
Originally Posted by
Magic_Salad0892
Okay, here's a question.
A friend had me try his ballistic codpiece. Not sure who made it, but he told me (to illustrate how garbage they are) to go prone as quickly as possible. When I did it, the dick flap (I really love that you called it that.) went forward too soon, like it was just freely floppin' around (lol) and when I went prone it... stabbed me... kinda. It was suck.
Does that happen with the MTV?
(I'll stop thread drifting now. But ballistic weiner plates have always seemed pants-on-head retarded to me.)
Yes, it does. The SPC at least gives you space to mount it a touch higher, and mostly room to tape or cord the thing so it stays forward - honestly it got omitted anyway.
The A5 has been needed for a while - nothing stupider than seeing 5' lady warriors trying to figure out how to suck less at shooting when the LOP on the stock is at least 3" away from reasonable. It's usually funnier when you're in a special unit where the SNCO/Officer cadres live on FOBs or larger, and our support teams live out of PBs and OP's or live out of MRAPs and LAVs - guess who gets M4's.
MTV was easily among the worst piles of crap devised - still basically garbage for maritime use. The right answer is still the Eagle plate carrier with the CIRAS type one-cord release (Eagle QRPC), yet MarCorSysCom went and paid 2x as much for the stupid MTV.
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