All The Essentials in One Carrier | T.REX AC0

Published on August 18, 2025
Duration: 0:56

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.

Quick Summary

The T.REX AC0 Plate Carrier setup involves attaching a placard to the front velcro, integrating small pouches into the cummerbund, and securing a dangler pouch for extra storage. Ballistic plates are loaded from the bottom, and comms/lighting are added for a functional loadout.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Base Carrier Preparation
  2. 00:05Placard and Side Pouch Attachment
  3. 00:20Dangler Pouch Integration
  4. 00:27Armor Plate Insertion
  5. 00:37Comms and Lighting Setup
  6. 00:45Final Loadout Completion

Frequently Asked Questions

How do you attach a placard to the T.REX AC0 Plate Carrier?

The T.REX AC0 Plate Carrier uses Velcro/Hook and Loop surfaces for attachment. A triple 5.56 magazine shingle placard is shown being attached directly to the front velcro panel for easy and secure mounting.

What type of ballistic plates are compatible with the T.REX AC0?

The T.REX AC0 Plate Carrier is designed to be compatible with standard SAPI (Small Arms Protective Insert) and ESAPI (Enhanced Small Arms Protective Insert) ballistic plates, ensuring broad usability with common armor solutions.

How is a radio typically integrated into the T.REX AC0 setup?

A radio is usually placed into one of the integrated pockets within the elastic cummerbund. The Push-To-Talk (PTT) cable is then routed efficiently along the carrier for accessibility and to prevent snagging.

What is the purpose of the dangler pouch on the T.REX AC0?

The dangler pouch, attached to the bottom of the front plate bag, provides additional storage space. It's commonly used for carrying medical supplies (IFAK), administrative gear, or other essential items needed for quick access.

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