Videos tagged with Spiritus Systems Micro Fight

This guide, drawing from industry influencers and gear manufacturers at Barrel & Hatchet, details various chest rig setups for SHTF and EDC scenarios. It compares chest rigs to plate carriers, explores minimalist to high-capacity options from brands like IC13, Parashooter Gear, Spiritus Systems, and Tactical Tailor, and highlights features like modularity, silent closures, and ergonomic harnesses. The core message emphasizes practical testing and adjustment of gear for optimal performance.

Fred from Spiritus Systems demonstrates how to effectively use AK-47/74 magazines within their Micro Fight chest rig system using the 5.56 inserts. The optimal method involves storing magazines 'rounds up' to prevent feed lip snagging on the elastic retention. This technique is presented as a practical, immediate solution rather than a purpose-built feature, and the video warns against using the 7.62/308 inserts due to a loose fit. The 'rock and lock' reload technique is also highlighted as compatible with this orientation.

This review covers the Spiritus Systems Micro Fight Chest Rig, Mark 1 variant. The hosts detail its modularity, including interchangeable inserts for pistol, AR-15, 7.62, and sub-gun magazines. They highlight its compatibility with other brands, Berry compliance, and ability to attach to plate carriers. The rig is praised for its compact size and suitability for concealment or use in colder weather.

This guide details a modification to the Spiritus Systems Micro Fight chest rig, transforming it into a functional and quiet binocular harness. By adding sew-on velcro and rare earth magnets to the flap, users can create a secure, non-snagging closure for binoculars, enhancing modularity and quiet access for hunting or observation. The hack emphasizes the importance of sew-on velcro over sticky-back alternatives for durability and modularity.