Videos tagged with AC1

This video announces the discontinuation of the T.REX ARMS AC1 plate carrier. While the specific reasons for its discontinuation are not detailed in the provided information, the title implies a significant change or cessation of production for a popular piece of tactical gear. This suggests the content will likely discuss the AC1's features, its impact on the market, and potentially offer alternatives or reflect on the brand's product evolution.

This video provides a detailed breakdown of the AC0 and AC1.5 plate carriers, focusing on their evolution from the original AC1. The presenter, Lucas, explains the history, incorporates customer feedback and criticisms to highlight design improvements, and explains the purpose behind new features. Specific upgrades discussed include changes to the plate bag backing material and new attachment methods for placards and accessories like the Swift Clip/G-Hook system. The video also touches on the addition of captured radio wing slots and mentions new placard options from T.Rex.

This video details a slick plate carrier loadout built around the T.REX ARMS AC1, featuring Hesco L210 Special Threat Plates and a custom cummerbund with a Triple Mag Flap Placard. Practical tips include modifying plate pads for comfort and strategic placement of medical and utility items. The fully loaded carrier weighs 21.6 lbs and costs approximately $1,238.

This video details the methodical process of building a tactical loadout, focusing on a chest rig and plate carrier. It demonstrates loading rifle magazines, a canteen, and essential utility items like a flashlight and multi-tool into the chest rig. The AC1 plate carrier is shown being fitted with ballistic plates, showcasing a complete, functional kit for self-defense or tactical training.

The T.Rex Arms AC1 is positioned as an accessible, entry-level 'slick' plate carrier, akin to the Glock 19 of its category, designed for mass adoption at a $190 price point. While offering excellent concealment in its slick configuration, its low-profile straps compromise weight distribution, leading to faster fatigue with heavy plates compared to bulkier options like the FirstSpear Strandhögg. The AC1 excels in quality, stock availability, and rapid shipping, making it a strong contender for those prioritizing low visibility and affordability.