Videos tagged with Pouch Attachment

This guide details the installation of angled mandible pouches onto a MOLLE system. The process involves preparing the pouch's MOLLE field, feeding the mandible through the channels, and securing it by routing the small end through the large end's locking tab. The final setup ensures the pouch interfaces correctly with an outer belt.

This guide details the installation of Haley Strategic Mandible straps, a patented hook-and-loop laminate system designed to simplify pouch attachment to 1.5-inch to 2-inch tactical belts. The video, presented by Travis Haley, an expert with 30 years of experience, compares the Mandible to traditional methods like ALICE clips and One Wrap, highlighting its superior stability and durability. It covers the installation process for both angled and vertical variants, suitable for various pouches and compatible with numerous popular belt systems.

The Spiritus Systems Frag Grenade Spud Pouch is designed for secure carriage of an M67 fragmentation grenade. Its unique Penglin cut allows for adaptability to various shapes, and it features a snap closure with an optional shock cord and cord lock for adjustable retention. Beyond grenades, it's versatile for items like lensatic compasses, military radio batteries, and handcuffs, with an internal lashing point and drainage grommet.

This video demonstrates the versatility and modularity of the GBRS Group MCR (Modular Chest Rig). It showcases how to configure the rig using various attachment methods like MOLLE, tuck tabs, and snaps, allowing users to integrate legacy pouches with modern systems. The guide emphasizes customization for individual needs, proper fitment for comfort and functionality, and creative attachment solutions for diverse applications.

This episode of the Guns Magazine Podcast features John Boyette, a product manager and former Army Infantryman, explaining the intricacies of MOLLE (Modular Lightweight Load-Carrying Equipment) and PALS (Pack Attachment Ladder System). Boyette clarifies the distinction between MOLLE (the male component on pouches) and PALS (the female webbing on gear), emphasizing their standardized compatibility. He details common attachment mistakes, particularly incorrect weaving of MOLLE straps, and provides a step-by-step guide for proper, secure attachment. The discussion also touches on the history of load-bearing equipment, from ALICE to MOLLE, and offers advice on selecting quality gear, advocating for American-made products for reliability and support.

This guide compares chest rigs and micro rigs, highlighting that while micro rigs offer maneuverability, they can become bulky and expensive when expanded. Full-sized chest rigs like the Onward Research Recce Rig are often more cost-effective and provide better weight distribution for patrolling and prone use. The key is to match the rig type to the specific operational needs and personal ergonomics.

This review of the Ferro Concepts Bison Belt highlights its innovative use of Tegris material for a lightweight, stiff, and comfortable tactical belt. The speaker, an experienced gear reviewer from Pew Pew Tactical, details its construction, attachment systems, and compares it to older battle belt designs. Practical insights are offered on pouch compatibility and solutions like 'What The Fix' straps for thinner belts.

This video provides guidance on setting up a battle belt for range use and competitions. It discusses the pros and cons of MOLLE versus duty belt styles, emphasizing the utility of the Safariland Quick Detach system for reconfiguring gear between stages. The instructor outlines a recommended placement for holsters, handgun magazines, rifle magazines, shotgun caddies, a medical pouch, and a dump pouch.

This video features Joe Kurtenbach from American Rifleman discussing and explaining the PUP: PALS Universal Platform. The content focuses on a specific piece of gear, its functionality, and its potential applications, likely within the context of firearms accessories or load-bearing equipment.

This guide details how to attach pouches to tactical gear using Vanquest MOLLE Sticks, a faster and more user-friendly alternative to traditional MOLLE weaving and Malice Clips. The process involves unlocking the stick, threading it through the pouch and gear, and then locking it in place. The speaker, an experienced expert in tactical gear, highlights the quick-release benefits for immediate access in critical situations.

This video provides a quick demonstration by Nutnfancy on how to properly and securely attach a BlackWater MOLLE pouch to tactical gear. The presenter highlights the advantages of the BlackWater system, specifically its use of lightweight Hypalon and stiff nylon straps, which are presented as a weight-saving alternative to traditional plastic Malice clips. The focus is on the weaving technique to ensure a tight and reliable attachment for the pouch.