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nevermind.
Last edited by nowayout; 06-07-11 at 14:30.
I got the G-Code holster in. I have it attached at roughly the 4 o' clock position. It seems to stay clear of my elbows wile allowing me to access it smoothly.
My only issue is that I have no room for pistol reloads now, unless I put them forward of the 1911. I may have to get a smaller primary mag pouch, or one with pistol pouches on the outside of the primaries.
On a side note, I found that the MS2 sling forward attachment will inadvertently depress the QD button on the sling mount, disengaging it from the gun. Has anyone else had this problem? I'm in the market for a new sling anyhow, since the MS2 seems too thin and lacks padding.
Last edited by 1911-A1; 06-10-11 at 15:14.
If you are still looking for a good way to mount the Raven you could always look into Bawidamann PUPs...
http://www.bawidamann.com/store/store.html
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Are you having issues with the soc-c belt "sagging" near the front from the weight of your mag pouches?
I know I did. Prior, my pistol mags would flop about in the most annoying way.
One solution I know another did was to take hook-side Velcro and have the local mama-san sew it on the back of the part of the belt that mounts the PALS, hooks inward so that it engaged with the loop Velcro on the outside of their duty belt. Works good.
I went KISS and used some shock-cord to make "keepers." Problem solved.
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not a criticism, just a personal preference... but I find three AR mags to be too many for a belt.
I started with a two mag shingle type on my belt but traded that to a couple Fastmags. now I'm thinking of backing it down to just one but maybe not, it costs me nothing to keep an empty Fastmag on the belt...
if I'm training I rarely need more than what's in the gun and a reload. if I do, anything more than that will go on second line.
and if zombies really do attack, I'll have a pack for more ammo, food, etc...
never push a wrench...
Sounds like a good setup. If I may offer one bit of advice....
I find the pistol/carbine pouches to be less than ideal for carbine speed-loads. The pistol magazine tends to get in the way (I beer can). So I've gone to a single pistol, single carbine, and a combo (front to rear, support side). Of course, I have limited room at the waist as well.
I have only played with them a little bit on someone else's belt and I agree. I may link a kydex pistol and kydex carbine pouch together followed by 2 Taco's instead. I have a class this weekend and a box of stuff so we shall see.
I am also using zip ties to hold my holster on again, likely the best method I have found so far. I also might toss a multi tool in front of the holster at some point. I have yet to obtain a nice one and will have to research them a bit.
Last edited by orionz06; 07-06-11 at 23:50.
This is exactly what I do. I have a horizontal pouch that USGG made me that opens to the front. It was designed to hold a Wave, but it holds a MUT with the clip removed too, and I think the MUT is about the best on-body multitool I've used.
USGG may have kept the pattern if you tell him you want the same pouch. It attaches to the 1.75" webbing without needing MOLLE. He also makes a vertical MOLLE sleeve to which you could attach any pouch you want, but I wanted a direct-attachment.
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