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From Russia with love!

No helmet today because the cap looks cooler.

Need some recommendations for a good ifak. Preferably belt mounted. I have a LBT-9022B, but im not a fan of the blowout style. Really just need it for gauze and shit for minor boo boos on the field. Btw if anyones selling a Blue Force Gear triple 10 speed, PM me 👀. Anyways heres a WIP 24th STS kit.

Edit: i tried mounting an Eagle IFAK on the rear of the left cummerbund, but its too far back to access easily.

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•Theta optic battle reflex raised red and green dot
•Element stubby foregrip
•King Arms delta force suppressor
•lens protection shield

It's dedicated to carrying tools, medical, comms and navigation equipment

I’m trying to track down a full rlcs deployment kit, I’ve got most of it already but don’t know how many of each item were standard issue

I'm organizing an event for about 25 people and I'm going to play on one of the teams.

One radio is for squad comms and the other is for staff comms.

Since I'm going to play with the others I need a solid way to communicate with other staff members.

Both radios are baofeng UV-13 Pros, one is connected to my ptt and my comtacs (squad radio) and the low traffic staff frequency is connected to the speakermic mounted on my juggernaut case (it has adjustable volume don't worry).

Plate carrier itself is a repro LV-119 with axl eclipse cummerbund, dangler pouch, mk5 placard, expander wings, spud pouch, gp pouch, molle backpanel with some flashbang and more gp pouches.

I'm definitely lying by saying that it's finished but after a little over three years it's finally in a state where I don't need to add anything else to it. Should go without saying that this isn't a true Ranger Regiment impression, but it's still heavily inspired by their kit choices, hence the name.

I have been slowly working away at basic rifleman kit over the past few months. I’m completely new to this, and have mostly been taking pointers and inspiration from posts on here, YouTube videos and historical photographs of 90s and early 2000s operators.

My full sustainment kit is being worked on and will be stowed in a modified Turkish ALICE pack. Belt kit and chest rig planned to hold the following:

Chest Rig:
-6-9 x magazines depending on rifle type
-1 compass, 1 multi-tool, 1 head lamp, 1 lighter, 1 construction site sharpie, 1 flare
-1 compression bandage, 1 TQ, 1 triangle bandage
-1 comms systems (planning to pack in unused smoke grenade pouch

Belt Kit:
-2 canteens
-Butt back contents: 1 poncho, 2 x spare socks, 1 rifle cleaning kit, 1500 calorie dry rations, IFAK kit (includes electrolytes and water purification tablets), paracord bundle

Any glaring issues? Any essential items or pouches missing? The butt pack is really crammed right now and I was considering added a GP pouch to the belt but I want to minimize unnecessary gear.

​I haven't bought MTAC gear through the group buy with my friends yet, so I’m just using what I have on hand to fill out the cummerbund. Also, once the temperature drops in winter, I might hit up some milsim games. As for the rear plate, any recommendations for pouches or setup options?

​For this TT Mk3 belt, I plan to replace the Mk2 with an MTAC IFAK, and for the dump pouch, I’ll probably go with Direct Action. Overall, it’s a mix of impressions based on OMEGA with elements from other units mixed in.

Specifically searching for a Safariland 6034-7132, in the UK, seems like they’re rarer than emeralds, if anyone knows someone who has one or knows where to look that would be super helpful.

Is it still Mil-sim if all the gear is real and functional?