r/myogtacticalgear

Finally got all the pouches sewn on.

I wanted some backpack scrim but don't think it's worth 60 bucks online... Some cheap Amazon "500d" and a few minutes in CAD gave me this. It's a little loose because I didn't account for the stretch after cutting. But maybe some shockcord will fix that or I'll just make a second.

Any suggestions? Should I alternate the leaf angle more?

Edit: This is mostly a test, I am waiting for some CADPAT MT in the mail.

Hi everyone,

I'm trying to identify a very specific helmet light adapter used by Dutch KCT / NLMARSOF operators on Team Wendy EXFIL helmets with Rail 2.0.

The setup:
- Team Wendy EXFIL helmet
- Team Wendy Rail 2.0
- 3M Peltor adapters mounted on the rail
- Princeton Tec Charge / MPLS light

The part I’m trying to identify is NOT:
- standard Princeton Tec Charge MPLS Team Wendy mount
- Picatinny adapter
- regular EXFIL accessory mounts

It is a separate orange / salmon / tan adapter block mounted near the ear protection adapter.

The Princeton Tec light appears to slide into this adapter through a rail/groove system.

I’ve only seen this configuration on Dutch KCT helmets and not on US SOF setups.

Attached photo for reference (blue circle marks the exact part).

Questions:

1. What is the exact name of this adapter?
2. Is it an old/discontinued Princeton Tec or Team Wendy accessory?
3. Is this a Netherlands-specific / European market accessory?
4. Does anyone have product photos, NSN, SKU, or purchase links?

Thanks in advance — this has been driving me insane.

#TeamWendy #PrincetonTec #KCT #NLMARSOF #HelmetSetup #NightVision #TacticalGear #SOF #DutchSOF #EXFIL

What I want to do is make all the pouches hold 2 ar15 mags and add a radio pouch on the left side

Hey everyone,

Happy weekend, it feels good to be back after a few weekends off from making videos.

I promise I'm getting back to the Prototyping series next week, but this week I wanted to to do something quick and easy, while also expirementing with some material that finally arrived.

Video: https://youtu.be/VY863Wt3hAc

MYOG Laser File: https://shadowborngear.com/myog-tactical-gear-files/

This is my first attempt at making an IR reflective patch, and I figured I'd try out some liquid adhesive/seam sealant.

It went about as well as I expected, but I think for my next attempt I might go a different route. I'll keep you posted.

I will upload this patch Lightburn file for anyone who wants to use it. However I will be tweaking the artwork in the coming week or so to make the eye look better. When I do that I'll upload a new file for everyone to have.

I hope you all enjoy this. It was fun to make and I think will look cool on the back of a helmet during night hikes with the homies.

I made this out of a old seat belt and a little bit of hardware I'm really not a fan of skinny 1in webbing slings the 2in seat belt material feels way nicer

Bought an austrian KAZ field shirt, made a pattern and customized it to where nothing but the sleeve seam remained. Carrington spartan ripstop.

First time making an actual garment. Got an overlock machine for christmas so this was my first project to use it. Pleasantly suprised of the result. Altough gotta admit this was harder than a lot of the gear I've made.

Hello,

I recently got some night vision with a bump helmet and really want to take it out next time I go camping. The more I think about it, I don't want the bulk of the helmet, so I am trying a more DIY approach. My idea is a boonie hat with an attached Wilcox shroud.

I bought the hat, and printed the shroud ( interfaces with the G24 perfectly), but how would I best attach the shroud to the hat?

I was also planning on adding a counter weight and additions strapping to secure to my head but that seems the easier part.

Thank you in advance!

Sadly i dont have matching dpm fabric, so i used some spanish pixelado instead.

The daypack is going to be put into production. It is outfitted with the medkit/ifak and a 6x9 utility pouch.

Hi everyone! I posted in a sewing group looking for help on where to start with this project and they suggested I post here. I’m a quilter by trade, so I was hoping someone had a pattern or insight on where to begin with this. I already have the woodland material.

This was way too much effort for an outdated piece of kit.

(No they're not the same, my friend sent me two, told me to modify one. Top is original, bottom is my handiwork)

13 hours of sewing by hand because I don't have a sewing machine, and buckles that probably cost more than the rig itself.

Any other suggestions for what I should do to it, other than scrap it and get something actually modern?