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Nemesis Chest Rig from Warrior Assault Systems Construction After what I would regard as an overdue period sticking to 1000D cordura (which put me off the brand for some time) Warrior has finally seen the 500 denier light and this rig was one the very first items they produced to the new lighter, less bulky spec, in-keeping with trends seen throughout the tactical gear industry. After a few years of not picking up any WAS gear I was curious to know if the very high standard of durability in construction and mil-spec materials were still in place and I'm happy to report they are. The -
This will be a review of the London Bridge Trading Company (LBT) 1961H chest rig. Purchase was done from LBT direct. Why did I buy it: For my Systema CQBR I already own a 1961G (review on this forum) and am extremely satisfied with it. Now that my Inokatsu MK43 is getting more and more play time it was also time to get a dedicated support gunners rig. Seeing that you can't go wrong with LBT's quality the choice was easily made. It set me back 341,45 US Dollar. The 1961H is a chest rig from LBT's 1961 family of rigs. This version is intended for operators off belt fed weapons. The 19
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East German NVA strichtarn combat chest rig (modern edition)
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East German NVA strichtarn combat chest rig (modern edition)
SteevoLS posted a gallery image in Member's Gallery
From the album: Custom strichtarn chestrig
Interior of radio/general purpose pouch. Both sides look like this; whichever one doesn't have a radio in it will hold water bottles or a canteen. -
East German NVA strichtarn combat chest rig (modern edition)
SteevoLS posted a gallery image in Member's Gallery
From the album: Custom strichtarn chestrig
Secondary pocket behind each radio/GP pouch. -
East German NVA strichtarn combat chest rig (modern edition)
SteevoLS posted a gallery image in Member's Gallery
From the album: Custom strichtarn chestrig
Each mag pouch flap can be (1) tucked in and held by velcro, (2) removed, or (3) replaced with shock cord. Each pouch can hold 2 AK mags stacked or 3 AK mags side by side.
