MCR | modular chest rig | new colorways and build

Published on May 17, 2024
Duration: 19:53

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.

Quick Summary

The GBRS Group MCR modular chest rig offers significant versatility by allowing users to integrate older pouches with modern attachment methods like MOLLE, tuck tabs, and snaps. Available in Wolf Gray, Coyote Brown, and Ranger Green, it features 'I' and 'W' joints for secure and adaptable pouch and accessory mounting.

Chapters

  1. 00:01Introduction & New Colorways
  2. 00:09Mounting Options & Versatility
  3. 01:10Coyote Brown Build Example
  4. 01:56Ranger Green Build Example
  5. 02:31Pouch Attachment Methods
  6. 03:00Using 'W' Joints & Danglers
  7. 03:10Securing Pouches with MOLLE
  8. 04:23MOLLE Weaving Technique
  9. 05:04Clean Finish & Snag Prevention
  10. 05:08Lightweight System Benefits
  11. 05:26Customization for Weight Distribution
  12. 06:06Avoiding Gear-Induced Limitations
  13. 06:38Breathable & Lightweight Design
  14. 06:49Tourniquet Placement Options
  15. 07:03Repurposing Old Bungees
  16. 07:15Creative Applications
  17. 07:23Jumping & Plate Carrier Integration
  18. 07:36Cumberbund Wrap Potential
  19. 07:55Bungee Attachment Options
  20. 08:38Pouch Placement Considerations
  21. 08:59Color & Pattern Mismatching
  22. 09:54MOLLE Weaving Demonstration
  23. 10:04Back vs. Front View
  24. 10:06Danglers vs. Fanny Packs
  25. 10:37Slick System Design
  26. 10:40Fitment & Reload Practice
  27. 11:13Shoulder Mobility Considerations
  28. 11:22Shoulder Strap Options
  29. 11:40Securing Straps & Excess Fabric
  30. 12:15Adding More 'I' or 'W' Joints
  31. 12:37Availability of Individual Joints
  32. 12:51Even Hook-up with Back Plate
  33. 13:07Lower Back Strap Adjustment
  34. 13:35Room for Expansion
  35. 13:41Sizing with a Buddy
  36. 13:47Back Plate Positioning
  37. 14:02Checking Fit with Arm Movement
  38. 14:17Front Fitment Check
  39. 14:25Test Fit with Empty Mags
  40. 14:42Reload Clearance Check
  41. 14:50Compatibility with Slick Plate Carriers
  42. 14:59Centering the Back Plate
  43. 15:09Securing Buckles & Excess Tape
  44. 15:26Cutting Excess Fabric
  45. 15:47Sealing Cut Ends
  46. 15:56Double Backing Tri-Line
  47. 16:08Rolling Straps Inward
  48. 16:26Controlling Excess with Tape
  49. 16:44Gaffer's Tape Benefits
  50. 17:05Melting Tape with a Lighter
  51. 17:22Final Fitment Check
  52. 17:37Movement & Diaphragm Check
  53. 17:53Rigidity vs. Slop
  54. 18:03Full Range of Motion
  55. 18:08Ranger Green Final Look
  56. 18:11Overall Thoughts & Modularity
  57. 18:35Follow-up Modifications
  58. 18:52Integrating with Other Gear
  59. 19:09Limitless Creativity
  60. 19:11Using Existing Pouches
  61. 19:37MCR Availability & Call to Action

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the new color options for the GBRS Group MCR modular chest rig?

The GBRS Group MCR modular chest rig is now available in three new colorways: Wolf Gray, Coyote Brown, and Ranger Green. These options allow users to match their gear to their environment or personal preference.

How can I attach older pouches to the GBRS Group MCR chest rig?

The MCR is designed for modularity, allowing you to attach older pouches with various methods like MOLLE weaving, tuck tabs, or snaps. This ensures you can integrate your favorite legacy gear with the modern system without issue.

What are 'I' joints and 'W' joints on the MCR chest rig?

'I' joints are used for direct, secure pouch attachment, ensuring a tight fit. 'W' joints offer additional mounting points, commonly used for accessories like danglers or other modular attachments, increasing the rig's versatility.

Why is proper fitment of a chest rig important?

Proper fitment ensures comfort, prevents gear from shifting or causing fatigue, and allows for efficient movement and reloads. An improperly fitted rig can restrict breathing, create hot spots, and hinder operational effectiveness.

Can I use my own shoulder straps with the GBRS MCR chest rig?

Yes, the GBRS MCR is designed to be plug-and-play. You can swap out the included shoulder straps for aftermarket options from other companies if you have a preference, further enhancing its customization potential.

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