Basic Vietnam War M-1956 LCE Gear-How To Assemble

[@kalian-y8i]

we need more people doing stuff like this keep up the good work

[@planes124]

I enjoy your videos man and hope you're collection grows and you continue to upload. : )

[@nathanellison6067]

Keep up the awesome work 😊

[@HeyCharliesBackup]

Thanks for making this🙏

[@SteelPot1970]

Np. Any videos you want to see in the future?

[@HeyCharliesBackup]

@@SteelPot1970maybe a U.S. Army impression or what’s you keep in your M41 haversack

[@MrJeep75]

I wouldn't use those first patern canteen covers keep them for your collection they are getting hard to come buy in good shape

[@jaikelmartinez4865]

Excellent 💯

[@PaulHouck-yb5gs]

Had that type of belt in 1973

[@dragdragon23]

Need to be careful on primo condition stuff might be Chinese repo stuff and they will put on the 60s-70s dates and leave off the made in China prints to rip collectors off. many butt packs get torn after a while because they were not made tough enough and a lot of weighted stuff was put into the pack. For my Vietnam collection, I've been focusing on the night vision stuff. last year I got a working AN/PVS2 scope with adaptors for firearm use and got through the mail today a Meta scope that was made for Israel, but was used in Vietnam for my collection, since I also like NV stuff.

[@MrJeep75]

You can tell original from repro, they are not making repro Nam era web gear

[@dragdragon23]

@@MrJeep75I disagree! A lot of this stuff origin of sale is from China!

[@MrJeep75]

Kind of a rare but pack

[@dislecsicderek]

What manual are you referencing?

[@SteelPot1970]

There is a lot of photos of manual pages in a book called grunt. I just used that book Ave some photos online. I don’t know the specific manual i guess

[@gijr2003]

FM 21-15 Some are online as pdf. Some on youtube too. I have two manuals from WW2 and one 1977 issue. 1977 has M56 and ALICE gear.

[@sailure1]

That is NOT how to attached the M1910 hook hangers. I realize people do it that way because no one told them the right way. Even Soldiers who used the system did it wrong because its harder to do it the right way. When you do it the right way the ends of the M1910 hangers are not exposed and don't snag on you or other gear. The ends are on the inside and the bends are facing down. The belt holds the gear in place by putting pressure on the M1910 hanger.

[@planes124]

11:59

[@Joseph-dt4ov]

There drain holes not eyelits and the grommet is on first pattern ammo pouch😂great video tho kid

[@SteelPot1970]

Thanks man! The second patterns also have drainage holes, but they are on the bottom and harder to see.

[@Joseph-dt4ov]

@@SteelPot1970 not hard to see at all

[@MrJeep75]

Rifle not gun

[@ToddHall-yq3rl]

Rifle not gun

[@Randomaccountnotimportant]

rifles are guns dumbass

[@QuadzillaThaGoat]

Rifle not gun