Great video brother! Love the kit 🤙 I run one of my chest rigs pretty similar. You asked about a good trauma kit. I recommend building your own. Go to North American Rescue and order as much gauze, pressure bandages, chest seals and so on that you feel you need. TQs, gauze, pressure bandages and chest seals are something you should have an abundance of.
Magwell is from Glock itself. It’s just a polymer magwell that snaps on. It’s like $20 bucks. The lens guard for the aimpoint is from Tango Down and came as a package deal when I bought the Aimpoint from BoTach.
Yeah that’s the down fall with hook and loop but you can always use a lent roller to get some of it out. Won’t take all of it out but a little something at the most.
Cool video. Last 3 minutes are gold. Drop additional content as you progress on your journey.
I appreciate it my man
Nice load out man! Great advice as well, couldn't agree more
Great video brother! Love the kit 🤙 I run one of my chest rigs pretty similar. You asked about a good trauma kit. I recommend building your own. Go to North American Rescue and order as much gauze, pressure bandages, chest seals and so on that you feel you need. TQs, gauze, pressure bandages and chest seals are something you should have an abundance of.
I appreciate it man! I will have to look into North American Rescue and thank you for mentioning all of those items. I didn't even think about those!
Great kit and great advice!
New subscriber here, brother! And great advice!
For your glock where did you get your magwell and aimpoint lense cover?
Magwell is from Glock itself. It’s just a polymer magwell that snaps on. It’s like $20 bucks. The lens guard for the aimpoint is from Tango Down and came as a package deal when I bought the Aimpoint from BoTach.
@@KN_SBR89 Thank you
Nice Kit man!
great setup , what the bag ?
He says at end of video and has another video on it
I wish companies would stop with the massive hook and loop pannels. Keep getting grass seeds and burrs tangled up in them any time I take them out.
Yeah that’s the down fall with hook and loop but you can always use a lent roller to get some of it out. Won’t take all of it out but a little something at the most.