Plate Carrier Setup for Milsim! 

If playing medic, bring 5-6 mags(M4) and no belt, I know what your thinking”well what if I need my pistol” it’s a ton of weight. My belt had my 1911, 3 mags total, my IFAK, my dump pouch. It weighs a ton! I ended up taking it off becuause of how much weight it was

Thanks for all the gear suggestions! Definitely helped me over the past couple years.

Super awesome video. Definitely buying the JPC 2.0 and the showcased zip-on back pack

Thank you for reviewing this. I am starting up with MilSims (and airsoft in general) and my loadout for a plate carrier is something I am still planning. This helped quite a bit. :)

4th! Amazing video! Keep up the good work!

Pretty much mine is the same. OPS Easy Plate Carrier with a Spiritus Mk3, Emerson Dangler, Emerson MBITRs, and two LBX Admin pouches on the cummerbund. All gear is in Multicam Black. Everything else goes in my LBX One Day bag or Minimalist Gear Pack.

you cook mre's?

quick tip for water: 2 liters of water for every 8 hours of play is a decent general rule. this should leave you some extra unless you're in desert heat. Its what I carry for canyoneering in the Mojave and Zion area where it can easily be over 100 degrees Fahrenheit, carrying 60+ lbs of gear. Carry more if you're in those areas or in similar conditions, as a single broken water bottle or just being a bit more tired than usual can be the difference between heatstroke or a fun (albeit hot) day, speaking from experience. 4 liters should generally get you through the day, but having an extra 2 per day is nice, and safe, and it really isnt as heavy as it seems. Your life isnt worth carrying less. Of course if its a colder weekend, you can carry less, but id never go less than 4 liters just to stay on the safe side. edit: as for food, take 1.5 times your daily intake per day. if you eat 2000 calories a day, take 3000, and make sure its mostly protein based (protein bars, beef jerky, cheese packs/sticks, nuts, etc.) also bring a morale food like gummy bears or something to snack on occasionally. these are general guidelines and may not work for you, but should generally provide a significant safety margin in case of some sort of serious emergency. a milsim event is much safer than backcountry hiking, but if you follow these guidelines, should you somehow get lost and not be able to be found, one days worth of supplies could keep you running in an emergency scenario for about a half day, or more.

MREs are great! You can eat them without cooking them. That’s how we always did it. No time to lean it on a rock or something.

Odin speed loader? Are you worried about the rattle? How many bb do you carry with you typically?

What IFAK/booboo kit pouch are you running? Looking for a small/micro one that is rip-away.

I have a Z-shot JPC 2.0 and I'm interested in those clips you have to attach your front panel, how did you attach those? :)

Nice

Hey what happened to the video you just posted? It said it was important

01:49 No time stamps in description.. pls check that sh*t.. happens to loads of tubers tho.. otherwise good as usual ;)

You can eat an MRE in 10 minutes...cold. Ha, not the best way to do it, but it’ll fill you up.

I'ma go to milsim but play aggressively

How do you not have more subs? You’re like the Garand Thumb of airsoft

It’s all personal preference. Your way might not work.

Y did u never respond to my hop up messages?😞

in my xp milsim players are worse in movement and shooting than non milsim airsoft players....