GBRS Group HOW TO SET UP - Magazine Pouches - Bungee Retention

Published on May 18, 2023
Duration: 14:13

This guide details how to set up GBRS Group magazine pouches using bungee cord retention, a technique favored by industry experts for its modularity and secure hold. It covers essential preparation steps like melting bungee ends, proper knot tying (square knot or girth hitch), tension adjustment for optimal retention, and securing knots with tape for durability in harsh environments. The process emphasizes universal application, allowing users to adapt pouches for various pistol and rifle magazines.

Quick Summary

GBRS Group magazine pouches can be set up using bungee cord retention for universal application. Key steps include melting bungee ends to prevent fraying, using secure knots like the square knot or girth hitch, and adjusting tension for optimal retention (approx. 'two fingers' play). Securing knots with tape enhances durability in harsh conditions.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction & Knot Types
  2. 01:03Preparation & Tools
  3. 01:56Sizing & Tension
  4. 03:28Installation Walkthrough
  5. 05:50Securing Knots with Tape
  6. 06:54Trimming & Finishing
  7. 09:14Modularity & Universal Platforms
  8. 11:14Single Bungee Configuration

Frequently Asked Questions

How do you prevent bungee cord ends from fraying when setting up magazine pouches?

To prevent fraying, use a lighter to carefully melt the ends of the bungee cord. This seals the fibers together. For a cleaner finish and added security, a hot knife can also be used to cut and seal the cord simultaneously.

What are the best knots for bungee retention on magazine pouches?

The video highlights two primary knots: the square knot and the girth hitch. One speaker prefers the square knot for its stability, noting that it stays securely in place on the bungee cord without shifting.

How tight should the bungee cord be on a magazine pouch?

The bungee cord should be tensioned to allow for roughly 'two fingers' of play. This balance ensures secure retention while still allowing for quick and easy magazine extraction when needed.

Can GBRS Group magazine pouches be used for different types of magazines?

Yes, these pouches are designed as universal platforms. By correctly sizing and tensioning the bungee cord, users can adapt them for various pistol and rifle magazines, such as Glock or Sig Sauer models, without needing entirely different pouch setups.

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