Best army webbing pouches reddit You could try some 200 round SAW pouches. I disagree. The authors webbing was almost all of communist origin taken from dead guerrillas. The water bottles and pouches, magazine pouches and kidney pouches were Chinese. In the old days CAG used to spray paint BDUs and web gear to fit a specific mission, so you may come across legitimate stuff that's a weird solid color, but you'd be able to tell that it was spray painted. ) The square pouches that match the harness are for minimi rounds, but were also worn on the master side and rear as admin pouches for rifle operators. Unlike the old PLCE the pouches are sewn directly onto a wide hippo belt, so it eliminates quite a few things such as slop/flop, bulk and weight that you’d get with molle style webbing but it also allows the pouches to mount much tighter and firmly together whereas modular pouches have that little bit of extra edging material that takes up Oct 5, 2024 · 1x Utility Pouch 1x Water Bottle Pouch 1x Bayo Frog or Parang sheath. The seller reckoned it was Vietnam issue Australian army Hutchie holder webbing pouch but I have never seen this pattern or camo before. A subreddit for all of those in, interested in or have served in the British Armed Forces of any branch. Thanks for the instructions and pictures. I ordered the belt + yoke and all the mentioned pouches save for the PRR pouch (the pouches I bought have Spanish buckles instead of clips like yours, though). 3 is pushing the limit of ease Pretty much stitched/“tailored” PLCE webbing. However one thing I'm a little apprehensive about is "universality. It's still extremely useful, the materials are tough as hell and the mag pouches are structured plus you can utilize them for other purposes. Carrying one 2qt canteen and use other pouch as a GP pouch or just carry 2 canteens. Tactical Tailor RR5100/MALICE ruck - this bad boy with the sleep compartment is almost 7000 cubic square inches compared to 5000 to to the MOLLE with sustainment pouches. Was ok, the osprey was pretty bulky with pouches on. Those boys be backlogged. This subreddit is temporarily private as part of a joint protest to Reddit's recent API changes, which breaks third-party apps and moderation tools, effectively forcing users to use the official Reddit app. If you can find any of the SADF (South African Defence Forces) DPM pattern webbing from the 1980s, these pouches are much larger than the British DPM but can be used with the PLCE belt order. We even have kid’s army costumes and clothing for little soldiers in the family! I really like the Alice pouches and they’re pretty fast to reload from than people think, but yeah the Alice mounting system cripples it and using molle adapters just adds weight and bulk. It seems hard to find any good information for good Web gear setups. can anybody shed any light on it? I Feb 14, 2022 · Modern military webbing BTW is literally just mag pouches that goes over your plate carrier. I’m not a fan of Haley’s mag pouches for two main reasons because there’s no molle on the front and because if you run M110A1 mags (HK 417 mags) then it tends to stretch it out and become useless for anything except . For most (civilian and non-fighting military) people it's absolutely useless. The taps is probably the best right now and is easily modded. Anyway, Platatac and Army disposal shops are your best bet, cadet webbing is all Alice but I used to run a TAS MOLLE medical pouch and a smaller one for toiletries on the side in-between my bum pouch and my second minimi pouch. Modern military webbing BTW is literally just mag pouches that goes over your plate carrier. Trash retention. 56 mags and has annoying Velcro retention (prefer bungies instead). Maybe a 2/3inch gap from the top of my rear pouch to the bottom of the bergan. Herrick 14 we rolled with a mix of pouches on osprey or battle belts. Ammo pouches are Eagle Industries, holds 5 M4/AR magazines as well as G3/M14/FN FAL mags, 2 saw pouches, two Tactical Assault Gear Nalgene bottle holders in place of canteen/canteen holders, Cold Steel Recon Tanto, Eagle Industries buttpack and Blackhawk LBE vest. Rest should be in your webbing. Front: AXL AVP for Army Issued IOTV, Spritus MK5 placard with pangolin flaps, Ferro Concepts Molle Admin pouch, Ferro Concepts Dangler, Trex Arms chemlight holder, Crye Side radio pouch, Coyote Tactical Tourniquet pouch. PALS and MOLLE attachments weave together to create a very secure way to add other pouches/components onto the outside of a pack. Put them in the gear box for later use then when I pulled them out some months later, discovered that they MOLLE webbing and straps on the back are FUBAR. Reading the description states it will not line up with the webbing on my belt (unless I’m misunderstanding, which is certainly possible). This community is for Serving, Former, Future members and those interested in the British Army. ) Pouches, uniforms, web gear and packs used for covert action are completely sterile with no markings whatsoever. In reality it only consisted of the belt, suspenders, 20 round m16 ammo pouches, lightweight intrenching tool carrier, 1 quart canteen cover, first aid/compass pouch, and the sleeping roll carrier. GIs ditched what they could - either by leaving it in the rear or by dumping it in the middle of nowhere. It holds okay and might add a hatchet pouch and e tool pouch on sides of buttpack. It’s basically pouches stitched directly onto a wide padded belt. why would you need to spend that kind of money on a belt. Throw on some MOLLE pouches and replace the harness and you're set. For general utility pouches, I genuinely love the medic pockets that usually strap onto the medic bags. You cannot see them clearly but I guess they are US Army LC2 suspenders in black made out of nylon. The Beez Combat Radio Pouch and ITS 10-4 Pouch are both better/more modern solutions that address most of the issues you brought up. Or you could use tape. Combination slick plate carrier with both British plce belt kit style webbing and 2 piece MAV with and RACK, SFLCS style suite of pouches “basically a bunch of well thought out multipurpose pouches that do most of the work IE C9 pouch, hold C6 link, canteen, radio, NVGs, and a good IFAK pouch and some old school covered mag pouches, if you Posted by u/Zenix1235 - 3 votes and 12 comments This is how it would look like with late model snap fastener pouches. There are also “tailored” British PLCE webbing which you can find on eBay or kitmonster or other UK trade/surplus sites. You will want the holster in between the mag pouch and canteen pouch. This community is for Serving, Former, Future members and those interested in the British Army. I have had genuine P61 pouches that were green like the 61-64, but good call on the mag pouch. Posted by u/LRee207 - 5 votes and 5 comments So it looks to me like the army looked at the Tactical Tailor MALICE pack, as well as the traditional Alice pack and then melded the concepts with a MOLLE ruck. I have two one quart canteens on side of buttpack for fun and to see how well pouches hold. The buttpack isn’t something you should be accessing on a whim. They look super durable don’t get me wrong, but if I need to bom up a mag and close my webbing pouches I feel like these are a bit clunky, right? Are there any thin-fingered yet still warm gloves that can give me a good amount of dexterity, or is my best bet to go with the Mechanix fingerless gloves? When I was in the military, we were required to wear a camelbak, and carry 2 gas mask compatible canteens for water sources. For dedicated 1L Nalgene carriage Arbor Arms folding pouch looks great. Both of those are 3-row of PALS webbing, but they'll hold 1L Nalgenes OR 1qt canteens, like the Nalgene Oasis. British P58 Webbing. It’s pretty standard and largely unchanged across the spectrum unless you’re running a different weapon system. Subreddit for all things Australian Defence Force Youth Cadets related: Australian Army Cadets (AAC), Australian Navy Cadets (ANC), and the Australian Air Force Cadets (AAFC). And place the ptt on a loop on the front of the webbing harness. With the 10% off sale, the Ultrafeed LS is $896 and the LSZ is $1,076. Water bottle pouch is wrong as is the orange piped/shiney large pouch (masquerading as respirator pouch?) Get yourself a large pack to top it off :-) I had 58 pattern webbing in training. Later tours I preferred pouches on the armour and battle belt, easier for vehicles and lighter. There is a common urge among collectors to attribute any and all gear made of nylon to the LLCE/M1967 system. It RRP's at £120 and is said to be the best webbing system around and is made to the exact requirements needed for OP tours. Otherwise use your ingenuity to rig on a 152 radio molle pouch onto the MOD PLCE webbing belt in between pouches (I think there are molle adapters). So, I have mine mounted under my mag pouches, using the same molle weave. 0 takes a different approach from the admin pouches we’ve seen so far, featuring an internal mesh webbing pocket with zipper. Hello im looking to make a cold war era 80s US woodland m81 uniform and im going to attack it one piece at a time so im going to start with the webbing now my question is will these pictures i linked make the cut or is there something i should change Please let me know (also if there is to of the same thing thats only because i want to know I wore ALICE webbing for 3 years before upgrading to MOLLE webbing, and I've set up webbing hundreds of times, making sure your webbing is squaared away is make or break when long distance comes into play so It's important to get it right I’m looking to get some pistol mag pouches and decided on the triple mag pouch from Esstac. Edit: also hessen antique and prolly a few other vendors have matching PLCE DPM canteen pouches with canteens for like $10 a piece, I have 2 on my setup. —webbing: typically 3 mags parallel to the body in two pouches on the shooters weak side. The airborne TAP is somewhat a step in the right direction, basically being a big band of molle webbing you can put any pouch you like on it. Perfecting your webbing set up was not a science, it was an art. However, since i bought it i have found it to be a complete ball ache for tabbing with. Same. especially just going to the range. Zipper and Velcro closures, and 6x6 seems like a perfect size for most of the things I like to stow. 3 mags (rifle), PRR/PTT, and kangaroo pouch with commanders cards etc on the chest, then extra mag, pistol mag, pistol, grenades, dump and med on a shooters belt. Luckily got 95 stuff issued shortly after. The individual pouches on the BAR belt are also large enough to fit grenades or first aid kits. Counterintuitive, and having more than 3 mages makes the pouch slop unless all mags are re-indexed. Modularity is nice but molle webbing is extra weight (usually) and more flop compared to webbing that has pouches directly sewn onto a wide belt pad. The original TAP all seems configured for 5. Beez Combat Systems Retro-fit Cummerbund, Spritus SPUD pouch, The PX-special GP pouch. Due to the pouches being sewn on to the hip pads it is a 'one size fits all' deal. You can try the Eagle SFLCS 3x3 triple mag pouches or if you can find a 3x1 equivalent from Eagle. If you compare 4x20rds G3 mags on the back to up to 12 on the front/side, the BAR belt is the clear winner. I used a twin needle harness, and you can run the ptt cable up one of the suspender webbing things, through some of those elastic ring things. US military forces were still using webbing in combat zones into the mid 2000s and in training til 2010 (some ROTC only moved away from webbing in the past few years). Everyone has to dump their ruck to get one thing while the TT ruck you just open a pocket. Some of you may be thinking modern web gear is akin to a modern buggy whip. Reply reply More replies I think splitting the load between chest and shooters belt when working out of vehicles is best. yozzdsnv lteit fyf exbsebg kuxkj cqz efzy hiqk xunwgt faudly augbqgn ylukqh haqnx titr ftqgo