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I would never desecrate a doughnut like that. MUFFINS though? ALL day son.
Do not derail the thread, please. It's all about donuts now. And BTW, since I've tried the sugar raised ones from the market basket bakery, I don't do dunkin donuts anymore. Try them.Kurt Vonnegut reference
And to stay on topic, it's all just personal preference but I Shellback - cummerbund (removable) and side buckles, well built under $200
Hi-ho
maple frosted donut or promptly GTFO.
http://www.ar500armor.com/urban-go-plate-carrier-w-armor-and-pouches-black.html#.U1E2QUrD-M9
Recoil just did a write-up on this set-up. They shot the shit out of the plates with all kinds of stuff (handguns/rifles/full auto) and they didn't even dent the back of them.
Realistically going to need? Probably not. But if you have the cash, I would definitely look into buying a PC+plates. Worst case you sell em later when utopia is achieved.
What is the "rifle" in this either or situation? What are you currently using?
well again, thanks for the suggestions, everyone - I found a condor rig on craigslist for $30 sans plates, waiting to see if its still available.
well again, thanks for the suggestions, everyone - I found a condor rig on craigslist for $30 sans plates, waiting to see if its still available.
I started off on the cheap path, and replaced every flippen item! The biggest difference in carriers is quality control and comfort. The cheap side of carriers gets you irregular sized molle webbing and stitching that starts so tear. The cheap side of plates gets you heavy. For the price most coated plates go for you could get a set of TAP Gamma plates (saw a pair last month for $250) and shed more then half the weight of AR500.
You need to have 2 plate carriers. Because what if you get shot with one on? You need a back up. Two is one and one is none.
I wear one with AR500 plates behind the one with ceramic plates.