The Divison has one the best vibes. Best story and coolest environment. The Division 2 is still active and regularly updated. I prefer pc but its on console.
If you've got $10 a month and can dabble in prep this year, you can get each of these items by EOY: 1. get a first aid kit (control bleeding, prevent infection) 2. any kind of rain protection. the longer the better, climate permitting, so it can also trap heat when it's windy/chilly or even be used as a canopy, rain collector, or tarp (so you can sleep on the ground without getting damp) 3. a hat to trap head heat and resist the elements. in warmer months, you can soak it in water to resist heat exhaustion 4. sunscreen, highest spf you can get for $10 5. pocket knife/hammer some kind of tool that can serve multiple purposes (this last one is tricky on $10 but hopefully you won't need it often) 6. something that can store water, preferably a steel, even insualted/double walled, bottle. BPA free is nice but microplastics are among the least of our concerns in a SHTF sitch At $10 a month, you won't look tacticool, but you may look alive, and that's very cool. Stay safe out there and be excellent to each other.
Look up dollar store survival tips. Discount stores like Ross or TJ Maxx have a very small camping/automotive section. Sometimes you can find “decent” stuff in there.
I have a flat pack that clips in perfectly with my micro rig. It is yes a bit more tactical but I have been doing it for quite a while and it's a great outdoorsy setup!
I have a Virtus in .300 Blk with a X300u at the 12 and I love it. There is some significant shadow from the suppressor but 10 feet you can see the knees of a man sized target, so it’s still extremely functional. Also, I’m an active duty SERE Specialist with 2 years at the JPRA Urban program and this is a solid video. Maybe add a poncho fleece. If you contract a GSW, a little extra thermal protection can make a big difference. But there is always a “If I could add one more thing…” thing.
Very good points about having a flexible and low profile kit for navigating areas of civil unrest. No reason to draw attention to yourself when you could be outnumbered by nefarious-minded individuals! Quick note about your Kenosha comment though; I have spoken with several people who were boots-on-the-ground with the Sheriff’s Department during the riots and still work there. They are all pretty confident that the new Sheriff wouldn’t sit by and let the city burn like his predecessor did.
I have the Vertx Ready 2.0 Pack, and this system works perfectly for my needs. The issue you mentioned about having to remove the entire rig to access items isn't a problem with this bag. I can unclip one of the straps, swing the bag around to access what I need, and then swing it back and reclip it easily. Thanks for giving me this idea! Since I work in armed security, I wanted a system that allows me to quickly switch to a harder-hitting platform if necessary, and this bag fits the bill.
I always liked the concept of The Division. The games needed a lot of help, but that aside, the SEE (Simplistic Elegant Effective) principle was what I tried to model my equipment off of. And combat aside, camping, working, going out on the town, or going through that sketchy part of town, you should have something that supports what you’re doing there.
I ended up putting this together on my assault backpack. It's actually quite quick to get into the backpack. I ran the 2 side straps directly to the pack as well. I can unclip the 2 right side clips in less than 3 seconds, not bad. I've used this setup this summer with the kids hiking, the fair, and on a couple of trips. I like it.
Agree 100%. The chest pack should probably stay with you at any time and if you are able to put on your backpack or take it off whenever you like that’s much better than to have something combined. Maybe cool for hiking though.
Excellent production value and nice approach; people often use organizer pouches in a larger bag, but rarely do they think to use a waist pack in the same way, and it's a very flexible approach since it can both function as a sub-load organizer in a larger pack or stand alone too. While the lucas look is in, consider cargo pants for EDC; while it's on the other end of the form/function spectrum, some look very professional (Tru Spec 24/7 for instance) and suitable for daily wear. Would recommend shifting away from baofeng and towards stand-alone meshtastic messengers for team communication. It's secure (legally), works with atak/itak and contents cannot be monitored by device creators (google, apple or 3rd party stingray / cell approach), is inexpensive to get into and no legal hurdles like licensing required. While they can be direction found like anything else emitting this can be mitigated as always through best practices.
Everyone talks about a get home bag and with it they have all of this tactical gear. I really like this set up because I definitely would want to take a grey man approach if I had to use this bag but I like the ability to add the chest rig to the pack. I will definitely be getting the chest rig. I really appreciate the content you guys put out it is very relatable
That wrap up with the "actual EDC" was a nice endcap. Would've liked to see what was in the pouch velcroed to the laptop, though... never seen that doen before and it's a cool add-on; I'm guessing wireless mouse, charging cable, and cable lock (maybe).
Larry Vickers was a fan of running X300 at 12 O'Clock with a ScalarWorks FSP behind it. It works AMAZINGLY good for being ambi, and has no height issues if you're running something like a 1.93 mount or Unity FAST mount for an Aimpoint.
Very informative and well made video covering lots of topics efficiently. Keep up the good work. A recommendation for a low-pro gray man type chest rig that’s less tactical but still works okay if you train with it is the Viktos Low key chest rig. Wife got me one and it’s a perfect little bag that looks like a binocular harness but in times of need has room/ability for a concealed pistol and 3 AR mags.
I bought a Mystery Ranch fanny pack that I had converted into a chest rig using the harness from a cheapie tactical chest rig from Amazon, I wanted something that could hold a lot of items (including a firearm) but that I could still keep relatively innocuous looking for weekend hikes, I'm also able to integrate it with my 2 Mystery Ranch backpacks really well, including my large loadout bag. Great video!
I clicked on this, thinking it wasn’t gonna be that great and wonderful. But it absolutely was! Thank you for the time and effort you put into this video.
Thank you for reminding us that we need to verify our systems work before trusting them. Glocks don't seem to suppress well out of the box and the same seems true for many other handguns that aren't suppressor-ready. Like any gun, the sum of parts aka "the recipe" are what determines the entire SYSTEM runs correctly. The spring rate of both the recoil spring and the booster spring in the suppressor as well as the weight of the suppressor itself effects how the weapon functions. The weight of a silencer added to a barrel would normally prevent a browning tilting action pistol from being able to tilt, which is why we have the neilson device (booster). It makes the suppressor suspend in mid-air for a brief moment while the barrel performs its tilting action. The rate of that spring inside the booster assembly is one of the parts to this recipe, but sadly many manufacturers don't offer different spring rates for their boosters; (although i believe DA did provide them with the odessa) so we often have to change the recoil spring rate in the gun itself to help remedy the problem. Its been said that if you can get a can light enough, it doesn't even need the booster, never tested this myself though. The only guns I have that run can's are both suppressor ready from the factory and they both run very well. The can's i put on them are also very light though.
I did the same with my MR 3 day pack and added male/female to the bottom so I could attach to my plate carrier (added females to the front). Makes it nice because I can unbuckle the waist strap and flip the backpack over my head for easy access.
Great video. While I appreciate your admission of the rig/back pack clips has drawbacks, it's genius, and something I've been wondering about for a long time. I've been toying around with this concept for a little bit, and watching other people's 'get home' bags has been helpful in planing out builds like this. Mystery Ranch, Vertx, 511s, and even some more standard civilian bags like ospreys or whatever really work in this regard. One thing another youtuber (Icr who atm) pointed out was remember, go lighter, because you might be walking for a while. (I'll look it up and post it as a reply because there's some good points to consider) Once again, great video, also love the Division.
Yup, it was a grunt proof video. To sum up, basically, he advocates for just sustainment, speed, bartering, and planning alternate routes home ahead of time if you have to ditch your vehicle. Just look up the channel with get home bag and you're good. I still am enjoying watching Dirty Civ. Watched the mission statement video for your two and respect the message and goal you guys have immensely.
I do something similar with my AMAPIII and the placard that agilite produces. I use it as a minimalist setup for carrying a "field" load if I'm just going to the motorpool for the day.
On my HD Rig I'm running X300T-B on top 1913 rail . LAV taught me that 10+ years ago to have light setup in a way wherever your muzzle is pointing the light is pointing . X300T-B IMO works perfectly for 100Y and shooting at night on Carbine . Obviously I agree 1000% on the SF X300T-B OR X300U ran at 12 oclock position.. Nice video bro
👍👍 is what this video deserves! All that watch needs is an orange isac ring, like mine has. 😎 Speaking as a combat veteran, who is an avid Tom Clancy fan, and Division player, this video is outstanding! Just as informative as it is entertaining. Thank you. The low profile greyman who's capable of being a force multiplier, is precisely how preppers, minuteman, and concerned local citizens, should all be carrying themselves as well as edc gear. Get home or bugout, you are your own logistics, acquisition on site will be essential. Every load out, for specific intent, will be different. There is no one way, to rule them all. Adapt, improvise and overcome, evolving with the situation will be key, as is teamwork. Pay attention to detail. United We Stand, The Rest Is, Not An Option! 🇺🇲
Well the whole concept of a quick and compact rig that you can add to your backpack harness, works if you have to hide between civilians or something like that. In need you can theoretically put everything together in few seconds and be ready to get into fire fight, until you have enough time to wear the whole chest rig as intended and keep on with the fight.
Lol a Tom Clancy's Division game reference such as annoying bullet sponge 🧽 enemies 😂, though I prefer loadouts from Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon or Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell.🤣 If possible maybe videos about Grey Zone Warfare loadout or Toyota pickup truck modified into technical loadout?🤔
That is actually awesome though. Always looking for better ideas to go about doing things. I just like how unique that is to put that right on the pack. As you say though, it's not necessarily practical. I can however see it being used in a "Division" loadout.
If you dont have an eberlestock bag youre kind of assed out if SHTF. The fact that you can haul the planet on your back then jettison a part of it for a little brother bag is top tier. That being said if yall run the haley rig with the assault bag attachment then you have even more options. 3 weights. Perfect.
I can tell you actually use critical thinking and have a process for your content. The videos always come across as well thought out rather than forced just to put something out for clicks/views. I appreciate the time and effort you put into what you do.
Glad to see other division fans making quality content. MW2 is what made me appreciate how cool guns can be, the division 1 is what got me into gear and tactics. Such a great game and the 2nd could have been perfect if they went for the winter aesthetic that everyone loved from the first one.
Go add some Paracord necklace on this chestpack, you don’t want your gear going upside down, even if it does not fall. This small addition made my Savotta Kukkaro chest pack perfect
@@SaltyBoogersDivers Because I use a thumb over bore grip and my thumb falls on the activation switch for the X300 with the light mounted at 12 o'clock
That powerbank kit looks pretty cool. Would like to see a link for that. You should look at the Silencerco Hybrid 46. That would work for both your pistol and rifle. Putting a can on the rifle will be a lot more useful than the pistol until your holster is supressor ready or you'll have to take the can off every time you holster your pistol.
You know there are some interesting comms gear that you could have that could be offensive and defensive in this scenario. Legality of electronic warfare gear is questionable to have but when SHTF, being able to equalize an enemy with EW is valuable. Not sure if I want to put this scenario with this specific equipment but you can certainly cause some "Mayhem". Another interesting thing would be to neutralize your night vision without compromising your own vision at night. Interesting channel.
you can go Hill people gear Kit bag the H harness is very low profil and you can put your bag over it and clip you Kit bag on your back pack strap if you need more support
I have two AR's for two different situations. I've got my PWS Mk116 Mod 2 with an LPVO 1-6x and an canted RMS for long short to longer range environments. In an urban environment, I have a Daniel Defense Mk18 with an Eotech EXPS2. However, with my luck, I'll twist my ankle and bash my head on a rock within the first 5 minutes during an end of the world scenario, and I'll be someone's amazing loot piñata.
I keep a 10.5 5.56 with a 1-8x LPVO and a top dot as my primary. It generally stays in my truck in a bag under the back seat. A lot of people scoff at a 1-8x on a 10.5" barrel, but a magnified optic with a good reticle is way more than a sighting system. Aside from the obvious benefit of more magnification for engaging targets, the main reason I run it is for observation. A good reticle will give you tons of information about what you're looking at, without giving any sign you're observing The scope rarely leaves 3x unless I'm specifically dialing up to look at something. Going from 1x to 3x without removing my hands from my weapon system is a huge benefit to transitions over a dot/magnifier combo imo. The top dot, if zeroed at the proper distances, has more utility than just passive aiming as well. 5.56 from a 10.5" barrel zeroed at 55 yards with a +4.5" height over bore gives a very flat trajectory out to 300, especially for the velocities you'll see in that barrel length.
My urban loadout is very similar, except I carry I P320 and a Flux Raider. I don't anticipate being in a situation where I have to shoot past 150 meters, so the Flux gives me plenty range along with the added benefit of fitting in a bag while suppressed and allowing me to only carry one caliber and magazine type.
Fantastic video gents. You guys are putting out fantastic content, good concepts, and thought provoking scenarios. Keep that up. What is that low profile plate carrier Josh pulled out during the actual EDC portion? It looks awesome.
I like how you ditched your rifle for the enemy rifle. In the division you practically have to unload all your ammo to down someone, so you have to steal theirs. Accurate. 😂
As a dad, no matter what you do, the kid(s) need to know you do it out of love. Not out of anger, disappointment, frustration, last resort, etc. But out of love for them and their well being.
I just keep the single strap, I run a similar setup for... particular situations. I run the single strap and sling it over my shoulder like a purse with 3 mags if I need to drop my pack or give it to someone for some reason.
Some really good ideas in this video. One thing I always wonder about seeing all these kits people have is, do you always have multiple of those things that you keep in the pack? Is there enough stuff to run your full combat kit while this one stays ready at home? It sounds unlikely but maybe I'm just missing something.
I'm not gonna lie, if yall havent seen the short film they did for The Division? It goes unnecessarily hard as fuck. It's like 30 minutes long and somehow has better story telling than the entirety of the game.....
The thumbnail gave me the fizz. How can I not watch. The concept behind The Division is way too cool. While game mechanics annoy me, the concept is movie worthy.
This is an interesting and entertaining take on a topic. I’ve watched a handful of your videos, and I’ve poked around in your channel a handful of times. All pretty interesting/informative/entertaining stuff. I especially enjoyed your series on structure clearing. You guys seem to have an impressive handle on some of the less commonly used defensive tools (rifles, body armor, night vision, etc). All cool stuff that I find interesting and entertaining, but I have to ask out of genuine curiosity: do you guys ever participate in any less lethal training/preparation such as OC spray and/or martial arts/combative training? I ask because I find your channel informative, entertaining, and incredibly thorough, but it seems like the majority of the topics covered (such as having a boonie hat equipped with night vision and a backpack gun because it’s an election year) seem to be (literally and figuratively) geared more toward black swan events than some of the more fundamental (and dare I say basic) aspects of personal protection such as martial arts training and less lethal training. Forgive me if this comes off as a meandering rant, but I am curious. The topics you cover are interesting and entertaining, but it seems like some of this stuff is sort of like putting the cart before the horse. It’s great to have all of these tools and the ability to implement them, but I feel like there are more fundamental skills, tools, and ideas that are several times more likely to be employed than a backpack gun, a chest rig/backpack hybrid, and a boonie hat with night vision. Not casting shade or judging, but as far as living in/around urban and suburban areas… it seems like the ability to fight, manage unknown contacts, and employ less lethal tools are several times more likely to be utilized than the items covered in this video. This is the internet so I unfortunately have to make the disclaimer that I am not against people owning or using any of the items in this video. I think it’s great. Again, to me, it seems like the majority of people would get far more benefit from fundamental skills and tools than from some of the less common (albeit cooler) defensive tools (rifles, night vision, etc). Again, I’m not casting shade or judging but just curious. I make the above meandering comment with the 80/20 principle in the back of my mind. This is all very cool stuff, but the likelihood of utilizing any of it is very low when compared to a lot of the more fundamental skills and tools.
Man that bullet sponge guy at the beginning was TOO accurate haha 😂
All ubisoft games have that problem, even the extremely overrated Far Cry 3.
Till use 50 BMG anti-material rifle or 40mm M32 grenade launcher. 😂
@@BlueFusion2910 For the most part you're right, but Wildlands/Breakpoint were fine.
Haha yep! It always feels like you’re shooting the bad buys with airsoft guns… just like this. 😀
@@pyeitme508 bruh even the M32 felt like you were firing rubber rounds at times
The Divison has one the best vibes. Best story and coolest environment. The Division 2 is still active and regularly updated. I prefer pc but its on console.
it's also on PC tho
Division 1 was awesome. 2 was trash
Division 2 is on PC lol
@@stevegraves7040 Not exactly trash, but their upgrade system is just abhorrent.
I’ve been back into playing it. It’s been awesome.
For anyone wondering that slick plate carrier looks to be the UARM WPC
Yep, I absolutely love that you added the in-game sounds and soundtrack for the intro.
Thanks! Took some time to pull it all together, but the details matter.
Tactical vs Practical.
Thank you for bringing this up.
The division is by far the best load out you can have for an urban environment. It’s light, comfortable, practical, tech savvy, etc. Great video!
The Division 2 is still an all-time favorite! I started year 5, season 3, today.
Dude I’ve been looking for a video like this for so long!! I still love ‘The Division’ despite the bullet sponging😂😂😂
Me who has $10 expendable income a month: “hmm yes, very good…”
If you've got $10 a month and can dabble in prep this year, you can get each of these items by EOY:
1. get a first aid kit (control bleeding, prevent infection)
2. any kind of rain protection. the longer the better, climate permitting, so it can also trap heat when it's windy/chilly or even be used as a canopy, rain collector, or tarp (so you can sleep on the ground without getting damp)
3. a hat to trap head heat and resist the elements. in warmer months, you can soak it in water to resist heat exhaustion
4. sunscreen, highest spf you can get for $10
5. pocket knife/hammer some kind of tool that can serve multiple purposes (this last one is tricky on $10 but hopefully you won't need it often)
6. something that can store water, preferably a steel, even insualted/double walled, bottle. BPA free is nice but microplastics are among the least of our concerns in a SHTF sitch
At $10 a month, you won't look tacticool, but you may look alive, and that's very cool. Stay safe out there and be excellent to each other.
I'm in this comment and I don't like it
@@osango310 that’s awesome. You wrote that out. 👍
Look up dollar store survival tips. Discount stores like Ross or TJ Maxx have a very small camping/automotive section. Sometimes you can find “decent” stuff in there.
Honestly, Amazon...cordura is cordura is cordura. Take Condor for example, everyone craps on it but it's price means it's a battle tested company
I've been hiking a HPG chest pack attached to my surplus assault pack for years. Glad to see some folks catching up.
I have a flat pack that clips in perfectly with my micro rig. It is yes a bit more tactical but I have been doing it for quite a while and it's a great outdoorsy setup!
Do you like the flatpack? I had both sizes and sold them. I just really hated it. Curious how it's working for you?
I have a Virtus in .300 Blk with a X300u at the 12 and I love it. There is some significant shadow from the suppressor but 10 feet you can see the knees of a man sized target, so it’s still extremely functional. Also, I’m an active duty SERE Specialist with 2 years at the JPRA Urban program and this is a solid video. Maybe add a poncho fleece. If you contract a GSW, a little extra thermal protection can make a big difference. But there is always a “If I could add one more thing…” thing.
What is a GSW?
Gun Shot Wound
That bullet sponge in the intro was 200% accurate, in the game you are basically playing with paintballs it would seem.
Very good points about having a flexible and low profile kit for navigating areas of civil unrest. No reason to draw attention to yourself when you could be outnumbered by nefarious-minded individuals!
Quick note about your Kenosha comment though; I have spoken with several people who were boots-on-the-ground with the Sheriff’s Department during the riots and still work there. They are all pretty confident that the new Sheriff wouldn’t sit by and let the city burn like his predecessor did.
Kenosha has really gone downhill over the last 20 years!!
The Division and The Division 2 are two of my favorite games. Good work on the vid!
it's the eye roll in the beginning for me 🤣🤣🤣
Haha, yeah. That captured how we all feel when having to dump into bullet sponges.
One mag per person.?. yep, pretty true to the game..😂
The division is genuinely one of my favorite things and I had to watch this! I love it!!
Nice work! Glad you guys responded to our requests from the short!
I have the Vertx Ready 2.0 Pack, and this system works perfectly for my needs. The issue you mentioned about having to remove the entire rig to access items isn't a problem with this bag. I can unclip one of the straps, swing the bag around to access what I need, and then swing it back and reclip it easily. Thanks for giving me this idea! Since I work in armed security, I wanted a system that allows me to quickly switch to a harder-hitting platform if necessary, and this bag fits the bill.
For the MCX I have had that concept in my head for years, X300, MCX, T1 etc. Glad to see that its actually effective and usable.
I always liked the concept of The Division. The games needed a lot of help, but that aside, the SEE (Simplistic Elegant Effective) principle was what I tried to model my equipment off of.
And combat aside, camping, working, going out on the town, or going through that sketchy part of town, you should have something that supports what you’re doing there.
I ended up putting this together on my assault backpack. It's actually quite quick to get into the backpack. I ran the 2 side straps directly to the pack as well. I can unclip the 2 right side clips in less than 3 seconds, not bad. I've used this setup this summer with the kids hiking, the fair, and on a couple of trips. I like it.
Agree 100%. The chest pack should probably stay with you at any time and if you are able to put on your backpack or take it off whenever you like that’s much better than to have something combined. Maybe cool for hiking though.
That 4th gen in the opening clip!! I knew I loved this channel for a reason lol
Excellent production value and nice approach; people often use organizer pouches in a larger bag, but rarely do they think to use a waist pack in the same way, and it's a very flexible approach since it can both function as a sub-load organizer in a larger pack or stand alone too. While the lucas look is in, consider cargo pants for EDC; while it's on the other end of the form/function spectrum, some look very professional (Tru Spec 24/7 for instance) and suitable for daily wear. Would recommend shifting away from baofeng and towards stand-alone meshtastic messengers for team communication. It's secure (legally), works with atak/itak and contents cannot be monitored by device creators (google, apple or 3rd party stingray / cell approach), is inexpensive to get into and no legal hurdles like licensing required. While they can be direction found like anything else emitting this can be mitigated as always through best practices.
Everyone talks about a get home bag and with it they have all of this tactical gear. I really like this set up because I definitely would want to take a grey man approach if I had to use this bag but I like the ability to add the chest rig to the pack. I will definitely be getting the chest rig. I really appreciate the content you guys put out it is very relatable
i always love seeing stuff inspired by the division
For years I had a TLR mounted on top rail, Had a packup behind it flipped down. Worked great with a red dot.
Same here, bag gun is a folding 11.5 with an upside down TLR1. The switches are basically perfect for rifle use in my opinion.
Did this about 6 months ago. It’s funny because I immediately thought if the division as well. It’s cool, works well and makes me feel operator AF
My jaw hit the floor when I saw that short! Great idea!!
That wrap up with the "actual EDC" was a nice endcap. Would've liked to see what was in the pouch velcroed to the laptop, though... never seen that doen before and it's a cool add-on; I'm guessing wireless mouse, charging cable, and cable lock (maybe).
I personally use Velcro to attach hard drives and USB-C dongle‘s to my laptop so they don’t fly around
Larry Vickers was a fan of running X300 at 12 O'Clock with a ScalarWorks FSP behind it. It works AMAZINGLY good for being ambi, and has no height issues if you're running something like a 1.93 mount or Unity FAST mount for an Aimpoint.
Very informative and well made video covering lots of topics efficiently. Keep up the good work.
A recommendation for a low-pro gray man type chest rig that’s less tactical but still works okay if you train with it is the Viktos Low key chest rig. Wife got me one and it’s a perfect little bag that looks like a binocular harness but in times of need has room/ability for a concealed pistol and 3 AR mags.
Thanks man. I've been looking for something like this and it seems to check all the boxes for me.
I bought a Mystery Ranch fanny pack that I had converted into a chest rig using the harness from a cheapie tactical chest rig from Amazon, I wanted something that could hold a lot of items (including a firearm) but that I could still keep relatively innocuous looking for weekend hikes, I'm also able to integrate it with my 2 Mystery Ranch backpacks really well, including my large loadout bag. Great video!
I clicked on this, thinking it wasn’t gonna be that great and wonderful. But it absolutely was! Thank you for the time and effort you put into this video.
Thank you for reminding us that we need to verify our systems work before trusting them. Glocks don't seem to suppress well out of the box and the same seems true for many other handguns that aren't suppressor-ready. Like any gun, the sum of parts aka "the recipe" are what determines the entire SYSTEM runs correctly. The spring rate of both the recoil spring and the booster spring in the suppressor as well as the weight of the suppressor itself effects how the weapon functions. The weight of a silencer added to a barrel would normally prevent a browning tilting action pistol from being able to tilt, which is why we have the neilson device (booster). It makes the suppressor suspend in mid-air for a brief moment while the barrel performs its tilting action. The rate of that spring inside the booster assembly is one of the parts to this recipe, but sadly many manufacturers don't offer different spring rates for their boosters; (although i believe DA did provide them with the odessa) so we often have to change the recoil spring rate in the gun itself to help remedy the problem. Its been said that if you can get a can light enough, it doesn't even need the booster, never tested this myself though. The only guns I have that run can's are both suppressor ready from the factory and they both run very well. The can's i put on them are also very light though.
I ran the X300 on my shorty swat rifle for patrol over a year and loved it. Worked very well at night.
I did the same with my MR 3 day pack and added male/female to the bottom so I could attach to my plate carrier (added females to the front). Makes it nice because I can unbuckle the waist strap and flip the backpack over my head for easy access.
One the most helpful videos I've seen in a long time. Well done. I'm also a division player. The beginning was perfect 😂😂😂
Any prepper guy who can use the subjunctive mood in speaking (If I were to use...) is definitely smart and worth a listen.
The rogue music❤ im saving this to a playlist thank you!
Glad the division is getting love lately
This goes so hard. I love it. ISAC voice over and all.
We knew true fans would appreciate the details. ;)
You could attach the bottom clips of the chest rig to the pack, meaning you can just undo one side to Don and doff the whole assembly.
Great video. While I appreciate your admission of the rig/back pack clips has drawbacks, it's genius, and something I've been wondering about for a long time.
I've been toying around with this concept for a little bit, and watching other people's 'get home' bags has been helpful in planing out builds like this. Mystery Ranch, Vertx, 511s, and even some more standard civilian bags like ospreys or whatever really work in this regard. One thing another youtuber (Icr who atm) pointed out was remember, go lighter, because you might be walking for a while. (I'll look it up and post it as a reply because there's some good points to consider)
Once again, great video, also love the Division.
Yup, it was a grunt proof video. To sum up, basically, he advocates for just sustainment, speed, bartering, and planning alternate routes home ahead of time if you have to ditch your vehicle. Just look up the channel with get home bag and you're good.
I still am enjoying watching Dirty Civ. Watched the mission statement video for your two and respect the message and goal you guys have immensely.
I do something similar with my AMAPIII and the placard that agilite produces. I use it as a minimalist setup for carrying a "field" load if I'm just going to the motorpool for the day.
This is a great mix of a variety of different kinds of loadouts in one video. This is very well thought out and thank you.
On my HD Rig I'm running X300T-B on top 1913 rail . LAV taught me that 10+ years ago to have light setup in a way wherever your muzzle is pointing the light is pointing . X300T-B IMO works perfectly for 100Y and shooting at night on Carbine . Obviously I agree 1000% on the SF X300T-B OR X300U ran at 12 oclock position..
Nice video bro
This was a very interesting conceptual video. Curious as to what "carrier" you're using for that West Coast IIIA plate. Stay safe out there
Interested as well.
Also interested!
Looks like a UARM WPC 9:13
I liked both the fun and practical aspects.
I carry a backpack to work, you just gave me more ideas for upgrading/updating my "edc".
👍👍 is what this video deserves!
All that watch needs is an orange isac ring, like mine has. 😎
Speaking as a combat veteran, who is an avid Tom Clancy fan, and Division player, this video is outstanding!
Just as informative as it is entertaining. Thank you.
The low profile greyman who's capable of being a force multiplier, is precisely how preppers, minuteman, and concerned local citizens, should all be carrying themselves as well as edc gear.
Get home or bugout, you are your own logistics, acquisition on site will be essential. Every load out, for specific intent, will be different.
There is no one way, to rule them all.
Adapt, improvise and overcome, evolving with the situation will be key, as is teamwork. Pay attention to detail.
United We Stand, The Rest Is, Not An Option! 🇺🇲
Well the whole concept of a quick and compact rig that you can add to your backpack harness, works if you have to hide between civilians or something like that. In need you can theoretically put everything together in few seconds and be ready to get into fire fight, until you have enough time to wear the whole chest rig as intended and keep on with the fight.
Lol a Tom Clancy's Division game reference such as annoying bullet sponge 🧽 enemies 😂, though I prefer loadouts from Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon or Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell.🤣
If possible maybe videos about Grey Zone Warfare loadout or Toyota pickup truck modified into technical loadout?🤔
When we get access to Grey Zone, we'll definitely be doing some content with it in mind.
@@dirty-civilian sure thing bro 😎
That is actually awesome though. Always looking for better ideas to go about doing things. I just like how unique that is to put that right on the pack. As you say though, it's not necessarily practical. I can however see it being used in a "Division" loadout.
If you dont have an eberlestock bag youre kind of assed out if SHTF. The fact that you can haul the planet on your back then jettison a part of it for a little brother bag is top tier.
That being said if yall run the haley rig with the assault bag attachment then you have even more options. 3 weights. Perfect.
Very thought provoking setup. I dig the clip on chest rig idea and thought process on the rest of the contents.
I can tell you actually use critical thinking and have a process for your content. The videos always come across as well thought out rather than forced just to put something out for clicks/views. I appreciate the time and effort you put into what you do.
Thank you, we appreciate it!
Glad to see other division fans making quality content. MW2 is what made me appreciate how cool guns can be, the division 1 is what got me into gear and tactics. Such a great game and the 2nd could have been perfect if they went for the winter aesthetic that everyone loved from the first one.
Let's home div 3 goes back to winter
I like the “doom and gloom” content. I learn a lot from it and its why I found the page in the first place.
Go add some Paracord necklace on this chestpack, you don’t want your gear going upside down, even if it does not fall. This small addition made my Savotta Kukkaro chest pack perfect
The X300 mounted at 12 o'clock on an AR is a something I've done for years. Minimal added bulk, ambi, no wires to deal with.
Why not on the bottom?
@@SaltyBoogersDivers Because I use a thumb over bore grip and my thumb falls on the activation switch for the X300 with the light mounted at 12 o'clock
@@216Ronin as would your index finger with it mounted on the bottom
@@SaltyBoogersDivers you do you dude.
"What in the world is in that bag? What you got in that bag?" - Ludacris
A couple of gats, a couple of knives.
@@lucasblanchard47 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Rollout!
That powerbank kit looks pretty cool. Would like to see a link for that.
You should look at the Silencerco Hybrid 46. That would work for both your pistol and rifle. Putting a can on the rifle will be a lot more useful than the pistol until your holster is supressor ready or you'll have to take the can off every time you holster your pistol.
You know there are some interesting comms gear that you could have that could be offensive and defensive in this scenario. Legality of electronic warfare gear is questionable to have but when SHTF, being able to equalize an enemy with EW is valuable. Not sure if I want to put this scenario with this specific equipment but you can certainly cause some "Mayhem". Another interesting thing would be to neutralize your night vision without compromising your own vision at night. Interesting channel.
Still rock the division 2 on the ps4, glad they are keepimg it alive.
I JUST REDOWNLOADED AND STARTED REPLAYING THE DIVISION THE ORHER DAY‼️‼️
Get some!!!!
you can go Hill people gear Kit bag the H harness is very low profil and you can put your bag over it and clip you Kit bag on your back pack strap if you need more support
Thank God someone finally did it.
My favorite games to bad I was never good enough to hang in the dark zone .great video guys .
I have two AR's for two different situations.
I've got my PWS Mk116 Mod 2 with an LPVO 1-6x and an canted RMS for long short to longer range environments.
In an urban environment, I have a Daniel Defense Mk18 with an Eotech EXPS2.
However, with my luck, I'll twist my ankle and bash my head on a rock within the first 5 minutes during an end of the world scenario, and I'll be someone's amazing loot piñata.
I keep a 10.5 5.56 with a 1-8x LPVO and a top dot as my primary. It generally stays in my truck in a bag under the back seat.
A lot of people scoff at a 1-8x on a 10.5" barrel, but a magnified optic with a good reticle is way more than a sighting system.
Aside from the obvious benefit of more magnification for engaging targets, the main reason I run it is for observation. A good reticle will give you tons of information about what you're looking at, without giving any sign you're observing
The scope rarely leaves 3x unless I'm specifically dialing up to look at something. Going from 1x to 3x without removing my hands from my weapon system is a huge benefit to transitions over a dot/magnifier combo imo.
The top dot, if zeroed at the proper distances, has more utility than just passive aiming as well. 5.56 from a 10.5" barrel zeroed at 55 yards with a +4.5" height over bore gives a very flat trajectory out to 300, especially for the velocities you'll see in that barrel length.
My urban loadout is very similar, except I carry I P320 and a Flux Raider. I don't anticipate being in a situation where I have to shoot past 150 meters, so the Flux gives me plenty range along with the added benefit of fitting in a bag while suppressed and allowing me to only carry one caliber and magazine type.
Thanks for showing us your $15000 urban EDC lol
😂
15k loot drop
Lmao right! Larping gone way too far. We all have our things we like to blow money on I guess.
It gets easier when half of the stuff is given to you for free to do reviews on, I imagine.
Another STELLAR video guys! Love the content and keep up the great work!
Fantastic video gents. You guys are putting out fantastic content, good concepts, and thought provoking scenarios. Keep that up. What is that low profile plate carrier Josh pulled out during the actual EDC portion? It looks awesome.
I like how you ditched your rifle for the enemy rifle. In the division you practically have to unload all your ammo to down someone, so you have to steal theirs. Accurate. 😂
The eye roll about the Time To Kill is so accurate 😂
I have the Helikon-Tex Ranger green version of that Micro chest rig and love it.
As a dad, no matter what you do, the kid(s) need to know you do it out of love. Not out of anger, disappointment, frustration, last resort, etc. But out of love for them and their well being.
Love this! Love The Division!
I would say this has been a steller video.
But really, Josh. You guys are doing awesome work, word ticks and all
Love the idea of the backpack/chest rig. Maybe there’s a way to make it more usable.
Duuude I love The Division! This video is lit!! 🔥🔥
Been a gear whore for several years and a die hard Division fan since I got my PS4. Always like hearing setup ideas.
This is fun to some of us. 😂Just found you guys and loving the load out info so far. Keep it up
I just keep the single strap, I run a similar setup for... particular situations. I run the single strap and sling it over my shoulder like a purse with 3 mags if I need to drop my pack or give it to someone for some reason.
Some really good ideas in this video. One thing I always wonder about seeing all these kits people have is, do you always have multiple of those things that you keep in the pack? Is there enough stuff to run your full combat kit while this one stays ready at home? It sounds unlikely but maybe I'm just missing something.
Favorite franchise ever!
Would be awesome if you guys did something on / about ATAC for „normal“ people… excellent vid as always. Keep it up. Much love
Stay tuned:)
@@dirty-civilian 😍 will do. Greetings from Germany.
Great vid. Always tons of useful info and good thought topics in your videos. Thank you for the content!
Loved this video because of the realistic considerations. I’ll be rocking my SHD Agent loadout at Kalash Bash this year. Ready for extraction. 🎇🔫☣️🎒🚁
I'm not gonna lie, if yall havent seen the short film they did for The Division? It goes unnecessarily hard as fuck. It's like 30 minutes long and somehow has better story telling than the entirety of the game.....
The thumbnail gave me the fizz. How can I not watch. The concept behind The Division is way too cool. While game mechanics annoy me, the concept is movie worthy.
I loved the eye roll and subsequent mag dump. As a gun guy I hate games were enemies are bullet sponges
ONE THING I MIGHT SUGGEST FOR THE SURVIVAL DAKKA POUCH IS A SILLCOCK KEY
OTHERWISE, I REALLY LIKED THE REAL LIFE SETUP.
Just curious if you have the fanny pack on, how do you draw your conceal carry from the appendix position or maybe I missed something 🤔
This was a really good video. I appreciate the information trying to get my own stuff together and setup
This is an interesting and entertaining take on a topic. I’ve watched a handful of your videos, and I’ve poked around in your channel a handful of times. All pretty interesting/informative/entertaining stuff. I especially enjoyed your series on structure clearing. You guys seem to have an impressive handle on some of the less commonly used defensive tools (rifles, body armor, night vision, etc). All cool stuff that I find interesting and entertaining, but I have to ask out of genuine curiosity: do you guys ever participate in any less lethal training/preparation such as OC spray and/or martial arts/combative training? I ask because I find your channel informative, entertaining, and incredibly thorough, but it seems like the majority of the topics covered (such as having a boonie hat equipped with night vision and a backpack gun because it’s an election year) seem to be (literally and figuratively) geared more toward black swan events than some of the more fundamental (and dare I say basic) aspects of personal protection such as martial arts training and less lethal training. Forgive me if this comes off as a meandering rant, but I am curious. The topics you cover are interesting and entertaining, but it seems like some of this stuff is sort of like putting the cart before the horse. It’s great to have all of these tools and the ability to implement them, but I feel like there are more fundamental skills, tools, and ideas that are several times more likely to be employed than a backpack gun, a chest rig/backpack hybrid, and a boonie hat with night vision. Not casting shade or judging, but as far as living in/around urban and suburban areas… it seems like the ability to fight, manage unknown contacts, and employ less lethal tools are several times more likely to be utilized than the items covered in this video. This is the internet so I unfortunately have to make the disclaimer that I am not against people owning or using any of the items in this video. I think it’s great. Again, to me, it seems like the majority of people would get far more benefit from fundamental skills and tools than from some of the less common (albeit cooler) defensive tools (rifles, night vision, etc). Again, I’m not casting shade or judging but just curious. I make the above meandering comment with the 80/20 principle in the back of my mind. This is all very cool stuff, but the likelihood of utilizing any of it is very low when compared to a lot of the more fundamental skills and tools.
The Division universe is really cool. The SHD are literally dirty civilians. Would be nice to see some Div patches & whatnot on fellow dirty civs.
This is the video I’ve been waiting for!!!!