Kit Shakedown: Counting Coup Tactical's Recce Loadout

Published on August 5, 2021
Duration: 24:44

This guide details a comprehensive tactical loadout configuration, emphasizing a three-layer system (belt, plate carrier, helmet) for optimal mission readiness. Expert insights from Fred of Spiritus Systems highlight the importance of dual-purpose gear and specific component choices for helicopter operations, breaching, and casualty care. The loadout prioritizes modularity, communication, and survivability.

Quick Summary

A tactical loadout is best configured using a three-layer system: a load-rated assaulter's belt for utility and helicopter safety, a plate carrier for ballistic protection and modular attachments, and a helmet for head protection and mounting essential accessories like communication and night vision devices. Versatile pouches like High Speed Gear Taco Pouches are recommended for their adaptability.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Kit Philosophy & Layering
  2. 01:27First Layer: Assaulter's Belt
  3. 03:32Belt Accessories & Pouches
  4. 05:09Medical & Utility Tools
  5. 06:48Breaching & Sidearms
  6. 09:08Second Layer: Plate Carrier
  7. 11:49Back Panel Configuration
  8. 15:22Side Panels & Detainee Gear
  9. 18:28Third Layer: Helmet System

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the recommended layering system for a tactical loadout?

The recommended system involves three layers: the first layer is a load-rated assaulter's belt for utility and safety, the second is a plate carrier for ballistic protection and modular attachments, and the third is a helmet for head protection and mounting essential accessories like communication and night vision devices.

Why are High Speed Gear Taco Pouches considered versatile?

High Speed Gear Taco Pouches are highly versatile because their elastic sides and rigid inserts allow them to securely hold a wide range of items, from various pistol and rifle magazines (.308 included) to multi-tools and flashbangs, adapting to different mission needs.

What is the importance of tethering medical gear in a tactical loadout?

Tethering medical gear, such as a trauma pouch, is crucial to ensure it remains with the operator even if they are moved as a casualty. This guarantees immediate access to life-saving equipment during critical situations and evacuations.

What are the key components of the third layer (helmet system) in this loadout?

The third layer focuses on the helmet system, which includes a ballistic helmet with a Multicam cover, NVG mounts, battery packs, IR strobes, and Peltor headsets with advanced AXEL mounts. This setup enhances situational awareness, communication, and night operations capability.

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