You'd think that this channel would have a decently large amount of subscribers just by the quality of this video alone. This channel is criminally underrated; you guys are great and deserve more views.
Thanks Javier, for watching and taking the time to put your thoughts in a comment. We hope that the release of our channel trailer tomorrow will make people understand why they have to subscribe. We hope you will be watching that one too! 😉 | Viper out & Instinct out
Great advice guys. After doing investigations i just bought a similar TT set (the v1 outer belt and MCL pouches). With hi-capa mags, the MCL pouches are really tight and i needed to fasten the pouches with some extra velcro and a ty-rap to the belt. Seems to work great, now time for some action!
I'm not sure of the original intention of drop leg holsters, but they're best suited for use in a vehicle. It makes it allot easier to draw from a seated position and is also allot more comfortable. I work with a Sheriff's office to train their explorers medical skills and I notice alot of beat cops wear a dropleg while swat guys tend to use a hip holster when they're doing swat stuff and use a drop leg when they're on regular patrol.
Ok, thanks for your input on this. Of course we're sharing our experience on this specific subject and obviously everyone has their own preferences for whatever they do. I Viper
Well I used to use two pistols as standard with an occasional third when pistol only games. One was an Arktis dropleg holster, fixed in place and no wobble. On the belt I had a UM84 USArmy issue bianchi fullflap holster, both served well for 17 years of airsoft. I tried shoulder holsters, but they wobble too much and pistols can drop out when moving. I've had pistols in chest web, which is nice for a backup, but was a Velcro flap so no quiet draw, but if you're onto your critical backup stealth has probably been blown anyway. My primary pistol had 5 mags, one in the gun and two twin mag pouches. During a days play of 8 or so games, at least two each Sunday would be pistol only games, it was a thing. No reloading you had what you had, so shots counted. No hicap mags either. My then MP5 had 9 magazines as standard.
Thanks for sharing your experience with dropleg holsters and other kind of holster systems. 5 pistol mags might indeed be a necessity for pistol only games if you're playing like it is meant to. We're personally not a fan of those highcap magazines either. We like to keep things as realistic as possible. 😉 | Viper out
One of the videos that fortified the idea to ditch my dump pouch :P. I’m running a tasmanian tiger battle belt with velcro patches on the inside. And TT has velcro inner belts for that, but I switched to a sturdier one for duty belts. And my belt has seen a ton of changes over the past 10/11 months as I keep modifying it. It is now set up for cqb running mostly mag pouches for my sidearm and primary. And a attachement for a dropleg platform. I use a cytak drop leg platform, indeed pulled up pretty high without removing straps. And those holsters keep it in quite secure. The setup is mostly meant to function ambidexterous as I’m a lefty and I have my side arm on the right to train myself in using it with both hands. Same for my primary. Another very interesting video to say the least as it definitely helps narrowing and looking into functionality.
great basic setup to start with... everybody likes something differant as you say... but a great way to start... love the video's... how come you dont have millions of subscribers???
You're not first one asking us why we haven't got more subs. Well, one reason is we only started about nearly a year ago and the second reason is that social media are a total bitch these days. 🤣 No seriously, it used to be much easier to grow online a few years back. So, any kind of support from our followers, like sharing our content, commenting, mouth to mouth talk, etc is definitely helpful. 😉 | Viper out
I prefer using a dump pouch towards my left gluteus, (if you know what I mean). On my belt obviously I don’t just put in all the used magazines, but in a firefight I’ll drop my current mag in there, and then use a fresh mag. Once I’m in a safe spot, I can put the contents from the dump pouch into mags’ respective pouches. To me it’s faster then dropping it onto the ground or in your pocket
Very very nice video, and pretty similar to my ideal setup. Here is my slightly different version. I use an Ares Gear Ranger Belt, which I think is count as a threaded belt but hard and thought enough to retain my gear. I personally ok with reattaching things cause I usually do it once for a day of games and some of my holsters and pouches feathering some kind of quick de-attach buckles like the BladeTech tek-lok, which really make things easier. Plus, I still think it is the most secure way to have all my stuff go through the belt loops of my pants. I do use some drop-leg holsters and some waist mounted holsters , just try to get them as high as they can and they won't affect too much. I do agree the best way is mounted it on your waist. It is easier to draw your sidearm while running cause your waist won't move as much as your leg so you can easily grab your handgun. However, leg holsters still have their advantages in some situation. First of all, it looks really cool, especially when you are having a heavy loadout style. Besides, it is actually a little bit easier to draw your gun when you're not moving high speed cause you don't have to raise your arm too much. It's more matters when using a long or big handgun like Desert Eagle or MK23 etc. I also like to keep my handgun holster and handgun magazine pouches on my belt instead of my vest. The plate carrier can't stop me from getting hit like it did in real life. So when I want to do some handgun only style in some games of the day, I can just take off my vest and started to run really fast with my handgun only and I still got everything I need to fight with on my belt. So I would always keep them on my belt, and maybe some of these in the futures. 1. a unity pouch which can keep all my personal belongings (Wallet, phone, keys etc.) 2. a first-aid kit would be awesome when I sure I know how to use it 3. a radio pouch if I get a radio in the futures 4. maybe a flashlight pouch for a hand-held flashlight if it doesn't work well to just clip in my pants pocket. 5. some cool looking little accessories which will not take too many spaces and won't weight too much. Thank you again for making this video. It is really enjoyable to watch even I already had a similar thought before watching. And also thanks for making the subs for it. It helps to understand the content for non-English speakers like me, even though they're still English but I don't have to deal with the listening problems. I just hit the subscribe button, keep it up, guys.
First of all thanks for watching and writing such an extensive comment. It's always nice to read that people are using a similar setup, because this also confirms that our thought process is somewhat similar and that others may want to try it out as well. I also like that you explain the differences between our setups. Since this provides additional information for our viewers. And after all that's why people visit us, so thanks for that! Furthermore, thanks for sharing your experience with the drop-leg holsters since we lack some experience with them (though we will cover this later when we've gathered the experience). And of course we are glad that you enjoy watching our video and actually use the subtitles since it requires quite some additional time to create them. | Instinct out
Hello! I am a new joiner on this world...and what you said makes a lot of sense! Thank you very much for your contribution and keep going...but I have to say...those of record movies are awesome! Hahaha!!! Carry on! And thank you again!👍👍👍 Capt. Brosco.
I use 2 hsgi taco kangaroo pouches to hold my rifle mags and my pistol mags, and i definatly think you can store more on a leg rig, the only down side of having heaps on your leg is the wieght, but if you keep it to a minimum you shouldnt expeirience any hindering of preformance, but once again like you said, it co.es down to personal preferance
Exactly, weight has a lot to do with it. That's why we try to avoid carrying too much stuff as much as possible. And personal preference is indeed the most decisive factor. 😄| Viper out
I know I get on you guys about your spelling, but I must say out of all airsoft UA-camrs dropping such content I'll actually listen to what you guys are talking about. Keep it up fellas.
Thanks! We got the pants from a store in Sweden I think. But nowadays a pair of these cost around €400 and that's not worth it my eyes. You better have a look at the tactical clothes from Direct Action (shop.reconbrothers.com/product/direct-action-vanguard-combat-trousers/), Spar-Tac (shop.reconbrothers.com/spar-tac/) & Helikon-tex. Similar quality for fairer prices. I Viper
I prefer drop legs to hip holsters, but i do have my drop leg higher up than usuall so i have the best of both worlds height wise, and depending on the holster, i find if the straps are tight, they dont shake to much, i also run a leg rig on my left leg for extra mag pouches intead of on my belt
Thanks for sharing your experience with drop leg holsters. 👍 Is it easy to use such a leg rig? Meaning isn't it too far down on your leg to quickly change mags or do place it pretty high up? Just thinking. 🤔 | Viper out
This really helped me! I’m looking to make a pistol-only load out to help me start for now. (I’m new and don’t have a lot of cash, so it’s a slow build up lol 😂)
Don't worry, we'd rather do these things slow and thought-through. Rushing it only leads to disappointments and products that end up in a dark spot to be forgotten. 😆 I Viper
You can get these products from bfgoutdoor.com and if they're not in stock, the shop owner can easily order any of these (just send him an e-mail). ✌ | Viper out
First aid kits in airsoft for personal use would only need to be very basic, as your marshall team would be expected to address any broken bone injuries or worse. Unless of course you wanted to be fully equipped to be an on-call medic and first responder until emergency services reached your game site. My field kit for when in charge of groups (walks, trips, hill ventures) is a large pouch, 30cm x 20cm x 15cm pretty heavy and not suitable for airsoft. As a player I would advise a small kit with strip plaster to cut off slices, scissors, tweezers for thorns, a needle also, steriwipes, alcohol gel, a few plasters of larger sizes, maybe a bandage or two. Get a pouch that opens out totally and unzips on 3 sides, otherwise access to your stuff inside will be limited. Consider adding pain killers, anti-allergy tablets, insect repellent, insect bite cream, sun cream, waterproof clear plasters (sweat proof), and tissues. If intending to use on others surgical gloves, and they will need to ask for painkillers and take them, you're not allowed to give. Rules depending on country. Ideally pouch would be waterproof. Ebay has lots of ready made pouches which can be good starting points, be cautious though and expect to add to them. Cheap plasters don't stick well etc. 99% of airsoft wounds will be cuts and lacerations from shambles and bushes, and splinters. Steriwipes, plasters, tweezers absolute essentials.
Ok, thanks Aaron for this very clear explanation. We now, do have an already better idea of what to get inside such a IFAK pouch. 👍🏼 And like you said, these things are indeed very basic. Hope you enjoy our videos as much as you enjoy our photos on Instagram. 😁 | Viper out
Great content as always. A bit off topic but do you run aftermarket sights on your pistols or just the standard Marui dot sights? I don't use a drop leg holster but I have a low/mid ride bracket for my Blackhawk Omnivore which I find to be absolutely perfect for me and I've noticed the difference with my draw.
Pistol mag pouch: www.bfgoutdoor.com/winkel/sgl-pl-mag-pouch-mcl-khaki/ M4 mag pouch: www.bfgoutdoor.com/winkel/sgl-mag-pouch-mcl-olive/ These are the pouches we use, of course you can also choose your color. This shop does EU shipments only. ✌| Instinct out
Do you know of any CQC holster for the FN5-7? Can't seem to find any. Had one for my G17 and loved to way I could quick draw with the finger retention. I have a Safariland tan dropleg to get close to the ABL default load out, and works fine for lower paced outdoor skirms; but for faster paced CQB skirms I would like to get a CQC holster on my belt again. As for the IFAK. Join a free Red Cross basic training course. I did a while back and you learn a lot that might come in handy for airsoft games (and other scenario's of course). My IFAK consists of 2 parts. One mini IFAK for my belt and one IFAK pouch on my plate carrier. Mini ifak has one pair of disposable gloves, small tweezes, mini scissors, small plasters, small bandage and some sterile and non sterile compress gauges. The larger ifak consists of the same is the mini with additional larger bandages, more sizes of plasters, large medical shear , pressure bandage, triangle bandage, alcohol swaps and a tourniquet in case of larger injuries.
I do believe that the Blackhawk CQC Serpa Holster I personally use for my Sig P226 E2 is also available for a FN5-7. 🤙 As for the IFAK, thanks for the info bro. We'll definitely take your advice into count. 😉 | Viper out
It's a pretty old design from a brand called "Tasmanian Tiger". I don't know if they even make them anymore. But if you look for something similar or even better, you can have a look at our assortment: shop.reconbrothers.com/body/waist-gear/?filters=product_cat%5B1380%5D
@@aidancarey5849 Ok, seems like you already found your answer. 😂 Anyway we also put our empty mags in our plate carrier. Here is the link if you want to check it out. 😉 | Instinct out ua-cam.com/video/8xFXYvWNlIs/v-deo.html
They're made by Tasmanian Tiger. The ones in the video are their previous version. You can have a look at the new versions that offer more grip on shop.reconbrothers.com/product/tasmanian-tiger-sgl-pi-mag-pouch-mcl/ (= fast pistol pouch) & shop.reconbrothers.com/product/tasmanian-tiger-sgl-mag-pouch-mcl-lp/ (= fast rifle pouch). | Viper
Do you suggest paddle or belt clip for a holster? I’m looking for a holster for my belt and I’m not sure which is more stable. Any input is greatly appreciated
We don't have that much experience with various holsters. But I don't think there's much difference when it comes to stability with these two. I use a paddle holster at the moment, but never had issues with it regarding stability. I Viper
Link to the belt (inner & outer together): shop.reconbrothers.com/product/tasmanian-tiger-equipment-belt-mkii-set/ Link to the belt with our pouches setup: shop.reconbrothers.com/product/reconbrothers-belt-setup-2019/ ✌ | Viper
You'd think that this channel would have a decently large amount of subscribers just by the quality of this video alone. This channel is criminally underrated; you guys are great and deserve more views.
Thanks Javier, for watching and taking the time to put your thoughts in a comment. We hope that the release of our channel trailer tomorrow will make people understand why they have to subscribe. We hope you will be watching that one too! 😉 | Viper out & Instinct out
No it's because the channel is shit, simple
Under rated channel
Thanks man, appreciate it a lot! 👍 | Viper out
Great advice guys. After doing investigations i just bought a similar TT set (the v1 outer belt and MCL pouches). With hi-capa mags, the MCL pouches are really tight and i needed to fasten the pouches with some extra velcro and a ty-rap to the belt. Seems to work great, now time for some action!
Go kick some ass, bro! 😜 | Viper out
I'm not sure of the original intention of drop leg holsters, but they're best suited for use in a vehicle. It makes it allot easier to draw from a seated position and is also allot more comfortable. I work with a Sheriff's office to train their explorers medical skills and I notice alot of beat cops wear a dropleg while swat guys tend to use a hip holster when they're doing swat stuff and use a drop leg when they're on regular patrol.
Ok, thanks for your input on this. Of course we're sharing our experience on this specific subject and obviously everyone has their own preferences for whatever they do. I Viper
Well I used to use two pistols as standard with an occasional third when pistol only games. One was an Arktis dropleg holster, fixed in place and no wobble. On the belt I had a UM84 USArmy issue bianchi fullflap holster, both served well for 17 years of airsoft. I tried shoulder holsters, but they wobble too much and pistols can drop out when moving. I've had pistols in chest web, which is nice for a backup, but was a Velcro flap so no quiet draw, but if you're onto your critical backup stealth has probably been blown anyway. My primary pistol had 5 mags, one in the gun and two twin mag pouches. During a days play of 8 or so games, at least two each Sunday would be pistol only games, it was a thing. No reloading you had what you had, so shots counted. No hicap mags either. My then MP5 had 9 magazines as standard.
Thanks for sharing your experience with dropleg holsters and other kind of holster systems. 5 pistol mags might indeed be a necessity for pistol only games if you're playing like it is meant to. We're personally not a fan of those highcap magazines either. We like to keep things as realistic as possible. 😉 | Viper out
One of the videos that fortified the idea to ditch my dump pouch :P. I’m running a tasmanian tiger battle belt with velcro patches on the inside. And TT has velcro inner belts for that, but I switched to a sturdier one for duty belts. And my belt has seen a ton of changes over the past 10/11 months as I keep modifying it. It is now set up for cqb running mostly mag pouches for my sidearm and primary. And a attachement for a dropleg platform. I use a cytak drop leg platform, indeed pulled up pretty high without removing straps. And those holsters keep it in quite secure. The setup is mostly meant to function ambidexterous as I’m a lefty and I have my side arm on the right to train myself in using it with both hands. Same for my primary. Another very interesting video to say the least as it definitely helps narrowing and looking into functionality.
Great channel guys! Congrats!
great basic setup to start with... everybody likes something differant as you say... but a great way to start... love the video's... how come you dont have millions of subscribers???
You're not first one asking us why we haven't got more subs. Well, one reason is we only started about nearly a year ago and the second reason is that social media are a total bitch these days. 🤣 No seriously, it used to be much easier to grow online a few years back. So, any kind of support from our followers, like sharing our content, commenting, mouth to mouth talk, etc is definitely helpful. 😉 | Viper out
All really well thought out, good advice. What a guy.
And this is just the beginning. We'll make new videos in the future and go even further.
I prefer using a dump pouch towards my left gluteus, (if you know what I mean). On my belt obviously
I don’t just put in all the used magazines, but in a firefight I’ll drop my current mag in there, and then use a fresh mag. Once I’m in a safe spot, I can put the contents from the dump pouch into mags’ respective pouches. To me it’s faster then dropping it onto the ground or in your pocket
Very very nice video, and pretty similar to my ideal setup.
Here is my slightly different version.
I use an Ares Gear Ranger Belt, which I think is count as a threaded belt but hard and thought enough to retain my gear. I personally ok with reattaching things cause I usually do it once for a day of games and some of my holsters and pouches feathering some kind of quick de-attach buckles like the BladeTech tek-lok, which really make things easier. Plus, I still think it is the most secure way to have all my stuff go through the belt loops of my pants.
I do use some drop-leg holsters and some waist mounted holsters , just try to get them as high as they can and they won't affect too much. I do agree the best way is mounted it on your waist. It is easier to draw your sidearm while running cause your waist won't move as much as your leg so you can easily grab your handgun. However, leg holsters still have their advantages in some situation. First of all, it looks really cool, especially when you are having a heavy loadout style. Besides, it is actually a little bit easier to draw your gun when you're not moving high speed cause you don't have to raise your arm too much. It's more matters when using a long or big handgun like Desert Eagle or MK23 etc.
I also like to keep my handgun holster and handgun magazine pouches on my belt instead of my vest. The plate carrier can't stop me from getting hit like it did in real life. So when I want to do some handgun only style in some games of the day, I can just take off my vest and started to run really fast with my handgun only and I still got everything I need to fight with on my belt.
So I would always keep them on my belt, and maybe some of these in the futures.
1. a unity pouch which can keep all my personal belongings (Wallet, phone, keys etc.)
2. a first-aid kit would be awesome when I sure I know how to use it
3. a radio pouch if I get a radio in the futures
4. maybe a flashlight pouch for a hand-held flashlight if it doesn't work well to just clip in my pants pocket.
5. some cool looking little accessories which will not take too many spaces and won't weight too much.
Thank you again for making this video. It is really enjoyable to watch even I already had a similar thought before watching. And also thanks for making the subs for it. It helps to understand the content for non-English speakers like me, even though they're still English but I don't have to deal with the listening problems.
I just hit the subscribe button, keep it up, guys.
First of all thanks for watching and writing such an extensive comment. It's always nice to read that people are using a similar setup, because this also confirms that our thought process is somewhat similar and that others may want to try it out as well. I also like that you explain the differences between our setups. Since this provides additional information for our viewers. And after all that's why people visit us, so thanks for that!
Furthermore, thanks for sharing your experience with the drop-leg holsters since we lack some experience with them (though we will cover this later when we've gathered the experience).
And of course we are glad that you enjoy watching our video and actually use the subtitles since it requires quite some additional time to create them. | Instinct out
Hello! I am a new joiner on this world...and what you said makes a lot of sense! Thank you very much for your contribution and keep going...but I have to say...those of record movies are awesome! Hahaha!!! Carry on! And thank you again!👍👍👍 Capt. Brosco.
Thanks, glad you enjoyed the video! I Instinct
Excellent video. It might be worth linking the company you use for your equipment.
We are working on that, thanks for watching. 😉 | Instinct out
I use 2 hsgi taco kangaroo pouches to hold my rifle mags and my pistol mags, and i definatly think you can store more on a leg rig, the only down side of having heaps on your leg is the wieght, but if you keep it to a minimum you shouldnt expeirience any hindering of preformance, but once again like you said, it co.es down to personal preferance
Exactly, weight has a lot to do with it. That's why we try to avoid carrying too much stuff as much as possible. And personal preference is indeed the most decisive factor. 😄| Viper out
I know I get on you guys about your spelling, but I must say out of all airsoft UA-camrs dropping such content I'll actually listen to what you guys are talking about. Keep it up fellas.
Don't worry about the spelling, great you corrected us since it isn't our native language. Great to hear you're enjoying our content. 😁 I Viper
You guys are amazing should have way more subs
Thanks, you're not the only one mentioning that. I Viper
Great channel so subscribed, where did you get your combat trousers from ?
Thanks! We got the pants from a store in Sweden I think. But nowadays a pair of these cost around €400 and that's not worth it my eyes. You better have a look at the tactical clothes from Direct Action (shop.reconbrothers.com/product/direct-action-vanguard-combat-trousers/), Spar-Tac (shop.reconbrothers.com/spar-tac/) & Helikon-tex. Similar quality for fairer prices. I Viper
You guys really need more subs
Thanks, we appreciate the comment! Feel free to help us out by sharing our content and information! | Instinct
@@ReconBrothers trust me I do, keep it up guys
My opinion is drop leg holsters suck, but mid thigh holsters are great. Not too high on the hip and not as terribly low as the drop leg.
I have to agree with you. I Viper
@@ReconBrothers Im glad you do💯love the content, love from South Africa🇿🇦💯
great informative video of your toughts, keep up the good work =)
Thanks for the compliment, bro. 👍 We'll keep giving it our best shot. 😎 | Viper out
I prefer drop legs to hip holsters, but i do have my drop leg higher up than usuall so i have the best of both worlds height wise, and depending on the holster, i find if the straps are tight, they dont shake to much, i also run a leg rig on my left leg for extra mag pouches intead of on my belt
Thanks for sharing your experience with drop leg holsters. 👍 Is it easy to use such a leg rig? Meaning isn't it too far down on your leg to quickly change mags or do place it pretty high up? Just thinking. 🤔 | Viper out
This really helped me! I’m looking to make a pistol-only load out to help me start for now. (I’m new and don’t have a lot of cash, so it’s a slow build up lol 😂)
Don't worry, we'd rather do these things slow and thought-through. Rushing it only leads to disappointments and products that end up in a dark spot to be forgotten. 😆 I Viper
If you have the drop leg nice and high, i find it works great
That's what we expected. Seems logic as well. | Viper out
What backpack are you using @ 7:50?
It's the Tasmanian Tiger Tac Pouch 11 shop.reconbrothers.com/product/tasmanian-tiger-tac-pouch-11/ | Viper
I am getting into airsoft what are the 3 types of belts
Hi, you can find everything you need to know about the 3 types of belts in this video. m.ua-cam.com/video/0myPZeCEs-g/v-deo.html ✌| Instinct out
Do you have any links😁😁
You can get these products from bfgoutdoor.com and if they're not in stock, the shop owner can easily order any of these (just send him an e-mail). ✌ | Viper out
Great advice even for guys that are in the military.
Heard this a few times, glad to help you out too with our work. More stuff like this incoming in the future as well of course. I Viper
Is that the Esstac Shooters belt, looks like the one I have
No, it's an old version of Tasmanian Tiger's tactical belts. They could have about the same features. 🤷♂️ I Viper
Thanks
First aid kits in airsoft for personal use would only need to be very basic, as your marshall team would be expected to address any broken bone injuries or worse. Unless of course you wanted to be fully equipped to be an on-call medic and first responder until emergency services reached your game site. My field kit for when in charge of groups (walks, trips, hill ventures) is a large pouch, 30cm x 20cm x 15cm pretty heavy and not suitable for airsoft. As a player I would advise a small kit with strip plaster to cut off slices, scissors, tweezers for thorns, a needle also, steriwipes, alcohol gel, a few plasters of larger sizes, maybe a bandage or two. Get a pouch that opens out totally and unzips on 3 sides, otherwise access to your stuff inside will be limited. Consider adding pain killers, anti-allergy tablets, insect repellent, insect bite cream, sun cream, waterproof clear plasters (sweat proof), and tissues. If intending to use on others surgical gloves, and they will need to ask for painkillers and take them, you're not allowed to give. Rules depending on country. Ideally pouch would be waterproof. Ebay has lots of ready made pouches which can be good starting points, be cautious though and expect to add to them. Cheap plasters don't stick well etc. 99% of airsoft wounds will be cuts and lacerations from shambles and bushes, and splinters. Steriwipes, plasters, tweezers absolute essentials.
Ok, thanks Aaron for this very clear explanation. We now, do have an already better idea of what to get inside such a IFAK pouch. 👍🏼 And like you said, these things are indeed very basic. Hope you enjoy our videos as much as you enjoy our photos on Instagram. 😁 | Viper out
Hello, how do you attach Molle type accessories on this belt?
In this video we explain everything on how to molle. ua-cam.com/video/jwWPKdT9kYw/v-deo.html 🤟 | Instinct out
Great content as always. A bit off topic but do you run aftermarket sights on your pistols or just the standard Marui dot sights?
I don't use a drop leg holster but I have a low/mid ride bracket for my Blackhawk Omnivore which I find to be absolutely perfect for me and I've noticed the difference with my draw.
Thanks, for watching! We still run the standard sights. I Instinct
what pouches are you using. Can you link them?
Pistol mag pouch: www.bfgoutdoor.com/winkel/sgl-pl-mag-pouch-mcl-khaki/
M4 mag pouch: www.bfgoutdoor.com/winkel/sgl-mag-pouch-mcl-olive/
These are the pouches we use, of course you can also choose your color. This shop does EU shipments only. ✌| Instinct out
Do you know of any CQC holster for the FN5-7? Can't seem to find any. Had one for my G17 and loved to way I could quick draw with the finger retention.
I have a Safariland tan dropleg to get close to the ABL default load out, and works fine for lower paced outdoor skirms; but for faster paced CQB skirms I would like to get a CQC holster on my belt again.
As for the IFAK. Join a free Red Cross basic training course. I did a while back and you learn a lot that might come in handy for airsoft games (and other scenario's of course).
My IFAK consists of 2 parts. One mini IFAK for my belt and one IFAK pouch on my plate carrier.
Mini ifak has one pair of disposable gloves, small tweezes, mini scissors, small plasters, small bandage and some sterile and non sterile compress gauges.
The larger ifak consists of the same is the mini with additional larger bandages, more sizes of plasters, large medical shear , pressure bandage, triangle bandage, alcohol swaps and a tourniquet in case of larger injuries.
I do believe that the Blackhawk CQC Serpa Holster I personally use for my Sig P226 E2 is also available for a FN5-7. 🤙 As for the IFAK, thanks for the info bro. We'll definitely take your advice into count. 😉 | Viper out
What is the name of the belt that is shown in the video?
It's a pretty old design from a brand called "Tasmanian Tiger". I don't know if they even make them anymore. But if you look for something similar or even better, you can have a look at our assortment: shop.reconbrothers.com/body/waist-gear/?filters=product_cat%5B1380%5D
Where do u leave your empty mags during a game?
Nevermind 😂
@@aidancarey5849 Ok, seems like you already found your answer. 😂 Anyway we also put our empty mags in our plate carrier. Here is the link if you want to check it out. 😉 | Instinct out ua-cam.com/video/8xFXYvWNlIs/v-deo.html
@@ReconBrothers spot on mate, loving the little skits you put into the videos as if they were critical missions😂. Keep it up lads
What pouches are those?
They're made by Tasmanian Tiger. The ones in the video are their previous version. You can have a look at the new versions that offer more grip on shop.reconbrothers.com/product/tasmanian-tiger-sgl-pi-mag-pouch-mcl/ (= fast pistol pouch) & shop.reconbrothers.com/product/tasmanian-tiger-sgl-mag-pouch-mcl-lp/ (= fast rifle pouch). | Viper
Do you suggest paddle or belt clip for a holster? I’m looking for a holster for my belt and I’m not sure which is more stable. Any input is greatly appreciated
We don't have that much experience with various holsters. But I don't think there's much difference when it comes to stability with these two. I use a paddle holster at the moment, but never had issues with it regarding stability. I Viper
can highly recommend the phoenixtacticalgear kydex holsters, you should check them out
We heard from those holsters before. You're not the first one mentioning that to us. 😁 Thanks for your comment, bro! 🤘 | Viper out
@@ReconBrothers i have 7 of them :) plus 2 double pistol mag carrier and a single AR mag carrier
@@sike3000 Well, that makes it more than clear! 😁✌ | Viper out
@@ReconBrothers I just ordered a alpha holster for my TM USP
@@sike3000 Wow 8 holsters?! How many to go before the every pistol in your collection has one? 😅 | Instinct out
Ive looked on your shop and im trying to find the velcro inner belt and the belt butni cant seeem to find it. Can you help
Link to the belt (inner & outer together): shop.reconbrothers.com/product/tasmanian-tiger-equipment-belt-mkii-set/
Link to the belt with our pouches setup: shop.reconbrothers.com/product/reconbrothers-belt-setup-2019/ ✌ | Viper
@@ReconBrothers thanks
Sorry, name of belt?
The belt is called the "EQUIPMENT BELT MKII SET" from Tasmanian tiger. | Instinct out
@@ReconBrothers Very THX :-)
I dont need a vest or a rifle im use a riot shield and a glock 18c with drum mag
Even though this is airsoft, you treat this as military session.