Wow camping great! Hot tent Is in the bag Crazy 100%!

Swap out the Velcro mag retention straps with bungee pull tabs several companies make them and they’re less than like $20 well worth it

I didn’t understand a single bit of that. However, HELL YEAH BROTHER

Do you think you could fit an AMES Entrenching tool in your Canteen Pouch?

According to what I was told, if you're using a GMRS radio on FRS channels, you're still obligated to give your call-sign once every 15 minutes. Using FRS radio on GMRS simplex channels is fine without using your call-sign. But to stay legal, you're licensed for GMRS, use it

Radio's what?

Just found your channel yesterday and have been binge watching your videos. Keep up the good work

I honestly like the idea of not wearing camouflage as a civilian in a shtf situation. This way I can ditch my gear and blend in. I typically just wear earthy looking tones. Maybe a camouflage jacket that I can easily take off. Team use, m81 top and kaki color botton. Great video.

They also hold 5 ar magazines

I was issued that flc and wasnt personally a fan, instead I run the old lbe belt/y harness inside a war belt that has connection points for the harness. currently running a condor slim belt around the alice belt but plan to sew a new belt and harness based off what ive liked and disliked while running it. Surplus is awesome with a little TLC, but I highly recommend getting into sewing your own stuff if you like gear and dont want to spend thousands.

Reinvent the kit to make it less than half as useful as anything else. Just buy a TAP, bruh.

My man, you seem like a good/smart guy. You remind me a lot of myself when I was preparing to join the British military as a teenager. My advice to you, as an old man of 38 (lol) is to take the time study history and politcis before you make the decision to sign up. Because once you do that there’s no going back. Peace ✌️ Edit: great video by way. Lots of good information and advice. I recommend a pair of thin wool or fleece liner gloves for going under your thick waterproof gloves - it’ll increase the warmth and comfort considerably

Great editing! Better hike.

Check out the arbor arms Jedburgh gen 2 much better value

I’ve got a tactical performance one that’s all black. That’s the only annoying thing is I gotta color remove and then dye it. But mine has got the water bladder holder on the backside of it and an excellent battle belt setup so I just gotta dye it and get the pouches I need. Seems like a great system.

Load bearing vest. Thats what sad said they all called it when he was in. He said only idiot privates called it an flc.

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I totally bought one with the intent to use it as a hunting vest and I reconfigure it after season so it pulls double duty 😂

I love the green… very out there but better than UCP

I love how versatile the FLC is

nicely done.

Great video! Love my TAPS for the versatility and ability to mount it to a plate carrier or run it as a recce rig. Yes the bulk sucks but the capacity is great. The diffusers is something I did when I was in the service too!

Flecktarn

Nice set up! How did you set up your ruck?

Tblock camo hat,and desert night camo

I will go out how I came in. Nekkid

Awesome bro

Looks good man

Its good for crossbody bag?

Also why would someone be able to reach for your carry? You should be concealing.

WTF "the culture is shifting away from carrying pistols"? Says who? I work at a gun store in Oregon and concealed carry is just as popular as ever

Good vid. In the early to mid 2000s I recall a few patriot and veteran youtubers making their own gear. One guy liked wearing dockers trousers and sewed m81 bdu pockets onto his grey pants for range training/ LARPing in the woods. He had better and more professional stuff stowed away for when shtf. Another more current one is Evasion Survival, Alaska. Guy does his own DIY gear. If you are seriously on a budget or can't get decent surplus in your area, don't be afraid to go ghetto tech. Rit dye, rattle can and some durable cargo pants and long sleeve top etc. can all be custom tailored to your area. Experiment with gear and patterns to see what works for you. Take notes on historical examples of irrigular armies, Partisans, their cammo and gear used etc. Make sure you rinse and air out/dry your outfit to get the film from the paint out inbetween coats. The smell will dissapate after a bit. Pennies on the dollar if you know how to thrift shop or score gear online. KZbin has a treasure trove of vids on sewing, kit bashing and mods. Put some time into it and you can come up with something functional and a fraction of the cost of Gucci Operator gear. That extra cash can go towards better made gear and equipment. The kit you choose should also identify you as militia or aligned with your countries fighting forces. Assuming the Geneva convention still applies, it will determune how you are treated among allies and opposing forces. You may end up a prisoner of war instead of dangling from a make shift gallows. But that is a subject for a different video. Sorry for the wall of text, I had an ADHD moment while typing 😅

Great review. Those surplus ones do a great job of adding a small amount of sustainment to my camelbak mule

Where are you getting this info? Battle belts have always been the go to option. It’s not a fad that fell off 10 years ago. And what kind of man doesn’t have a gun with them? If you can’t take your rifle then your pistol is the next option.

Is there one recommend for runners?

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04:00 When in doubt, wear solid oliv green. Conceals relatively well in the forest and is at least inconspicuous in cities.

Apple green?

one word..... Pencott

A friend of mine was a usmc 0331 machine gunner, and he said that as an a gunner he loved the flc and the fact that it could go over top of his flak vest. Surplus is a great value and if you can modify it, even better

Tan pants, green top goes a long way.

M-65 Vietnam Mitchell Wine Leaf camo is phenomenal in my area for spring/summer. I found Novritsch Kreuzotter Forest Tiger Stripe is just as good for fall/winter.

I see M81WC, I subscribe.

Black pajamas a broad straw hat, sandals, an SKS and Chicom webbing.

Nothing beats a matching set of Mitchell Camo Wine Leaf M-65 in a nice green forest.

Multicam tropic is criminaly under rated for the deep south like Louisiana and Mississippi

How do you feel about multi cam tropic in the SE? I’ve found that MCT paired with a RG base to help lighten up the darkness for the lighter greens of SE forests, works pretty well.