Modular Light Weight Carrier Set Up (HRT Plate Carrier & Ace Link Armor)

Published on November 5, 2020
Duration: 19:23

This video provides an in-depth review and demonstration of the HRT RAC plate carrier, highlighting its exceptional modularity through its placard and back plate systems. The presenter, with apparent expertise in tactical gear, showcases how easily users can swap front placards for different mission requirements and attach various modular pouches to the back. The review also covers the lightweight AceLink armor plates, emphasizing their comfort and effectiveness when paired with the HRT carrier, making it a highly adaptable and duty-grade option for both professional and civilian users.

Quick Summary

The HRT RAC plate carrier offers exceptional modularity with its front placard system and rear zipper attachments, allowing users to quickly swap mission-specific pouches. Paired with lightweight AceLink armor (Level 3 Polyethylene or Level 4 Ceramic/Polyethylene), it provides a comfortable, duty-grade setup for diverse tactical needs.

Chapters

  1. 01:32Introduction to HRT RAC Plate Carrier
  2. 02:34HRT RAC Plate Carrier Pricing
  3. 04:24Front Placard System Explained
  4. 05:14Maximus Placard & Inserts
  5. 06:25Back Plate Modularity & Pouches
  6. 11:55Comfort and Wearability
  7. 12:40Quick Detach Cummerbund
  8. 15:03AceLink Level 3 Armor Plate
  9. 16:39AceLink Level 4 Armor Plate
  10. 17:56Armor and Carrier Combination
  11. 18:20Summary and Recommendation

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes the HRT RAC plate carrier modular?

The HRT RAC plate carrier is highly modular due to its front placard system, which attaches via buckles and Velcro, allowing for quick swaps of magazine pouches and other accessories. The back also features a zipper system for attaching various modular pouches, enhancing its adaptability for different mission requirements.

What are the key features of AceLink armor plates?

AceLink offers lightweight Level 3 polyethylene plates (3.5 lbs) rated for .308 and Level 4 plates (6 lbs) made of polyethylene and silicon carbide ceramic, capable of stopping 30-06 APM-2 rounds. Both feature sappy cuts for body contouring and energy dissipation.

Why is a quick-detach cummerbund important on a plate carrier?

A quick-detach cummerbund is crucial for rapid removal of the plate carrier in emergency situations, such as vehicle accidents, drowning, or when requiring immediate medical attention after an impact. It allows the carrier to be shed quickly without complex adjustments.

What is the price range for the HRT RAC plate carrier and its accessories?

The HRT RAC plate carrier itself ranges from $185 to $205 depending on color. Placards vary in price, with the MOLLE placard costing around $35, the response placard about $70, and the Maximus placard approximately $100. Back panel pouches can range from $40 to $130.

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