Additional information and corrections: 1) body armor vest m90A should be worn under the jacket 2) ear flaps from early Hjalm 90 helmet cover were often cut off by the servicemen. 3) the rolled sleeves on M90L should be rolled with the come outwards like on the picture from Kosovo. I did it other way so the tab is visible on the review ( some people didn’t get it so clarifying). 4)Utility bag was almost never worn the way shown in the video, but I saw it on two pictures, find it comfortable and kept it this way. 5) the nylon slings like my H&K could also been self crafted.
You can clearly see this at 0:54 on the second guy carrying extra ammo for the CG recoilless rifle, he hasnt removed the "ass protection" which I suspect the others have. Its all under the jacket. SOP in SIB (Strid i Bebyggelse) ~ MOUT is for everyone to wear the body armour, if only to help with sleeping on concrete. For any other enviorment its used as extra isolation in the 'tross' packing to keep your other clothes from soaking up cold moisture from the ground , or at the very least delay that process.
The fabric on the helmet you call "earstraps" is actually for covering the whole head down to the jcket and was supposed to be folded down at strikes with chemical, biological or nuclear weapons/ammunition, when also the gas mask is putted on.
The photo at 18:12 in the video is of me during my time in the Homeguard. The sling is, in fact not a H&K nylon sling, but rather a home made adjustable sling that a squad mate made for me.
Regarding the Kroppsskydd 90A, it was meant to be worn under the field jacket so in many pictures or videos of soldiers appearing to wear no body armour, they are most likely wearing it under their field jacket.
Hi! I used the stridssele system when I did my service in 93/94. We were instructed to close the ammo pocket using the top AND the bottom hole of the little strap. This makes it sit a little more snugly over the pin and you don’t have a long loose strap flapping around.
The 304/K was a vast improvement over the Strele-system. Also for the pouches, you carry three full mags in your left pocket and keep the right one as a drop pouch, in order to raise the mags in the pocket I put extra ammo under the loaded ones. That way I didn´t have to "dig" them out. Pls feel free to ask questions about the Homegaurd of the 1990s to approx 2005.
The utility bag at approx 11 min. was not a part of the 304K-system and was not meant to be worn under the arm, unlike the gas mask pouch. The utility bag was a back pack for an older system known as "Stridssele/S". I´ve been in the auxiliaries since 1991 and I´ve never even seen someone try to wear it under the arm. A few attempts has been made by individuals to use the utility bag as an fanny pack for the 304K but it doesn´t really work that well. It will fit the waist belt beeing the same width, but it doesn´t really clip on to the yoke of the 304K and thus demands some kind of ad hoc-fixing.
Just some pointers, you have the later model of the m90 pants, which have a different cut that was introduced around 2008. The differences are a simplification of the seams at the crotch and bigger cargo pockets, those button loops for hooking the shoe laces instead of a metal hook. There was also a simplification of the side zipper design on the pant leg openings. Regarding the AK4, another feature that is different from regular G3s is two metal ridges as reinforcement close to the front disassembly pin on the lower receiver. Also, most home guard units had the old metal pot helmet with the old M59 helmet cover up until 2008 or so, same with the field cap. Lastly, I agree with you that thee 304K is the biggest piece of shit ever constructed, we had those issued as reserve webbing when I did my military service, not a single feature of the rig works as intended....
Thank You for comment. With this particular video due to the language barrier there is a possibility of mistake or misunderstanding. So, I appreciate corrections. However I must point 2 things: 1) my trouser were produced In 2005, so not modifications you discussed probably were introduced earlier than 2008. 2) most of the footages and pictures in this video feature Homeguards in late 90es ( the video in the beginning) pictures of the Homeguards in 2001, 2004, 2005 and 2008 and a footage of the Homeguards in range in 2009 in the end. And as visible all of them have Hjalm 90 with 1st or 2nd pattern cover. According to my observations in all pictures and videos of the Homeguard past 1997 they already have Hjalm 90. However I admit that possibly all those pictures are taken in the best equipment available. Generally speaking 90 of my kit is based on the HG picture from 2001 that was added to the preview and the end of the video.
@@RedIvanMilitaryEng Thanks for correcting me on the pants, I learn something new everyday! You are probably right on the helmets, but home guard companies are divided into "deployment companies" and "observation companies" where the deployment companies have more training days and much better equipment. If I'm not mistaken some of these lower tier "observation companies" even had the old m/45 smg issued up until 2007. Great video as always man! Really impressed by your knowledge on the subject!
@@vrdrivesolutions3695 The early pants zipped the other way on the leg pockets as well. Then there were some who had Swedish K-pist model 45B Also. Not just Mauser. We got the helmets you have quite early. We had to change when the new decor arrived. You had the old one I saw.
@@NeuclearMelon What kind of load bearing equipment do you have? I can’t seem to find much info regarding Hemvärnet. Do you get to bring any personal equipment? (Apart from boots and such)
@@skitkorvboogie I am issued a strv 2000, it's not MOLLE, It and the stridssäck 2000 share a similar proprietary system(it kinda sucks). It is usually pretty free regarding pouches for your vest if you can make them fit. Atleast in the homeguard.
That G3 version is obsolete everyone now has the AK4C with the Spuhr stock as enough stocks have been bought for the whole home guard. I miss the M/59 cap it's so much better then the M90 which is more like a baseball cap, the M/59 came in hat sizes to fit perfectly the M90 is just Large or normal fits all
Wagner really doesn't have a standard uniform. They use a combination of Russian issued (VKBO) and a lot of commercial pieces (in ATACS and Multicam), so finding any standard to base a kit on is basically impossible.
Because I realized that there are almost no airsoft videos on the channel. Most of our topics are related to military uniforms and equipment and soon I will add real firearms. So despite being a fan of airsoft my channel has almost no relation to the topic.
@@peter486 watch the video one more time and read the description. To see what unit is it about, what era and what are this guys in the pictures and videos are holding.
I was conscript in 2001 and I still remember that terrible carrying system. However, the Stridsväst (Battle vest) 2000 is in no way better, it's almost impossible to get a good, snug fit.
Just saw someone sell Sweden Uniform in e-commerce couple days before, then your video appear on my youtube page today. Btw nice insight and thanks for sharing lad 🫡
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Additional information and corrections:
1) body armor vest m90A should be worn under the jacket
2) ear flaps from early Hjalm 90 helmet cover were often cut off by the servicemen.
3) the rolled sleeves on M90L should be rolled with the come outwards like on the picture from Kosovo. I did it other way so the tab is visible on the review ( some people didn’t get it so clarifying).
4)Utility bag was almost never worn the way shown in the video, but I saw it on two pictures, find it comfortable and kept it this way.
5) the nylon slings like my H&K could also been self crafted.
You can clearly see this at 0:54 on the second guy carrying extra ammo for the CG recoilless rifle, he hasnt removed the "ass protection" which I suspect the others have. Its all under the jacket.
SOP in SIB (Strid i Bebyggelse) ~ MOUT is for everyone to wear the body armour, if only to help with sleeping on concrete. For any other enviorment its used as extra isolation in the 'tross' packing to keep your other clothes from soaking up cold moisture from the ground , or at the very least delay that process.
The fabric on the helmet you call "earstraps" is actually for covering the whole head down to the jcket and was supposed to be folded down at strikes with chemical, biological or nuclear weapons/ammunition, when also the gas mask is putted on.
The photo at 18:12 in the video is of me during my time in the Homeguard. The sling is, in fact not a H&K nylon sling, but rather a home made adjustable sling that a squad mate made for me.
Good to know, thank You.
Regarding the Kroppsskydd 90A, it was meant to be worn under the field jacket so in many pictures or videos of soldiers appearing to wear no body armour, they are most likely wearing it under their field jacket.
Thank You for information, will review pictures.
@@RedIvanMilitaryEng You can clearly see this on the second guy crossing the street at 0:55. He who carries the ammo hasnt removed the "ass cover"
@@matso3856 You don't "remove" the "ass cover". You just fold it against your back.
@@dennistofvesson6351Does it add any benefit other then just slow you down when wet ?
@@matso3856 Protects your cheeks and what's behind them from shrapnel if a grenade goes off behind you
Excellent work🎉 I’m happy to have helped.
fascinating, i wasn't expecting scandanavian gear on this channel! Much love from Switzerland
Amazing video as always! :3
Hi! I used the stridssele system when I did my service in 93/94. We were instructed to close the ammo pocket using the top AND the bottom hole of the little strap. This makes it sit a little more snugly over the pin and you don’t have a long loose strap flapping around.
Thank You so much for this comment. It makes perfect sense to me. Will use this tip.
Very well researched and presented, thank you! Tak sa mycket!
Thank You.
The 304/K was a vast improvement over the Strele-system. Also for the pouches, you carry three full mags in your left pocket and keep the right one as a drop pouch, in order to raise the mags in the pocket I put extra ammo under the loaded ones. That way I didn´t have to "dig" them out. Pls feel free to ask questions about the Homegaurd of the 1990s to approx 2005.
Thank you very much for this suggestion, will try.
The latch on the ammo pouches for the 304k should be double folded for it to sit better.
Awesome Video!
Hell yeah dude! I've never even seen that uniform before till now. Good job!
The utility bag at approx 11 min. was not a part of the 304K-system and was not meant to be worn under the arm, unlike the gas mask pouch. The utility bag was a back pack for an older system known as "Stridssele/S".
I´ve been in the auxiliaries since 1991 and I´ve never even seen someone try to wear it under the arm. A few attempts has been made by individuals to use the utility bag as an fanny pack for the 304K but it doesn´t really work that well. It will fit the waist belt beeing the same width, but it doesn´t really clip on to the yoke of the 304K and thus demands some kind of ad hoc-fixing.
I spotted this way of wearing on the picture shown right after the utility bag overview and decided to follow. Not sure, my clipped on flawlessly.
You have done your homework about the homeguard very well. But the magazine pockets should be moved forvard on the belt a litle bit.
Just some pointers, you have the later model of the m90 pants, which have a different cut that was introduced around 2008. The differences are a simplification of the seams at the crotch and bigger cargo pockets, those button loops for hooking the shoe laces instead of a metal hook. There was also a simplification of the side zipper design on the pant leg openings.
Regarding the AK4, another feature that is different from regular G3s is two metal ridges as reinforcement close to the front disassembly pin on the lower receiver.
Also, most home guard units had the old metal pot helmet with the old M59 helmet cover up until 2008 or so, same with the field cap. Lastly, I agree with you that thee 304K is the biggest piece of shit ever constructed, we had those issued as reserve webbing when I did my military service, not a single feature of the rig works as intended....
Thank You for comment. With this particular video due to the language barrier there is a possibility of mistake or misunderstanding. So, I appreciate corrections.
However I must point 2 things:
1) my trouser were produced In 2005, so not modifications you discussed probably were introduced earlier than 2008.
2) most of the footages and pictures in this video feature Homeguards in late 90es ( the video in the beginning) pictures of the Homeguards in 2001, 2004, 2005 and 2008 and a footage of the Homeguards in range in 2009 in the end. And as visible all of them have Hjalm 90 with 1st or 2nd pattern cover.
According to my observations in all pictures and videos of the Homeguard past 1997 they already have Hjalm 90.
However I admit that possibly all those pictures are taken in the best equipment available.
Generally speaking 90 of my kit is based on the HG picture from 2001 that was added to the preview and the end of the video.
@@RedIvanMilitaryEng Thanks for correcting me on the pants, I learn something new everyday! You are probably right on the helmets, but home guard companies are divided into "deployment companies" and "observation companies" where the deployment companies have more training days and much better equipment. If I'm not mistaken some of these lower tier "observation companies" even had the old m/45 smg issued up until 2007. Great video as always man! Really impressed by your knowledge on the subject!
@@vrdrivesolutions3695 very interesting. Thank You for feedback.
@@vrdrivesolutions3695 The early pants zipped the other way on the leg pockets as well. Then there were some who had Swedish K-pist model 45B Also. Not just Mauser. We got the helmets you have quite early. We had to change when the new decor arrived. You had the old one I saw.
Where did you purchase your M90 Helmet? and how much did it cost?
Ukraine.
@@RedIvanMilitaryEng I recall that 5000 helmets were one the very first military aid we sent to Ukraine in 2022.
Curently active in the Swe homeguard, feel free to ask questions about gear!
@@NeuclearMelon What kind of load bearing equipment do you have? I can’t seem to find much info regarding Hemvärnet.
Do you get to bring any personal equipment? (Apart from boots and such)
@@skitkorvboogie I am issued a strv 2000, it's not MOLLE, It and the stridssäck 2000 share a similar proprietary system(it kinda sucks). It is usually pretty free regarding pouches for your vest if you can make them fit. Atleast in the homeguard.
@@NeuclearMelon Cheers! I’ve been meaning to join in the near future.
Where did you manage to get a Hjälm 90? I can never seem to find any that aren't battle relics :/
It is the battle relict, just in a good condition
Always loved the camo, never owned any though.
That G3 version is obsolete everyone now has the AK4C with the Spuhr stock as enough stocks have been bought for the whole home guard.
I miss the M/59 cap it's so much better then the M90 which is more like a baseball cap, the M/59 came in hat sizes to fit perfectly the M90 is just Large or normal fits all
This video is about early 2000s Homeguard.
Very nice video. Could you make a video on uniforms and equipment for both Moldovan and Russian forces during the War in Transnistria?
I am planning to do Transnistrian but not Russian or Moldovan
That also sounds interesting. Cheers!
I'm planning on DMing a Twilight 2000 campaign set in Sweden so this is a godsend.
Great that you had use for the sticker! Your most welcome if I can help you with something else. / Rasmus
Thank You, appreciate you help.
AUUUGH where did you get the brass deflector??? We cant find it anywhere and I’m in Sweden!
In states on the local website, but it took me 11 month to find one.
A Swedish humor duo (Stefan & Krister) hade a punshline about the Swedish Home Guard:
"Its not called the home guard its called The Prostate Gerilla".
Very funny.
What is song in the intro of your video? I like👍
Check the description
Can you make turkish comando loadout at 1990s
Not in plans
@@RedIvanMilitaryEng ok no problem
can you wear wagner uniform i now any other uses hes own gear how would you make it please do not ake negative
I am not interested in Wagner uniforms
Wagner really doesn't have a standard uniform. They use a combination of Russian issued (VKBO) and a lot of commercial pieces (in ATACS and Multicam), so finding any standard to base a kit on is basically impossible.
Why the channel name change?
Because I realized that there are almost no airsoft videos on the channel. Most of our topics are related to military uniforms and equipment and soon I will add real firearms. So despite being a fan of airsoft my channel has almost no relation to the topic.
we all use Ak5 with acoc that rifle m8 dad was issued in 1975 :)
@@peter486 watch the video one more time and read the description. To see what unit is it about, what era and what are this guys in the pictures and videos are holding.
Not the Homeguard!!
I was conscript in 2001 and I still remember that terrible carrying system. However, the Stridsväst (Battle vest) 2000 is in no way better, it's almost impossible to get a good, snug fit.
Thank you for feedback, didn’t realize this.
Very cool , let's share comrades ! Regards !
Why is the video so disliked?
How know, maybe Russian accent 😀
Are you going to make a video about danish army equipment?
No
@@RedIvanMilitaryEng based
@@RedIvanMilitaryEng You may not be Swedish
But you are ready to become a Swedish person
you present old fucking supplys maby you shuold look what we use
Maybe you should read what era is this video about first, before leaving stupid comments.
Bror är fittsur över inget
Just saw someone sell Sweden Uniform in e-commerce couple days before, then your video appear on my youtube page today. Btw nice insight and thanks for sharing lad 🫡