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If your specific plate carrier has an out of spec warranty issue, contact customer service. Otherwise, the Esstac deaodon hydration pouch with WTF molle straps works fine.

Have you done a video on your Blackhawk updated Alice rig?

Im wondering if pws studied someone elses homework now on there uxr

I just tried this technique using a US Palm AK30 magazine to empty a Magpul PMAG. It indeed works much faster than it appears on camera. Super helpful tip!

Many mistakes

I may just have to give that a try. Wasn't this done with 5 shots instead of 10 awhile ago.

Great presentation of the system! Thee best I found so far 👍Do the shoulder straps attach only to the vest or can they be attached directly to the belt to create a light belt-rig with an h-harness?

Very effective

cannot be jammed. priceless.

Glad that I caught this video. I saw the same holster on Reddit and I'm considering this holster for my Hi-Power.

Found one in green and love it! I wish i could make use of the back panel however as it’s roomy and I had to remove it. Works as my LBE for my ak and ar

Super run. Always like to see to see the tasks like the como task to spice it up.

Gold standard of combat webbing along with Israeli Ephod vests! Both are superior to US Vietnam era ALICE & current TAPS!

That was a heartbreaking run to RO... On the plus side, while I was holding the timer you were the only person to actually give me a battlecry, so major props there!

What happened to the Kasarda drill?

Its hard to tell from the vid, what range would you say each of the targets from inside the bus where? And what's your pistol zeroed at? You cleaned them up pretty well

Yeah, that was a really unfortunate stage on which to have the wrong ammo for your rifle. We were supposed to have secondary ROs on stages 2 and 3 to help spot with glass on the long-range stages, but medical issues cut our ranks to a skeleton crew as the weekend progressed. Glad you enjoyed the concept of the stage, though - wish you’d had a better time of the stage itself!

Nice work! I shot my SCAR 17 and was happy for any stage where we could get battle rifle scoring! Plus, spinners are pretty trivial with x51.

It was great seeing you out there, and im glad you really enjoyed the stage! It was a lot of fun to design. The timer i was running was my personal timer, which is actually able to go over 200, I had it set up with a beep at 180 and then again at par, in order to mimic the behavior of the timers on rhe rest of the stages and keep it consistent. I believe Karl/Russel have ordered these timers for future matches, so that they dont run into this issue again

This was a fantastic stage. For sure made me push my limits.

Don't worry, Karl and Russell already said they've sprung for some new generation timers after seeing the ones Lead and I brought with us could go past 200. And it was a pleasure _finally_ squadding with you after having crossed paths with you so many times all these years!

This was the most fun set of stages at a brutality yet

Pegasus Tests getting sent there to spy on the satanist and his followers performance.

Do not underestimate the fact that people stayed calm and took ownership of the situation. Well done

I guess Matt is never traveling without a knee bracer again. Glad I got mine on hand to help him out and even more so that he walked it out. Take care mates

Pegasus, Grüsse aus Deutschland, das mit der Kniescheibe ja das kenne ich, hatten wir auf dem Bärenkopf in Fanrkreich auch einmal aber da war was los, aber er, der Verletzte konnte sich auch wieder selber das einrenken, es war noch komplet draussen aber erverspürte es passiert gleich. Das Ding ist immer so ein grosses Ding. Aber danke dass du es anstprichst. Ein wichtige und guter Punkt.

I bet you could also use ethernet or similar telephone wire (it wouldn't have the tensile strength of military phone wire of course).

If this uses 2x D-cell batteries in SERIES, you could easily use a single 18650, or a PARALLEL pack of 18650 batteries for more capacity and less weight. (2x 1.5v is close to the 1x 3.7v) If the D-cell batteries are in parallel, it would be a more technical question on whether you could upgrade to the higher 3.7v batteries.

Firstly as a 23 1/2 year British veteran who used this stuff. Firstly, you start setting up the webbing belt with where you put yourammo puoches you want them on your left and right hip. You then add your various pouches. You dont use "bungees" to stop the pouches from "floppi g about" you use straps. The bungee was used on the outer side for when you where camming up during cam and conealment traing. Coukd go on but

Wasn't based on the ALICE system at all. I wore both '58 and P.L.C.E .58 didnt really work with anything other than the SLR and was too specialised for the 1960's battle load to be adaptable for modern weapons and loads. It was webbing and froze, increased its weight when wet. '44 pattern waterbottle pouches were Gucci additions to "58.

Doesn't set up the webbing properly then complains that's it's crap..... I have lost brain cells through this.

Nice!

You mean...Elbonia actually got something that works? Ian's masters may not be pleased...

Hopefully this pattern's usage is expanded

It’s pretty insane how effective that meme camo is.

I applaud your choice of rifle and shooting position. You captured the spirit of the challenge. I’m not totally convinced the Savage Axis was the right rifle to make your point on modern manufactured firearms being superior to rifles of the past but I understand your point. We are living in a time where state of the art manufacturing and materials are giving us excellent firearms at an affordable price point with several examples of ordinary hunting rifles that will do MOA out of the box. Overall an excellent video. Thank you for sharing.

That is an excellent review. I've been waiting to see footage of it being dropped from the side. Thank you for showing all of the slow motion footage.

It’s great when doing the close rank beginners drill, to once you reach the terminus of your range space: simply about face and run it back. In this way you can get a bunch of reps in quickly, keep the heart rates up and actually get guys into the groove of communication while breathing heavy; all while have one or two guys that are closely critiquing (muzzles, cover, and movement). This is one that should be run many many times over to a muscle memory level.

Maybe not 1 MOA accuracy, but much fun was had anyway!

Trying to get 1moa with a 6.5moa rx30 dot what a Chad.

I got my son an Axis 2 in 308 years ago. I adopted his original Axis in 243. I may try this challenge with an AR running a 16" stainless heavy barrel. We'll see..

Lol. Good one Les

P L C E not place. Far superior system to ALICE.

Thanks for this!

Thank you so much.This video is very worthy. I'm an officer of Republic of Korea Army and I searching some contents for my platoon. So this is so important educational materials.

3:52 i know this is the exact pin for the grenade i used at MOGO. mine didn't go off because i pulled whatever was attached to the ring off of that pin. 😅

Last thought. I appreciate the comment on how modern "cheap" firearms are far more capable than the firearms used by heroes of yesteryear. So very true. Our community is afflicted with the desire for the very best equipment - as if that will somehow win the day. It won't. The Jedburgh Teams of WW2 (predecessors to modern day Green Berets) carried revolvers and Sten guns to carry out their heroic missions. The Marine Raiders of WW2 carried M1 Garand and M1 Carbines. The SAS and SBS of WW2 carried Lee-Enfield bolt action rifles. Yet, all of these elite units carried out missions that are still sung in praise today. The idea that the credit for these daring and successful missions goes to the equipment these men carried is grossly misplaced. Instead, it was their vision of leadership, their competency of training, and their daring ability to be at the right place and the right time that deserve praise. The choice of bang-bang stick be damned.

The future of small arms accuracy will likely place less emphasis on MOA. With weapon optics like the Smart-Shooter SMASH being adopted by the US military, this allows a novice to pick up any service rifle and score hits on human torso sized targets at 600 meters. The AI component calculates various factors - distance, drop, wind speed, humidity, and minute of angle. The inexperienced Soldier squeezes the trigger and places the target into a defined circle while the AI waits until the factors align. Only when all is aligned will the AI-driven SMASH optic allow the weapon to fire. 1 Shot. 1 Hit. 600m. In theory, it wouldn't matter if the weapon had an MOA of 10, as long as this was programed into the SMASH optic. Of course, in reality that would mean longer lag times for all factors to align. So, in reality the tighter the MOA, the faster the shot. But you get the idea.

Les, definitely one of your more interesting videos - on several levels. MILITARY ACCURACY: For all practical purposes, modern military firearms require a minimum of 4 MOA to reliably hit an enemy target at 300 meters. Any barrel (or bullet) incapable of this standard is rejected by the US military. The newest XM7 shooting the 6.8mm SIG round meets this accuracy standard, whereas the US Army 6.5mm LICC round manages sub 2 MOA for precision. For historical reference, the Soviet AKM held just 5 MOA on a sled, and more practically 6 MOA when fired by a trained marksman. For this reason, the AK series earned a unfair reputation as "inaccurate" - but only out to 300 meters and beyond. The AK was perfectly well suited for fighting out to 200 meters.

Since you weren't shooting .30-'06, you weren't really Fudding. 😜 I like the way you ended up capturing the true nuance of the challenge; just shoulder and shoot, without extensive preparation. Folks don't realize just how HARD those sub-MOA precision shooters work to get their results!