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The Reaper 03-04-2004 06:52

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Originally posted by woobie master
I hear ya KTEK....

Reaper,

Damn Sir, I have seen pics of your MLCS elsewhere on the site, but I didn't know you carried all that in it! That was the kind of info I was looking for when I started this thread. Thank you.

After reading that, I have to ask, what are you carrying on your person/1st line? Do you use a multi-tool?


A lot of that was just transferred over from my old patrolling harness, so once I got into an environment, I might pare it down. If you dumped yours, you might find you carry more than you realize. Some of my list may remind you of something you forgot.

My 1st line list would be on my thread also in the PG forum here obscurely entitled "1st Line Gear", or something to that effect.

HTH, good luck.

TR

BadMuther 03-06-2004 16:06

Thank you.

BadMuther 03-10-2004 20:42

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Some pics, don't laugh, the shit is new......

rack

BadMuther 03-10-2004 20:44

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BadMuther 03-10-2004 20:47

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What's in it, METT dependent...

Alex F 04-08-2004 12:15

Since noone else asked... I will. Whatcha carry in the plastic flasks, BM?

;)

BadMuther 04-08-2004 13:43

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Originally posted by Alex F
Since noone else asked... I will. Whatcha carry in the plastic flasks, BM?

;)

Believe it or not, just water......I prefer the slimmer/less bulky flasks to the heavier 1 qts........

I'm a believer in always having some water in your 2nd line, even though I do use my camelback all the time. So I carry these pilot flasks.

Jim

Alex F 04-08-2004 13:53

I still carry 1 quarts, although I get a lot less field time these days...

Razor 04-11-2004 20:05

You may want to check out using Platypus 0.5L sport bladders or their 0.375L "Little Nipper" bladders in place of the flasks, as they collapse, weigh almost nothing, and take up very little room.

eggroll 04-11-2004 22:23

would concur on the .5 platys... they're a perfect fit for my Columbia ski jacket breast pockets... should have seen the look at the Kimpo AP screener when I showed her! :D

The great thing about the platys is you can roll them up and wrap them with a rubber band (loosely) and they'll keep out of place.

EGG

The Reaper 04-12-2004 05:45

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Originally posted by eggroll
would concur on the .5 platys... they're a perfect fit for my Columbia ski jacket breast pockets... should have seen the look at the Kimpo AP screener when I showed her!

EGG

So why were you showing them off? Did she think you had implants or something? :p

They are very nice gear. No, you may not take them to SFAS.

TR

eggroll 04-12-2004 21:58

she wondered.. man what big PECS! :p

BadMuther 04-20-2004 16:10

I like my flasks......:)

I do have the platypus bladders in all sizes, but I just prefer the flasks....


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