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    Chest Rigs Decision.

    I'm looking at doing some classes in the future and I'd like to get a chest rig. I could spend a little on the Condor Ronin or about $100 more for the Haley set up. I could take that money and spend it on ammo.

    Does anyone have any first hand experience with the Ronin rig? I know Condor has improved their quality as of lately.

    What say you?

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    https://www.m4carbine.net/showthread.php?t=155209

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    The HSP D3 rig is hard to beat for an out of the box setup. You might want to consider buying the heavy version and just using the inserts for AR mags. This would give you a very versatile rig that would cover about any platform you could run in the future.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Nightstalker865 View Post
    The HSP D3 rig is hard to beat for an out of the box setup. You might want to consider buying the heavy version and just using the inserts for AR mags. This would give you a very versatile rig that would cover about any platform you could run in the future.


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    Chet- unless you have a need to carry more "stuff", I would seriously consider investing in this option.
    If you can live with the bit of extra space in the mag pouches, since they're .308, the D3 Heavy is actually not a bad looking general purpose "light" setup for range, or maybe a SHTF vehicle kit. I haven't been able to get hands-on one yet, but it looks like you could use the small zip GP for a basic IFAK, and then the large GP they were actually smart and but some elastic organizational bands into, so you could carry a multi tool, spare handheld light, batteries, snacks, map, basically whatever you might need to fit there.

    And of course, down the road, if you find 4 mags isn't quite enough, or don't have enough GP space, Haley puts out some attachable accessories to plus up either space.
    Honestly, if it did a couple things slightly differently for my needs, I would have one in a heartbeat.

    Of course the Mayflower UW or 5.56 D3 are not bad options either. I just (personally) hate the small flapped pouches on both of them.
    Frankly, one of the best options you could do would be to buy an ATS "slick" all-MOLLE, and build you're own, since it seems like you're leaning in that direction anyway. This is hands down one of the best, and most versatile MOLLE chest rigs you can lay your hands on and they're a whopping $60[?].
    So this way, if you're like me and hate pre-sized permanently attached pouches, you can get everything set up "just so" how you want it.
    Further, you can spend the money in bits and pieces to build it, instead of $200 in one lump sum.

    But anyway you go, I would think twice before putting money into condor stuff. Their quality *may* have improved, but it's is still a far cry from where the other quality tactical gear companies are at. Not to mention, you're paying good money for clunky outdated mediocre designs.

    Another thing that may help here, is perhaps the OP can give a little more info about the budget for gear, as well as exactly what level of stuff he wants to carry...
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    Thanks for the replies. My budget flexible. Which is why I gave two ends of the spectrum. I really like the Haley setup, but I'm not sure it is a necessary purchase for my level of experience or knowledge. The money saved I can use for ammo.

    Thanks for the other option. I agree that the flaps are a no go for me.

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    Quote Originally Posted by bsoileau24 View Post
    https://www.m4carbine.net/showthread.php?t=155209

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    Read that and ask questions.
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    That thread has already been suggested, but thanks anyways,

    After reading that thread, I think I'll go with th x harness and a mav. Wondering what the benefits of a split vs a single mav might be.

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    If you want black, SKD has a Pig UCR in their demo section for $80. Also, if this is just for a carbine class maybe take a look at some belt mounted mag pouches.
    http://www.skdtac.com/product-p/dmo.380.htm

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    If you just want something for a class then look at Blue Force Gears's Ten-Speed Chest Rig. Use that and then figure out what you want. Jumping right into an expensive single purpose chest rig in not the answer. Also if Condor is now making their gear twice as good it is still well below any reasonable standard of quality for gear that is meant for anything other than airsoft.

    https://www.blueforcegear.com/ten-sp...chest-rig.html


    Then look at setting up a rig like the MAV after you know what you want.

    Is this your first shooting course?
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    The Haley rig is supposed to be pretty decent but look into Mayflower as well, they have a lot more options. If you'd like to keep it at $100 or so, the SKD PIG UCR is hard to beat and way better than anything from Condor IMO.


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