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#1: To sum what I'm buying... (merged) Author: Method,

Posted: Sun Oct 08, 2006 12:36 pm
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This is chronologically ordered so what you see up top is the first things im buying, and whats going to be purchased later is lower.

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Matt's MOLLE vest

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SPECIAL OPERATION FULLY ADJUSTABLE / DETACHABLE TACTICAL HOLSTER.

I would buy a SERPA but I cant afford it :(.
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Deluxe Picatinny Rail Mount for H&K G36 Rilfe

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CLASSIC ARMY 470 ROUNDS G36C SERIES HI-CAP MAGAZINE

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Classic Army M203 BB Launcher Q.D. R.I.S. Mount Type - Short

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And a sidearm, probably a M9 or Glock.

#2: Re: To sum what I'm buying... Author: Knight, Location: Woodstock, IL

Posted: Sun Oct 08, 2006 2:17 pm
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Save the money on your holster - skip the 203. It's fun, but I'd spend the money on ensuring I keep my pistol.

You don't have to buy a SERPA - that is just one of many options out there currently. Try looking at BHI's regular lineup of dropleg holsters, or even Eagle's - they can be had four about 60 dollars and are just as good.

#3: Re: To sum what I'm buying... Author: Method,

Posted: Sun Oct 08, 2006 7:13 pm
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My mom doesnt even know Im buying a sidearm so I have to buy a holster secretly. Ill just get a leash.

#4: Re: To sum what I'm buying... Author: Knight, Location: Woodstock, IL

Posted: Mon Oct 09, 2006 11:00 pm
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A leash is a good idea, but you'll really want a better holster. Like I said, there are many great brands out there that are real deal, high quality gear. Hell, UM82 holsters can be found for as little as 30 bucks, and they're USGI issue.

But, that's my advice.

#5: Re: To sum what I'm buying... Author: LaneAtomic, Location: Lake Zurich, IL

Posted: Tue Oct 10, 2006 10:15 am
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Personally I like Guarder's tornado (I believe it's called). Here it is:
www.airsoftextreme.com...ts_id=1725

#6: Re: To sum what I'm buying... Author: birdman, Location: Hoffman/carpentersville

Posted: Tue Oct 10, 2006 1:19 pm
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where can u find UM82 holsters?

#7: My New MOLLE vest, all OD baby Author: Method,

Posted: Tue Oct 10, 2006 6:54 pm
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Ok, so here is the new vest and other items I ordered today...

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MOLLE Armor Carrier OD GREEN Vest Holds

[ Link ]

MOLLE Double Mag Pouch ODGREEN Holds Two 30-Rd Magazine Tight

[ Link ]

MOLLE Ammo Pouch OD GREEN 7x6.5x3" Spill Proof Ammo Bag

[ Link ]

MOLLE EMT Pouch OD GREEN 7x5x2.5" Zipper Closure

[ Link ]

MOLLE Utility Pouch OD GREEN 8.5x4.5x3.5" Dual Zippers

[ Link ]

MOLLE Hydration System OD GRN Carrier 14x6.5x3" Heavy Bladdr

[ Link ]

Military Style Pistol Belt OD Green

[ Link ]

German OD Bandanna 3 Pack 44" Long, Cott

[ Link ]

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Matt, my mom said that she rather buy brand new stuff rather than used. If it were up to me, I'd buy your vest, sorry, hope it doent bother you.

#8: Re: My New MOLLE vest, all OD baby Author: mustangpwr, Location: Northfield

Posted: Tue Oct 10, 2006 7:53 pm
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that belt wont fit when you wear the vest, and you need to cut the molle straps near the top to get the camel back to fit and not hit your butt

#9: Re: My New MOLLE vest, all OD baby Author: Method,

Posted: Tue Oct 10, 2006 8:02 pm
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The belt is for my pants so my holster can hook up to, not for the vest.

Thanks for the advice on the pack.

#10: Re: My New MOLLE vest, all OD baby Author: mustangpwr, Location: Northfield

Posted: Tue Oct 10, 2006 8:03 pm
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it still wont fit that belt is like 2 inches wide

#11: Re: My New MOLLE vest, all OD baby Author: Method,

Posted: Tue Oct 10, 2006 8:14 pm
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It wont fit my pants...?

#12: Re: To sum what I'm buying... Author: Knight, Location: Woodstock, IL

Posted: Tue Oct 10, 2006 10:17 pm
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I apologize, they're called UM84, not UM82.

They're also known as the M12 Holster - made more so for the Beretta M9, but fit large frame automatics like 1911s.

Anywhere.

They're normally on eBay, US Cavalry, actiongear.com, Ranger Joe's, etc.

If you go to any of the local gun shows (Kane County's is really good), you can normally find them all over there, too - and normally for the best price of around 30-40 bucks.

Bianchi UM-84 Holster:

@ Brigade Quartermaster's (Actiongear.com)

@ eBay

Again @ eBay

#13: Re: My New MOLLE vest, all OD baby Author: Knight, Location: Woodstock, IL

Posted: Tue Oct 10, 2006 10:20 pm
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Won't fit. Wider than your belt loops.

Like Mustang said, it's 2" wide. You need something 1 3/4" or narrower.

Go with some sort of Rigger's belt instead. Tougher, more stiff, and will hold a holster better without sagging as much.

#14: Re: To sum what I'm buying... (merged) Author: DeadEye, Location: Roselle, Illinois

Posted: Wed Oct 11, 2006 2:20 pm
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Eh, the two inch width is fine. It would still fit under your vest comfortably. I wear a two inch belt under mine, and it doesn't bother me at all. But I will go with them on that you may need a thicker material belt in order for it to hold a pistol better.

#15: Re: To sum what I'm buying... (merged) Author: birdman, Location: Hoffman/carpentersville

Posted: Wed Oct 11, 2006 4:29 pm
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they dont want thicker they want thinner dude. hes using it to hold up his pants. a 2 inch belt wont fit in the belt loops of pants.

#16: Re: To sum what I'm buying... (merged) Author: Freezer26,

Posted: Wed Oct 11, 2006 6:03 pm
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Wearing a pistol belt with a vest or chest harness can get really really uncomfortable, just keep that in mind.

#17: Re: To sum what I'm buying... (merged) Author: DeadEye, Location: Roselle, Illinois

Posted: Wed Oct 11, 2006 9:02 pm
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Well, just wear a regular belt to hold up the pants, and put the web belt around that. It's not that complicated. Or you can just attach the pisol holster to a regular belt. I use to that, but that got really un-comfortable, so I switched to a web belt.

#18: Re: To sum what I'm buying... (merged) Author: LaneAtomic, Location: Lake Zurich, IL

Posted: Thu Oct 12, 2006 5:19 pm
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If you're going with a pistol belt, get belt keepers. Trust me on this one. Only thing that'll hold my duty belt up when I'm at work (I'm a security guard, and load up my duty belt with a ton of crap). There's a place up by CLC that sells that sort of stuff for pretty cheap. It's called Tri-County Uniform.

#19: Re: To sum what I'm buying... (merged) Author: Yoroiden, Location: Vernon Hills

Posted: Thu Oct 12, 2006 9:50 pm
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Where by CLC is this Tri-County Uniform place? I live about 20 minutes from the campus.

#20: My christmas list.. Author: Method,

Posted: Sat Oct 14, 2006 7:17 pm
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My christmas list..

Gear Sets (Heavy Duty) by Classic Army ( Torque Up ) - $62.95
www.trinityairsoft.com...-army.aspx

G36 Selector Plate Replacement - $14.95
www.trinityairsoft.com...ement.aspx

G36 Fire Selector Switch - $28.95
www.trinityairsoft.com...witch.aspx

G36 Frame / HandGuard Pin G36 - $9.95
www.trinityairsoft.com...n-g36.aspx

Grease for Gears - $6.50
www.trinityairsoft.com...gears.aspx

Grease for Cylinder - $6.50
www.trinityairsoft.com...inder.aspx

Magazine Pouches by UTG ( OD Green ) - $21.95
www.trinityairsoft.com...e-utg.aspx

Hurricane Performance Kits ( for G36C M120s ) - $59.95
www.trinityairsoft.com...-kits.aspx

Sling 3 Point Tactical - $14.95
www.trinityairsoft.com...tical.aspx

Total - $226.25

That's if I decide to keep my gun...

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