My Full War belt Kit Review: What You Need To Know

Let's walk thru my War belt setup, modled after the British airborne webbing set up and optimized for light civilian dismounted use.
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[@lughlongarm653]

I like this kit. I ordered a couple surplus PLCE kits off eBay and they’re great. I use mine for a similar purpose. Yours looks like a Dixie rig

[@10thmanhomestead]

@lughlongarm653 I like how they ride vs a chest rig!

[@Gunslingerprospectingco]

Solid kit! Nice setup, covers the bases without being excessive!

[@ezeefisch5665]

British infantry sop sees the six mags all on the left side (I guess right side if you're a lefty) due to the SA80 being a right handed weapon

[@BFVgnr]

There were horse mounted recon during the Rhodesian war. Not quite lighthorsemen/dragoons, but horse mounted recce guys who could cover more ground than footmobile.
The Feraday and Sons chest rig was popular among them and their sustainment gear was carries in saddlebags.

[@10thmanhomestead]

100% right! I picked up a book on them just recently, titled the Equus men by Binda , Rhodesias mounted infantry, very good read+

[@rustyshackleford9017]

not having a modern way to collect water is as out of pocket as saying the US didn't stick with light infantry

[@10thmanhomestead]

I'm not 100% sure if I'm understanding here, I agree anyone had better plan on having a good way of collecting and purifying water. Which I do have covered in a robust, simple and long term ability to purify, and boil if needed in the canteen.