[Multicam Loadout Pictures MkII]

Thanks!

[Multicam Loadout Pictures MkII]

Here's my US Army ACE kit.

 

 

Crye CAGE plate carrier (CPC)

Crye Zip-on panel (Pouches)

Crye CPC Stretch mag pouches

Paraclete pistol mag pouch

Adventure Lights VIPIR Quantum FX Chameleon

TEA E-Switch PTT

NARP CAT

Source 2L Low profile hydration (In zip-on panel)

SOG Seal pup

EMT Shears

 

Crye Combat pants & shirt

Garmin Foretrex GPS in LBT pouch

Casio Pathfinder

 

Crye Low Profile belt w. Cobra buckle

Paraclete grenade pouches

Bladetech holster w. custom 1911

 

TC-2002

Custom multicam cover

ANVIS & LPBP

Surefire helmet light

IR patches

 

Salomon Exit Peak mid GTX

 

PTW w. custom WE 416 upper, Colt stock, Scout light, Vtac sling etc.

[Pictures of your Plate Carriers]

Here's mine.

 

 

 

 

Crye CAGE plate carrier (CPC)

Crye Zip-on panel (Pouches)

Crye CPC Stretch mag pouches

Adventure Lights VIPIR Quantum FX Chameleon

TEA E-Switch PTT

NARP CAT

Source 2L Low profile hydration (In zip-on panel)

SOG Seal pup

EMT Shears

[AR15 Picture Thread]

CAG M4 MRE.

 

 

[US Spec Op helmets]

The helmet mount is not VIO made but by a brand called Nukeproof. It is secured to the helmet velcro by some special kind of super strong 3M velcroish material.

[US Spec Op helmets]

Yup, as Pkekyo-Nor says that's a VIO POV, and as far as I know it is what is used by US armed forces (They're apparently on government contract). It's pretty nice

[US Spec Op helmets]

Do you use anything to cover the lens Seraphein? I've known quite a few people who's camera lenses have gotten shot out in game thats why.

 

 

Yeah, secured to the mount with two screws is a thick exchangable Lexan plate which should keep it safe

[US Spec Op helmets]

My helmet got an update, haven't seen many helmet cams in this thread so far so thought it might be worth posting

 

[US Army SF Photos]

Is the reason for seeking out the pre MSA paraclete items because they are better built or because they have figurative black buckles?

 

 

Because it is generally better built. When MSA took over they started producing on a larger scale in larger factories, and as a result the quality of the pre-MSA items are often much better and are made of 1000D cordura instead of 500D. Besides, the pre-MSA often feature variations in color not found on the newer, standardized MSA items.

[US Army SF Photos]

Here are some pictures of my Delta team

 

 

 

 

[US Army SF Photos]

Cool place, can't really see the point about those blue lights switched on your SF helmet lights though... As for the confederate flag, you earlier stated it was aesthetical, but I think it just brings a lot of PD to your rig, even if it isn't intended to be an impression.

 

That aside, cool photos and location.

[US Army SF Photos]

Reference pictures for the above (selection):

 

 

 

 

[US Army SF Photos]

1st SFOD-D/CAG/Delta Force

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Detail pictures:

 

 

 

Creds to Simpen for the photoshoot.

 

Seems I can't post all the images in one post so I'll post the reference pictures in the reply to this post.

 

Kitlist:

 

 

1st line:

 

BHI Riggers belt

AWS Personal retention lanyard (short)

Leatherman multitool

 

 

2nd line:

 

Paraclete: (All except for M4 mag pouches and MBITR pouch is pre-MSA)

RAV

Small GP Pouch

Medium GP pouch (upright)

Doucle M4 mag pouch x 3

.45 mag pouch

Grenade pouch x 2

Small EMT pouch

 

Camelback MULE

Bladetech holster

Ceradyne SAPI plates

BALCS repro

 

 

Headgear:

 

TC-2002 (J-tech)

ANVIS mount & LPBP

ANVIS-6 w. Magnetic compass

Bollé X800

Shock cord

Oakley Ballistic M-Frame

 

 

Comms:

 

Peltor Comtac I headset

Nexus U-94 PTT (About to be replaced with TEA E-switch)

Spartan PRC-148 w. Larsen Kulduckie HQ antenna

U-329 connector

 

 

Clothing, Boots & Accessories

 

Issue 3-colour DCU

IR flags

Oakley 6" SI Assault boots

Issue flight gloves/Mechanix M-Pact

Casio G-Shock

Garmin 101 w. LBT wrist pouch

VIPIR strobe

Petzl Tactikka

Suunto M9 compass

CAT

IR Chemlights

ASP Flexcuffs

 

 

Armament:

 

M4 MRE

LA Vickers Custom 1911

[US Spec Op helmets]

Nice one mate! Did you manage to fix the NVG?

 

Got some of the parts I was missing the other day, just missing a few more parts now and then they're up and running

[AR15 Picture Thread]

Looks good. I prefer the 553 to be honest.

 

Thanks!

Well the 551 is more accurate for the impression, that's why I'm changing.

[AR15 Picture Thread]

Here's the MRE for my CAG impression.

 

Built from a PTW base. Just need to switch the 553 for a 551 but I'll post these images anyway

 

 

[US Spec Op helmets]

Epic CAG lid dude. Probably the best I've seen. Especially with teh real ANVIS.

 

 

Thanks man!

[US Spec Op helmets]

Posted this in another thread but it seems this is where it should have been in the first place. Sorry for the misplacement.

 

 

CAG helmet

 

 

 

 

 

[Helmet Pictures]

Here's the helmet for my CAG impression.

 

[1911 Picture Thread]

Thanks man

 

 

Oh, and mamba: that's a really nice piece, but pleeease remove the picture with it in the MEU box, it ruins it all

[1911 Picture Thread]

Seraphein, that pistol is PERFECT!

 

Hehe, thanks man

[1911 Picture Thread]

Fantastic looking 1911 there 'Seraphein' outstanding

More pics please

 

How did you find Nova parts for fit? Ive found them to be sloppy and loose Though im not using metal frames and slides.

 

 

Thank you!

 

I actually find them to fit quite perfectly. No wobble whatsoever... but if you don't use metal frame and slide that might be the problem as their products are tailor made for each other. I always think it is best to stick to one manufacturer as far as possible, for that exact reason. That way you're guaranteed a perfect fit. So, go get one of their conversion kits now

[1911 Picture Thread]

Here are side views for you.

 

As for other angles, I'll be doing them soon.

 

 

[1911 Picture Thread]

What are the markings on the SD chamber?

 

I went for a blank chamber, to keep it nice and simple. Seeing that the gun is obviously made from a Springfield base it would be logical to assume there were SA markings on the chamber but then again Vickers is known not to leave too many marks on his custom work. After weighing the two options, I fell for the clean and simple one.

 

I'll be taking a few more pictures in a while, stay tuned for updates

 

 

[1911 Picture Thread]

I'm slightly curious to know why most people when attempting a CAG/Delta 1911 opt for this style of 1911?

 

Obviously I'm aware of the link between Larry Vickers and Delta but it seems many people going for the CAG look have similar pistols. I know many Delta operators use a 1911 but are there pictures out there that suggest they go for this style of 1911?

 

 

Thanks for the praise, I'm glad you like it!

 

To be honest I'm not aware of what kind of 1911 other people attempting CAG impressions choose. I did some research on different 1911's including Wilson Combat, Nighthawk and Kimber as well as private custom shops but when I saw gun in the inspirational photograph I fell for it. Seeing that Vickers is a most respected gunsmith as well as the fact that he has made several pistols for and even trained Delta operators in small arms technique after his retirement from the unit made it an obvious choice. Photographic evidence is pretty much nonexistent however, as it is pretty much impossible to tell in detail what kind of 1911 are used. Besides, it varies from operator to operator since the 1911 is bought through a grant the operator receives when antering the unit. So, it is nothing issued at all; it is very much OP.