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CF1 doing some cave exploring. An alarming number of bats in there. Attached File |
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Originally Posted By WillieTangoFox: CF1 doing some cave exploring. An alarming number of bats in there. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/123862/1000000150_jpg-3357486.JPG Pretty awesome picture. What kind of mine is it? |
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Originally Posted By wsix: Pretty awesome picture. What kind of mine is it? Originally Posted By wsix: Originally Posted By WillieTangoFox: CF1 doing some cave exploring. An alarming number of bats in there. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/123862/1000000150_jpg-3357486.JPG Pretty awesome picture. What kind of mine is it? Its a cave/tunnel that is the result of a large spring system. |
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Originally Posted By wsix: Really? So cool. It's so uniform in the picture. There's trolls and shit down in there. Since we are talking about caves....this is what I think about every time I go into a cave. Also, it's a good movie. https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0435625/  The Descent (2005) Official HD Trailer [1080p] |
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Attached File Surefire socom got hot. Later in the day my BFG sling got melted halfway through when I grounded the rifle. Lol |
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Look at that sexy cola bro. Miss you boo.  Pics from recent shenanigans. 
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Attached File Received my Crye G3 clone pants from Roman Kurmaz. He is in Ukraine and makes a lot of great items in about any camo pattern you want. |
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Sort of……. Vehicle comms gear porn. Came upon an HF antenna made for a tank. Being regretfully tankless, made a hitch mount for it out of scrap metal. We have a trailer we take to training events, so it will be used on the hitch welded to the rear of that trailer. Attached File Attached File Attached File Is good from about 3.5 - 60Mhz with no external tuner. Priming / painting the hitch mount in my garage now. |
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Originally Posted By WillieTangoFox: Sort of . Vehicle comms gear porn. Came upon an HF antenna made for a tank. Being regretfully tankless, made a hitch mount for it out of scrap metal. We have a trailer we take to training events, so it will be used on the hitch welded to the rear of that trailer. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/123862/IMG_0359_jpeg-3381395.JPG https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/123862/IMG_0368_jpeg-3381397.JPG https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/123862/IMG_0369_jpeg-3381398.JPG Is good from about 3.5 - 60Mhz with no external tuner. Priming / painting the hitch mount in my garage now. This is good shit. |
https://www.amazon.com/Gentle-Propositions-J-S-Economos/dp/0615997635
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Got the mount painted up and put the antenna in travel mode. Drove around and made some contacts. I might take it down to the boat ramp and see if I can snag a fish with it, tilted over behind the truck. Lol. Attached File |
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Originally Posted By WillieTangoFox: Got the mount painted up and put the antenna in travel mode. Drove around and made some contacts. I might take it down to the boat ramp and see if I can snag a fish with it, tilted over behind the truck. Lol. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/123862/IMG_0382_jpeg-3388109.JPG 
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Do you even OODA loop?
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Hey dudes, I'm looking for something pretty specific. I need a triple-mag-per-pocket chest-rig close to or exactly like this AWS "commando" rig. Preferably three mag cells capable of fitting three mags per cell; I'd prefer only one frag pouch per side on the wings, but two is just fine. Not interested in building something off a MOLLE panel, so fully-sewn, preferably black, with hook/loop closure. I talked to AWS today, and sadly, they no longer make this one. The guy said there's some talk about reviving it for another run this spring, but I have my doubts. Anybody know of anything out there like this? Attached File Attached File |
https://www.amazon.com/Gentle-Propositions-J-S-Economos/dp/0615997635
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Originally Posted By RTUtah: Hey dudes, I'm looking for something pretty specific. I need a triple-mag-per-pocket chest-rig close to or exactly like this AWS "commando" rig. Preferably three mag cells capable of fitting three mags per cell; I'd prefer only one frag pouch per side on the wings, but two is just fine. Not interested in building something off a MOLLE panel, so fully-sewn, preferably black, with hook/loop closure. I talked to AWS today, and sadly, they no longer make this one. The guy said there's some talk about reviving it for another run this spring, but I have my doubts. Anybody know of anything out there like this? https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/111561/rig1_jpeg-3428984.JPG https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/111561/rig2_jpeg-3428986.JPG  0241 Tactical. Simple chest rig. |
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Camp Perry shooting stools: Attached File Attached File Attached File Attached File |
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Originally Posted By RTUtah: Hey dudes, I'm looking for something pretty specific. I need a triple-mag-per-pocket chest-rig close to or exactly like this AWS "commando" rig. Preferably three mag cells capable of fitting three mags per cell; I'd prefer only one frag pouch per side on the wings, but two is just fine. Not interested in building something off a MOLLE panel, so fully-sewn, preferably black, with hook/loop closure. I talked to AWS today, and sadly, they no longer make this one. The guy said there's some talk about reviving it for another run this spring, but I have my doubts. Anybody know of anything out there like this? https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/111561/rig1_jpeg-3428984.JPG https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/111561/rig2_jpeg-3428986.JPG Yell at me if you can't find one. That should be easy enough to fab up. |
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Originally Posted By Sinister: Camp Perry shooting stools: https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/18978/1000000324_jpg-3429277.JPG https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/18978/1000000328_jpg-3429283.JPG https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/18978/1000000331_jpg-3429278.JPGhttps://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/18978/PXL_20241228_175116398_jpg-3429279.JPG |
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Originally Posted By Bourbon: I googled camp Perry shooting stool with no luck.. so tell us more. Originally Posted By Bourbon: Originally Posted By Sinister: Camp Perry shooting stools: https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/18978/1000000324_jpg-3429277.JPG https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/18978/1000000328_jpg-3429283.JPG https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/18978/1000000331_jpg-3429278.JPGhttps://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/18978/PXL_20241228_175116398_jpg-3429279.JPG I saw an antique camp perry shooting match box at a military surplus show recently. Those guys have been custom gear kings for decades. :-) Those stools are sweet. |
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Originally Posted By Bourbon: I googled camp Perry shooting stool with no luck.. so tell us more. A highpower rifle shooter hauls his/her stuff between firing berms at 200, 300, and 600 yards. This is typically ammo, magazines, shooting glove, eye and ear protection, data book, minor tools, and a bag for spent brass. Some will also carry a rule book, sunscreen, and maybe snacks or lunch. Most will modify their bag frame with wheels to more easily pull the rest of their stuff to include shooting coat, spotting scope and tripod, and maybe a sport chair and lunchbox/cooler.  Everything YOU need to get started in Highpower Matches  Training Tuesday: Setting up Service Rifle Gear  Getting Prepared to Shoot  3 Things To First Master When Starting Highpower Competition |
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Attached File I've been wearing my soe microrig and medium rucksack alit lately Attached File Attached File Attached File Attached File |
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Originally Posted By hoody2shoez: Kit pic https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/470854/20250117_131842_jpg-3436930.JPG That's nice!!!! |
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Originally Posted By Sinister: Camp Perry shooting stools: https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/18978/1000000324_jpg-3429277.JPG https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/18978/1000000328_jpg-3429283.JPG https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/18978/1000000331_jpg-3429278.JPGhttps://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/18978/PXL_20241228_175116398_jpg-3429279.JPG What's that multicam one? |
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Attached File I feel like we should have a chest rig/lbe thread...maybe this is a sufficient catch all. Thoughts? |
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Originally Posted By -MainDisconnect-: https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/366627/IMG_3390_jpeg-3366469.JPG Received my Crye G3 clone pants from Roman Kurmaz. He is in Ukraine and makes a lot of great items in about any camo pattern you want. Glad to see Roman is still making custom G3 pants! |
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Originally Posted By Hyrum-22: Glad to see Roman is still making custom G3 pants! Originally Posted By Hyrum-22: Originally Posted By -MainDisconnect-: https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/366627/IMG_3390_jpeg-3366469.JPG Received my Crye G3 clone pants from Roman Kurmaz. He is in Ukraine and makes a lot of great items in about any camo pattern you want. Glad to see Roman is still making custom G3 pants! I really need to get something from him |
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"I'll come for the killing and stay for the cheesecake"
SSgt Jason A Decker. 11/6/09
"I'll come for the killing and stay for the cheesecake"
SSgt Jason A Decker. 11/6/09
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Originally Posted By Hyrum-22: Glad to see Roman is still making custom G3 pants! Originally Posted By Hyrum-22: Originally Posted By -MainDisconnect-: https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/366627/IMG_3390_jpeg-3366469.JPG Received my Crye G3 clone pants from Roman Kurmaz. He is in Ukraine and makes a lot of great items in about any camo pattern you want. Glad to see Roman is still making custom G3 pants! I really like them.  Attached File |
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I had some guys ask about this recently at a training event. If you try to just put glow in the dark tape against a pack/harness, that shit is going to fall off. If you wrap it around a velcro patch, and attach that to velcro, it will last a long time. I recommend whatever the narrowest tape on amazon is, and the cheapest surplus velcro patches wherever you find them. You can shoe-goo the loop velcro to your pack if there isnt one there already if you cant sew. Attached File |
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Giving AIWB the old college try. After two days, and hitting the forums for research, seems people buy little pillows for them to help with the holster grinding on you. Had to hand turn my sewing machine (its shitty), to get through the cut off piece of sleep pad, and attached some velcro. Feels much better now. Attached File |
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Originally Posted By WillieTangoFox: Giving AIWB the old college try. After two days, and hitting the forums for research, seems people buy little pillows for them to help with the holster grinding on you. Had to hand turn my sewing machine (its shitty), to get through the cut off piece of sleep pad, and attached some velcro. Feels much better now. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/123862/IMG_0534_jpeg-3480418.JPG I've never heard of anyone needing something like that. This is the first I've seen one. I've carried AIWB for going on 6yrs now and never once felt like something like is necessary. Does it make it more comfortable? |
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Originally Posted By CJ47: I've never heard of anyone needing something like that. This is the first I've seen one. I've carried AIWB for going on 6yrs now and never once felt like something like is necessary. Does it make it more comfortable? Originally Posted By CJ47: Originally Posted By WillieTangoFox: Giving AIWB the old college try. After two days, and hitting the forums for research, seems people buy little pillows for them to help with the holster grinding on you. Had to hand turn my sewing machine (its shitty), to get through the cut off piece of sleep pad, and attached some velcro. Feels much better now. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/123862/IMG_0534_jpeg-3480418.JPG I've never heard of anyone needing something like that. This is the first I've seen one. I've carried AIWB for going on 6yrs now and never once felt like something like is necessary. Does it make it more comfortable? I am only a couple days in, so I am still getting used to it. I do spend a lot of time driving everyday and it seemed like the edge of the kydex was rubbing my pelvic bone area. The pad does seem to help in keeping that muzzle area edge from digging in. Another interesting observation…… i think my Kore belt is too rigid. Almost seems like a more bendy belt would be better. The Kore has a stiff kydex strip inside. I have used it for about 7 years for carrying at 4 o’clock. Great belt for that. I might switch to my dive webbing belt or Hanks leather belt the rest of the week. |
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Originally Posted By WillieTangoFox: I am only a couple days in, so I am still getting used to it. I do spend a lot of time driving everyday and it seemed like the edge of the kydex was rubbing my pelvic bone area. The pad does seem to help in keeping that muzzle area edge from digging in. Another interesting observation…… i think my Kore belt is too rigid. Almost seems like a more bendy belt would be better. The Kore has a stiff kydex strip inside. I have used it for about 7 years for carrying at 4 o’clock. Great belt for that. I might switch to my dive webbing belt or Hanks leather belt the rest of the week. Originally Posted By WillieTangoFox: Originally Posted By CJ47: Originally Posted By WillieTangoFox: Giving AIWB the old college try. After two days, and hitting the forums for research, seems people buy little pillows for them to help with the holster grinding on you. Had to hand turn my sewing machine (its shitty), to get through the cut off piece of sleep pad, and attached some velcro. Feels much better now. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/123862/IMG_0534_jpeg-3480418.JPG I've never heard of anyone needing something like that. This is the first I've seen one. I've carried AIWB for going on 6yrs now and never once felt like something like is necessary. Does it make it more comfortable? I am only a couple days in, so I am still getting used to it. I do spend a lot of time driving everyday and it seemed like the edge of the kydex was rubbing my pelvic bone area. The pad does seem to help in keeping that muzzle area edge from digging in. Another interesting observation…… i think my Kore belt is too rigid. Almost seems like a more bendy belt would be better. The Kore has a stiff kydex strip inside. I have used it for about 7 years for carrying at 4 o’clock. Great belt for that. I might switch to my dive webbing belt or Hanks leather belt the rest of the week. When carrying outside the waist band, a thick belt was a plus, and everyone recommended them. But once I carried AIWB, I quickly learned the best belt for that was the dive/webbing belt (I use Mastermind Tactics) its more comfortable and conforms better when sitting. and there is no big ass buckle that sticks out. Just been my experience over the years. |
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Originally Posted By WillieTangoFox: I am only a couple days in, so I am still getting used to it. I do spend a lot of time driving everyday and it seemed like the edge of the kydex was rubbing my pelvic bone area. The pad does seem to help in keeping that muzzle area edge from digging in. Another interesting observation…… i think my Kore belt is too rigid. Almost seems like a more bendy belt would be better. The Kore has a stiff kydex strip inside. I have used it for about 7 years for carrying at 4 o’clock. Great belt for that. I might switch to my dive webbing belt or Hanks leather belt the rest of the week. Interesting. I've driven 3-4hrs in mine and never noticed. But different body types and all that. As for belt, I've had the same belt since I started AIWB carry, the NexBelt. Its very rigid, never noticed any issues with it either. I tried a less rigid belt once and hated it. To each their own I guess. My holster is a Tier 1 Axis Elite. Most days I forget I'm wearing it. But I'll be getting a Incog X here soon to try, Travis Haley has sold me on buying one. |
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Originally Posted By CJ47: Interesting. I've driven 3-4hrs in mine and never noticed. But different body types and all that. As for belt, I've had the same belt since I started AIWB carry, the NexBelt. Its very rigid, never noticed any issues with it either. I tried a less rigid belt once and hated it. To each their own I guess. My holster is a Tier 1 Axis Elite. Most days I forget I'm wearing it. But I'll be getting a Incog X here soon to try, Travis Haley has sold me on buying one. Originally Posted By CJ47: Originally Posted By WillieTangoFox: I am only a couple days in, so I am still getting used to it. I do spend a lot of time driving everyday and it seemed like the edge of the kydex was rubbing my pelvic bone area. The pad does seem to help in keeping that muzzle area edge from digging in. Another interesting observation…… i think my Kore belt is too rigid. Almost seems like a more bendy belt would be better. The Kore has a stiff kydex strip inside. I have used it for about 7 years for carrying at 4 o’clock. Great belt for that. I might switch to my dive webbing belt or Hanks leather belt the rest of the week. Interesting. I've driven 3-4hrs in mine and never noticed. But different body types and all that. As for belt, I've had the same belt since I started AIWB carry, the NexBelt. Its very rigid, never noticed any issues with it either. I tried a less rigid belt once and hated it. To each their own I guess. My holster is a Tier 1 Axis Elite. Most days I forget I'm wearing it. But I'll be getting a Incog X here soon to try, Travis Haley has sold me on buying one. I bought the TRex holster, just because I like the TRex Labs youtube channel…… the one with the brother, figured I would throw some business that way. Seems to be very good construction and a thicker kydex than my other brands. Well worth the $90 or whatever it was. Plus they advertised their flat rate shipping on their landing page, which is super nice, IMHO. Some places are throwing $15 shipping at checkout for small parts…… like a set of screws. Its a waste of time to load up a cart and then ditch the purchase over some crazy shipping fee. |
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This weekend is a Light Fighter patrol event in the middle of the US……. Somewhere. About 48 hours in field, with an unknown amount of distance to cover. Rain, 30 to 55 degrees out. Pretty good elevation gain/loss. I will be OpFor with a couple other guys, patrolling against 15ish BluFor. I have blank ammo, trip wires, Zyn pouches and hopefully there is a rain jacket in there. Attached File |
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@WillieTangoFox OD ain't my speed, but I like the look of the loadout regardless. Who makes that pack-mounted rifle rest? |
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Originally Posted By WillieTangoFox: This weekend is a Light Fighter patrol event in the middle of the US……. Somewhere. About 48 hours in field, with an unknown amount of distance to cover. Rain, 30 to 55 degrees out. Pretty good elevation gain/loss. I will be OpFor with a couple other guys, patrolling against 15ish BluFor. I have blank ammo, trip wires, Zyn pouches and hopefully there is a rain jacket in there. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/123862/IMG_0536_jpeg-3481293.JPG You should give us a rundown of your gear, and an AAR. Maybe in a standalone post. |
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Originally Posted By lew: @WillieTangoFox OD ain't my speed, but I like the look of the loadout regardless. Who makes that pack-mounted rifle rest? https://eberlestock.com/products/pack-mounted-shooting-rest?srsltid=AfmBOop2fHttjtNPzxkWbgy2EZVQdc7IahDum0OKLTrrPNrAfL2D0feZ |
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Originally Posted By marnsdorff: You should give us a rundown of your gear, and an AAR. Maybe in a standalone post. Originally Posted By marnsdorff: Originally Posted By WillieTangoFox: This weekend is a Light Fighter patrol event in the middle of the US……. Somewhere. About 48 hours in field, with an unknown amount of distance to cover. Rain, 30 to 55 degrees out. Pretty good elevation gain/loss. I will be OpFor with a couple other guys, patrolling against 15ish BluFor. I have blank ammo, trip wires, Zyn pouches and hopefully there is a rain jacket in there. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/123862/IMG_0536_jpeg-3481293.JPG You should give us a rundown of your gear, and an AAR. Maybe in a standalone post. If there is time, maybe I can do it in video format, on someone else’s youtube channel. |
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Originally Posted By WillieTangoFox: https://eberlestock.com/products/pack-mounted-shooting-rest?srsltid=AfmBOop2fHttjtNPzxkWbgy2EZVQdc7IahDum0OKLTrrPNrAfL2D0feZ Originally Posted By WillieTangoFox: Originally Posted By lew: @WillieTangoFox OD ain't my speed, but I like the look of the loadout regardless. Who makes that pack-mounted rifle rest? https://eberlestock.com/products/pack-mounted-shooting-rest?srsltid=AfmBOop2fHttjtNPzxkWbgy2EZVQdc7IahDum0OKLTrrPNrAfL2D0feZ Thanks, mate. 
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"What is socialism? The most difficult and tortuous way to progress from capitalism to capitalism." -Stated at an intel conference, East Berlin, Oct. 1988
"Every election is a sort of advance auction sale of stolen goods." -H.L. Mencken
"Every election is a sort of advance auction sale of stolen goods." -H.L. Mencken
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Originally Posted By lew: @WillieTangoFox OD ain't my speed, but I like the look of the loadout regardless. Who makes that pack-mounted rifle rest? Tan is definitely better out here 
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RS Callsign Mayhem Midget
"I'll come for the killing and stay for the cheesecake"
SSgt Jason A Decker. 11/6/09
"I'll come for the killing and stay for the cheesecake"
SSgt Jason A Decker. 11/6/09
Post your gear porn here!!!!! Part two. (Page 163 of 166)
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