Here it is loaded down with 8 mags in a mag carrier, 3 more mags, bipod, rear bag, range Finder, 16” middy broken down and various odds and ends.
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Here it is loaded down with 8 mags in a mag carrier, 3 more mags, bipod, rear bag, range Finder, 16” middy broken down and various odds and ends.
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i've been looking for something too. i have a couple eberlestock that are NOT covert and they're heavy but i like them. i looked at eberlestock covert offerings for more than a year but i never could warm up to it as it wasn't quite what i wanted. when i saw this thread and looked at vertx, i immediately bought a checkpoint. it arrived last week and i spent all weekend walking around gatlinburg with it (carrying guns and ton of magazines)
it is pretty much what i was looking for for urban use. keeps the pack close to your body and doesn't have a bunch of crap hanging off of it so it wasn't exposed to theft, and i could negotiate crowded shops and restaurants effortlessly. it was comfortable, but did make my back sweat a lot. quick pull tabs work pretty well. i'm a bit skeptical on the captain america stuff.
I didn't get a chance to try much of their tactigami stuff. It is mostly out of stock. their pistol mag holder sizing seems off.
do you think there is a lightweight level 4 ceramic plate that is made to fit the pack? or is IIIa pretty much the only choice? would you take it or leave it? is IIIa worth anything? or would i be better off without the weight and bulk? i mean, looking around, seems like all the peaceful protesters are carrying rifles
I use a maratac eod bag. Been carrying one for about 15 years now. got everything I need in it, and some stuff I dont.
Never caught a second look over it, either.
https://countycomm.com/collections/b...-maratac-rev-3
Last edited by Entryteam; 03-01-21 at 11:36.
"It is only the warrior who chooses pacifism. All others are condemned to it."
"Malo periculosam, libertatem quam quietam servitutem."
Dangerous Freedom over Peaceful Slavery.
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