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had a guy slice his wrist at work the other day and your video that i had watched a few days before helped me get a pressure bandage on him. doctor said it looked good

environment dictates a lot of what you use also. For example if im in the woods Im going to be using my modified alice gear for a multitude of reasons. Another thing is the more skills you have the less shit you have to carry. you have to protect your back its recommended you carry no more than 10 percent of your body weight. So if your carrying 20 percent of your body weight your pushing it especially if your out of shape. Im 51 and I work out extensivley 5 days a week and I try to keep the weight under 30 lbs. Screw a helmet when I was in the infantry i hated wearing that crap. Give me a boonie cap lol.

Something I recently added is a pair of snake gaiters. The southern woods are full of venomous snakes, so I want some protection. In fact, I encountered a 5 foot eastern diamondback rattlesnake last week while walking near a tree line...

At 75 and disabled, I guess I’ll stay home and do the best I can. Your advise is solid for the able bodied. This makes me realize how venerable I will be if the shit hits the fan

3:48 Tacticon Armament now sells tactical flip flops. "Train accordingly." -Aaron Cowen

Great info as always..and you are so right about the plate carrier and weight...the day after I had walked around for a couple of hours in mine with 6 mags as well, I was feeling it in the bones!

Hear me out. You can wear a plate carrier without plates…. If you’re not sure whether to go PC or CR, because you cant afford plates yet, that is an option. Also hear me out, i think an assault pack with a water source and some sustainment is probably the second thing to square away after the chest rig. (Which you touched on later)

Man my belt setup is very similar! I also use mine for work, be safe brother.

Many, many years ago, my LE tac team got these new things called "plate carriers", and my young guys started making Superman noises. I told them, next time they shower, hold a plate up to where it would be worn and see just how much pink stuff was uncovered. The invincible noises stopped shortly after. Plates have their uses, but gods are they heavy. Oh, sub'ed to ur channel. Keep up the good work, and be safe.

I have a Ronin gun belt. Would you rather buy a chest rig and slimmed down (slick) plate carrier oooooooor just a plate carrier that has all the pockets for ammo etc built in if you could only choose one option for SHTF?

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Run the SOE Tactical micro rig and XL Fupa w dangler. Literally has outlasted every other chinesium made products from other "name brand" products. You'll pay a little more and wait for it, but it is heirloom quality and unmatched. They built war gear for NSW and special forces before there even was a tactical nylon gear industry

I love my red wing 605 boots. Broken in it’s like wearing sneakers but they are extremely water resistant with a gusseted tongue.

I love my Danner's. Great boots right out of the box.

Great content big bro

What ear pro is that?

If not mechanics gloves than what gloves? Is there a certain brand out there that “operators” use?

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I’d like to hear your opinion on something. What do you think about wearing 2 different size mags on duty belt to make it a little easier to grip that first mag. For example, right now I’m running a Glock 22. My first mag has a +5 baseplate and second mag is standard 15 round Glock mag. My thoughts behind it was to get to my first mag faster/easier. I was running both of them with +5s. Have you ever ran it this way?

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Great information again. Learned something.

what brand of ear pro is that?

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I’m glad you’re liking the Kore belt. I’ve had mine for about 7 months and I love it.