Once again depends on purpose. 120 rds total is fine for most scenarios. A full combat load of 210 or more gets heavy fast for people who don't carry it daily.
Fun fact: blood type identifiers are obsolete. If you come in to a civilian hospital, and need an emergency supply of blood immediately, you automatically get O- blood. Specific blood types are mainly used in surgery once your type has been confirmed by the hospital in their lab.
So "acceptable" civilian field gear involves a bandana, 3 mags, pens and a Jansport windbreaker. Got it. "Acceptable" to who? Most American dudes prefer effective over accepted. Cute though 👍
Oder denkt mal über einen Cummerbunf nach der unter den Schulter, Axeln durch geht, um so sich den normalen Cummerbunf zu sparen, noch mehr um besser verdeckt getragen zuwerden. Und dann könnt ich mit Chest Rigs arbeiten aber dann kracht die hütte vollenst auf Gear Gear Gear, Möglichkeiten das der Arzt kommt.
Blood type identifiers inconus are pointless. Medics are going to give you universal until you get to the hospital where they will type your blood. Drug allergies are important, though.
Great video. Pretty informative but the constant monologue kinda made me zone out. I think if you guys put in a few minutes spread through the video of you guys actually demonstrating how to use this plate carrier in a live scenario while also showing advantage through adversity it would make the video alot more fun to watch and keep me engaged. 👍🏻
Good call on b-roll of the unit in use/demonstrating key points but that’s another scheduled shoot vs time allowed, but I fully agree that’s it’s more helpful.
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Ammo. And water the most essential items
Depends on the person no one should tell another man that he doesn't need curtain equipment
Says the guy with a flashlight on his concealed carry pistol. Pff you’re never going to need it!
Big guys, whether fit or not have always suggested sides plates in my experience when talking and asking questions about side armor.
I still think you need at least 6 mags on the vest
Why?
@@Joshua.Carrasco why not?
Once again depends on purpose. 120 rds total is fine for most scenarios. A full combat load of 210 or more gets heavy fast for people who don't carry it daily.
Fun fact: blood type identifiers are obsolete. If you come in to a civilian hospital, and need an emergency supply of blood immediately, you automatically get O- blood. Specific blood types are mainly used in surgery once your type has been confirmed by the hospital in their lab.
Personally, I think having a setup that allows for quick access to essential items, like medical supplies and ammunition, is crucial.
Light weight level 4 in the laptop compartment of my work backpack.
Not sure what my main takeaway from this video was. Run whatever works for you essentially. Thanks anyways I guess!
So "acceptable" civilian field gear involves a bandana, 3 mags, pens and a Jansport windbreaker. Got it.
"Acceptable" to who?
Most American dudes prefer effective over accepted.
Cute though 👍
I wear flannel body armor every day 😋
what kind of "verified influencer" snake oil was this?
Who tf are theses guys?!
I miss Clint ..
Classic fire arms is not the same anymore.
He has his own channel
Oder denkt mal über einen Cummerbunf nach der unter den Schulter, Axeln durch geht, um so sich den normalen Cummerbunf zu sparen, noch mehr um besser verdeckt getragen zuwerden. Und dann könnt ich mit Chest Rigs arbeiten aber dann kracht die hütte vollenst auf Gear Gear Gear, Möglichkeiten das der Arzt kommt.
Lol channel declined hard after Clint left
Ayy, helmets next?
How can I get one of the radios that he had?
Screw all the gear….. spend money on ammo and training……… in the end that’s all that matters
Air soft experience
Blood type identifiers inconus are pointless. Medics are going to give you universal until you get to the hospital where they will type your blood. Drug allergies are important, though.
What happened to Aaron? Noticed he was taken off the intro
I was just wondering the same.
Canik poached him for a job. They are all still on good terms.
@@thevictorianconservative1093 Good news
He left and works for Canik now.
@@weakishwould you trust your life to a canik fire arm ?
15:50 to 15:54 . Ok kaya, you're getting a little weird on us now.
I miss the other guy
Great video. Pretty informative but the constant monologue kinda made me zone out. I think if you guys put in a few minutes spread through the video of you guys actually demonstrating how to use this plate carrier in a live scenario while also showing advantage through adversity it would make the video alot more fun to watch and keep me engaged. 👍🏻
Good call on b-roll of the unit in use/demonstrating key points but that’s another scheduled shoot vs time allowed, but I fully agree that’s it’s more helpful.
Dope and Beer........ Ammunition and Water
None. It is a pointless act.
What do you mean?
@@c-g462 What he just said.
Let the LARPers have their fun.
It's for SHTF CQB battles and night raids for loot bruhhh
If you ever took a round you may think differently. Saving your organs is the most important thing you can do to survive.