Videos tagged with Placard

This guide details the installation and features of the Spiritus Systems Micro Fight Chassis Mk 6. Lead designer Matt demonstrates how to attach various buckle systems (side release, G-hooks, tubes buckles) for different configurations like chest rigs and placards on plate carriers. It also covers insert installation and height adjustment for optimal fit and function.

This guide details the setup of the T.REX AC0 Plate Carrier, as demonstrated by Lucas Botkin from T.REX ARMS. It covers the attachment of essential components like magazine placards, dangler pouches, ballistic plates, communication devices, and medical kits. The process emphasizes efficient cable routing and logical equipment placement for a functional and low-profile loadout.

This video provides an overview of Spiritus Systems' new Elastic Mag Pouches (EMP) and Triple Elastic Mag Pouches (TEMP). The EMP and TEMP are designed to offer low-profile magazine carriage and flexibility for attaching various items to plate carriers and chest rigs. The presenter highlights their compatibility with the Microfight Chassis and demonstrates how they can be used with flaps and other accessories for customizable loadouts.

This guide demonstrates how to adapt a USMC Gen III plate carrier to accept chest rig placards using two Quasm buckles. The process involves freeing up the front load-bearing panel, stuffing it into the kangaroo pouch, and then weaving the Quasm buckles through the 1-inch webbing found beneath the MOLLE field. This allows for quick attachment and detachment of placards, emphasizing that gear should work around the user.

This video differentiates between MOLLE and slick plate carriers, highlighting their respective advantages for covert vs. overt operations. It details how modularity, specifically MOLLE systems, allows for extensive customization and scaling, while slick carriers prioritize a low profile for concealment. The presenter emphasizes that modern plate carriers often blend features, offering both MOLLE/Velcro for attachments and the ability to run slick.

This guide details how to build a slick plate carrier loadout, as demonstrated by Lucas Botkin from T.REX ARMS. It covers the selection and installation of the AC1 plate carrier, Hesco L210 plates, various placards and pouches, and essential accessories for range use. The expert instruction emphasizes practical application and gear integration, culminating in a fully kitted carrier weighing 21.6 lbs.

This video demonstrates the installation process for a 5.56 placard, specifically the LV119 model, which is a piece of tactical gear likely used with plate carriers. The content focuses on the practical assembly of this equipment, providing a visual guide for viewers interested in firearm accessories and loadout customization. The description also includes links to the manufacturer's website and social media channels, encouraging engagement and further exploration of their products.