Eagle Industries Beavertail Assault pack mods

Here are a few simple mods that I made for my alnk.to/4MB9GrA Eagle Industries beavertail assault pack using an old poncho, parts of an old backpack, and some imagination. Here's the video on the poncho liner • Poncho liner woobie - ... and here is the video on my ultralight bug-out bag • Ultralight Bug Out Bag... Get military surplus here and take 10% off with code RBCUSMC: www.devildogde... Get an ‪@AQWaterproof‬ tru terrain tarp here: amzn.to/3LFlIHt Want a free Primary Arms Mount or Anti Reflection device? Use the links below, (depending on what optic you choose) they’ll throw them in FOR FREE!
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[@CoyoteRidge]

This is probably the best small pack setup I've seen.

[@robertsbushcraft]

Hey thanks, CoyoteRidge!

[@epiggroup]

Very cool modifications on the pack!

[@redred333]

excellent, a true gentleman and the experience shines through

[@robertsbushcraft]

Hey thanks, Red!

[@billyblastoff7027]

Great mods to the backpack stay safe out there.

[@ralphwatten2426]

Seamster is an old word used to describe a male sewer. Tailor is also used for a man that sews, some women use the term. Sewist is a more modern asexual term used for a person that sews. I'd like to see some vids on manipulating the machine when sewing mods like this. I'm a "sewer" too and am looking for some winter "hibernation" projects for those months when it's miserable outside. Thanks Roberts Bushcraft. P.S. Maybe sewer is the wrong word.

[@robertsbushcraft]

I guess that I won't get too caught up in titles. I'm still toying with the sewing machine and my results are mixed at best.

[@ContraIsBased]

really goes to show how expensive these packs are while still lacking a lot of critical parts

[@robertsbushcraft]

Valid point!

[@xdragonx6969]

Nice mods. Comfort and accessibility is important.

[@robertsbushcraft]

Thanks! They truly are important, @xdragonx6969

[@shadowlab9543]

great video !!

[@LibertysLastStand]

Well done gentlemen. Always enjoy the attention to detail and how well everything is described.

[@robertsbushcraft]

Hey thanks, @michaelsrda810!

[@terryleighton7514]

Outstanding, ty for sharing

[@robertsbushcraft]

You're welcome, @terryleighton7514

[@garyfoster738]

Good video really enjoyed it. Retired in 93 still kind of active. I have the Blackhawk version of that pack I love it that's my daily driver. Only two colors are really care for OD and m81 which everybody knows is God's plaid of course. I must admit the marpat color is very good. I'm with you the woobie was a term I heard after I got out. To me it's still a poncho liner. The poncho liner I used the most is my zippered marpat. Last item what's your roll out weight with that setup?

[@DonnellPrince]

Robert’s strikes again 👍👍👍👍👍👍. Watching from the great state of Georgia, home of the DAWGS. You guys are the best on KZbin, keep the videos coming.

[@robertsbushcraft]

Hey thanks, Donnell! Them DAWGS have a real mean winning streak between the hedges and beyond! My Notre Dame? Not so much.

[@kbbjedi]

Great mods, gave me some ideas to try on my own packs, that poncho cover is awesome, where do you find the bungee cords?

[@robertsbushcraft]

Ebay. They came in a USMC plate carrier repair kit.

[@bd3199]

It's good to have you back making great content. What is the fleece you're using? It looks like a coyote polartec classic 300 jacket. I have the black one from around 20 years ago. It's very warm and maybe too warm for my neck of the woods but fits great and feels just as comfy. Will you do a review on the fleece your wearing or M65 field jacket and give us your opinion on it and compare it to the ECWCS parka? Keep up the amazing content. This how to video is good and is informative especially repurposing the old tarp into a backpack cover. 👍

[@robertsbushcraft]

It is the Polartec 300. We have some more gear reviews coming up soon on our cold weather gear, M65 included!

[@bd3199]

@@robertsbushcraft I can't wait to see them or any other great content you have in the works.

[@Herbymac0811]

Mr. ..... If you started manufacturing and selling those small poncho pack covers you'd make a fortune!!!

[@ericr.6154]

Hey Curry, if you don't mind my asking, what type of thread are you using for your mods and repairs? It is impressive all of the mods and repairs that you do to your gear. Semper Fi.

[@robertsbushcraft]

I'm using this nylon thread from Amazon amzn.to/4bcZx6u

[@glennbailey9746]

Hello Curry and Gabriel, What a great video! Can I ask if possible. Could you please share the fabric measurements of the tarp material and length of the elastic cord you used to make the daysack cover? I absolutely love it and something like this would be perfect for me and my job.. Wink wink. Thank you

[@robertsbushcraft]

I eyeballed it. I don't have exact measurements, but I can say that I used almost half of an old USGI military poncho. The back side of the poncho was ripped and unserviceable, so I used the front for this cover.

[@glennbailey9746]

@@robertsbushcraft Thank you for the reply. Ah the good ol' eyeball lol. I shall have to rewatch the video in slow motion and try and guestimate your rough size. Thanks again

[@2ndexodusmove]

Very well put. 🫡

[@robertsbushcraft]

Thank you, sir!