crprjpc20.html Maybe call Crye up and see if they have them back in stock. Their website doesn't show real time inventory. View Quote Originally Posted By D_Man:
JPC sizing is based on plate size, and they are designed to exactly fit SAPI shaped plates. If you have non-SAPI shaped plates, they may not fit or need extra material to shim the gaps. I have Highcom "shooter's cut" "10x12" plates, which fit in the Medium JPC with about 1 inch of foam padding on the bottom to fill the gap. As mentioned above, there is really only one cummerbund size and it should be a non-issue for you if you used the Med Mayflower one. As for where to get it, pretty much all retailers are the same on price, but stock of them does come in waves from Crye, and when they do they usually sell fast. Crye just sent a batch out to distributors about 2 weeks ago so right now you might be able to find one left over somewhere. if not, expect to order and wait for the next batch or pay over retail on the secondary market. View Quote I have no idea what to get for a new set of plates. I want lightweight, lvl 3+ or higher, around $150 - $300 Any recommendations?? |
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Originally Posted By PA-Minuteman:
Well I run AR500 lvl3+ right now but I'm looking for a better plate... I have no idea what to get for a new set of plates. I want lightweight, lvl 3+ or higher, around $150 - $300 Any recommendations?? View Quote These are $580 each at 6lb but they also offer 20% off. https://highcomarmor.com/collections/plates/products/guardian-3s9m-level-iii?variant=20351278788 |
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Originally Posted By PA-Minuteman:
Well I run AR500 lvl3+ right now but I'm looking for a better plate... I have no idea what to get for a new set of plates. I want lightweight, lvl 3+ or higher, around $150 - $300 Any recommendations?? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By PA-Minuteman:
Originally Posted By D-RAS03: The cummerbund on the JPC has a ton of adjustment so that wouldn't be an issue. Just find what size plate you want to run with and get that size. Unfortunately both places are out of stock for Multicam https://uspatriottactical.com/crye-precision-jumpable-plate-carrier-jpc-2-0-multicam/ Coyote in stock here https://www.optactical.com/crprjpc20.html Maybe call Crye up and see if they have them back in stock. Their website doesn't show real time inventory. Originally Posted By D_Man:
JPC sizing is based on plate size, and they are designed to exactly fit SAPI shaped plates. If you have non-SAPI shaped plates, they may not fit or need extra material to shim the gaps. I have Highcom "shooter's cut" "10x12" plates, which fit in the Medium JPC with about 1 inch of foam padding on the bottom to fill the gap. As mentioned above, there is really only one cummerbund size and it should be a non-issue for you if you used the Med Mayflower one. As for where to get it, pretty much all retailers are the same on price, but stock of them does come in waves from Crye, and when they do they usually sell fast. Crye just sent a batch out to distributors about 2 weeks ago so right now you might be able to find one left over somewhere. if not, expect to order and wait for the next batch or pay over retail on the secondary market. I have no idea what to get for a new set of plates. I want lightweight, lvl 3+ or higher, around $150 - $300 Any recommendations?? |
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Originally Posted By PA-Minuteman:
4.5lbs!!! Nice Is that the best price for 3610s? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By PA-Minuteman:
Is that the best price for 3610s? |
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