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@@darylthompson5071As of late, it’s been the spiritus assault back panel with the gp flap. Have an updated version of this video in the works.

You're more than likely not going to read the whole thing. Hopefully someone finds this helpful. Basic comms videos is in the works. in the mean time I'll list some research material and channels that touch over the XTS series. Here's a solid base to look at before purchasing. -the radio itself- At the time of releasing this, the best place to buy is BSHcomms on insta, or eBay. if you're going to do the cheaper option of eBay BE SPECIFIC IN WHAT YOU BUY. BSH will walk you through the process and setup your radios for you in the price. arguably worth the extra money. own a good amount of XTS radios and really wished I purchased all of them through him. -Frequency. Make sure you figure out what frequency you'll be using before you buy one VHF,UHF -Encryption- understand that moto runs P25 "digital" before it was cool. that being said you have the option to purchase a unit with AES 256 and other encryption units. Which is the best you'll get at the moment in that price range. -Software/flashcode- for example. It's super sick you got 256 bit encryption. but your flash code won't allow you to store or access your stored codes/password for lack of better terms. do your part and make sure you're informed before you spend $300 and up on a nice radio. you can always flash your radio but people will charge you, and the price only going up. -batteries/chargers- buy good batteries and chargers, dont cheap out. it'll bite you in the a** later on. -PTT push to talks. reliable places like disco32, safariland, and peltor PTT's for the XTS series aren't bad. if you plan on running a quick disconnect make sure you have a PACE plan. At times they dont work that great when you stack 4 connectors to one radio. -antennas- disco 32 VMAS antenna, or the stock Motorola. work great. The whip antennas work well but suck if youre running a radio up front. RUclips channels - Not a rubicon-does an awesome job going over all the XTS series -comms and logistics - goes over the programming over the radios which is arguably the worst part of owning Motorolas. He helped us out during the transition faze of radios. He also has downloadable guides for the XTS series of stuff and plenty of radio setups. -Mojave repeater- dude is literal plethora of everything COMM oriented. SOMEONE BETTER READ THIS

@@joshwilson0724 www.cryeprecision.com/AVS-Padded-Shoulder-Covers?quantity=1&size=One%2520Size&color=MultiCam

@@FischerDefenseGroup Thanks, I figured they were Crye’s but wanted to double check.

@@rickypickles2219 you can send us a DM on Instagram or our socials and we can try to help you.

Haley Strategic Flatpack

It definitely isn’t lol

Why? Most people run three in the front. Unless you’re an IAR gunner in the USMC then it’s 6

Looks like juggernaut defense

Without plates probably about 1000-1100.

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I tried to find cobra buckles to use, but wasn’t able to. If you find any that work, post it here. you and I aren’t the only ones who’ve thought this!

@@FischerDefenseGroup I definitely will if I come across something. I dont own this setup and its hard to find info about it tbh so thanks for the vid. If I do end up putting to gether one of these I'll let you know. BTW, do you know anything about the chest rig that they make that is supposed to go with this?

Not a problem man. The whole purpose of this channel is to get people’s brain moving and get ideas out for gear and equipment. Had issues finding anything on this as well, and people asked enough questions to justify the video. As far as the chest rig goes, I’ve used it before but never owned one. It’s got a lot of space for mags, support gear (both sides) but doesn’t come with a harness/yoke. IMO it’s a lot of stuff to stack on a plate carrier. I would rather use the triple mag placard or the flaps from Crye if you wanted to stick with it. That being said, I think it’s a great piece of gear and can complement certain applications very well. I ended up going with the tracer tactical scout for a larger chest rig. We have a video on tiktok about said chest rig to give you some ideas. Hope this helps man, if you any other questions drop em below.

@@FischerDefenseGroup That is a classic design rig, I have one very similar yeah. Right now Im running a Tasmanian Tiger Mk2 over top of a slick carrier which works really well for me. I can run dual comms and have room for 8 AK mags if I want (default to 4 or 6 tbh). It works fine in all honesty, but you know how it is, always tire kicking

@@FischerDefenseGroup I have a suggestion on future content if youre down: I see tons of ppl running phones on their admin area above the mags. Aside from TRex and S2 Underground nobody has any useful content regarding "how to make it all work" (ie depending on cell service or using a radio with a modem to transmit the data) and what use it has within the team etc. If you could go over that, that would be swell. (Im responsible for comms in my crew and it was enough of a pain to convince everyone to switch to Motorolas so Im ill inclined to push *another* system that everyone has to learn and make room for. (Personally I dont want to do it either since that bib/admin area is where my NACRE Quietpro goes and I dont want to change it lol)

Never tried the piggy back straps. If I was gunna do a detachment method for a back panel/pack, I’d probably do the Shaw concepts PCP. I’d rather an assault pack I can sling off and dig into to get what ever is required.I’ve been running the lv119 for a while now, but appreciate it! The AVS is still floating around in the team, she ain’t gone yet! Regardless, thanks for tuning into the channel man!

You don’t. Someone with you will access it.

I think it's the haley strategic flatpack or similar

the straps are used for the PTT currently. If you look in the description, there is an adapter from AXL that allows for micro rigs/placards to be attached on the AVS. Relatively easy install as well. Hope this helped.

@@FischerDefenseGroup so you can't run with placard without axl adapter?

As far as I’m aware, no.

Then who threw him the cigarettes?

his user is fischer defense group

Dress for the job you want.

Does not want anybody to know who he is but has his name on carrier. Got it

unity riser it’s hella good

Hasn’t been a problem yet. But a good insight nonetheless. Typically pressing up on the bottom of the buckle in any scenario will release it in any scenario. Now If we’re talking a medical emergency or casualty care. they will cut off whatever gear they need to in order to get to it. No one really cares what kind of gear, or the price of your gear if your life is on the line. If you like the tubes for the shoulder, lets us know. Always interested, and always helps for more people know their options on different set ups and what works! Hope the tubes works in your favor man, and thanks for the sub!

Watch the full video, goes over it

Can't and will not speak for all of SOCOM. Will only speak on the guys i've talked to. From what I've heard and personally seen, most of them do. If they're still running the AVS it's just plate bags. Other dudes I have spoken with are running a JPC which would make more sense to me. If you're just running plate bags that is.

Juggernaut case