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Post by firstknife on Oct 6, 2005 18:40:52 GMT -5
Ive got a pistol belt, butt pack, suspenders, and small/medium ruck for 35 dollars. Belt, pack, and ruck are all black heavy canvas not the cheap nylon. Suspenders are H-style instead of Y-style and are green.
I'm selling them because I've got a different set and I no longer need them any more it's a great starter set and it follows the Smaller Lighter Faster principle I teach
If interested post a reply or just catch me at squadron I'll have it with me on tuesday
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Post by <>Major_Havoc<> on Oct 11, 2005 23:56:48 GMT -5
I am interested because im trying to get a smaller set of gear when they say i think its at riverside made up of just nessesitys but unfortunatly i have this much money -0- so if someone would like to donate 35 dollars to weston then i will talk to you about gear
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Post by Major Destruction on Oct 12, 2005 7:47:08 GMT -5
How big is your gear? I was thinking about getting this stuff from Sammons, but if you want smaller gear we might be able to work out something. I don't mind a larger pack too much. You've seen all the gear I've ever carried, I just need something else to meet the regs.
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Post by firstknife on Oct 13, 2005 16:35:36 GMT -5
with my stuff the ruck comes off easily so it can transition from UDF to 72 hour gear (48 comfortably 72 realistically if you know how to pack) and with the pistol belt you can attach anything to it.
With the H straps you can take off the ruck and attach a camelback by using the d-rings on the camelbak and the shoulder clips
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Post by <>Major_Havoc<> on Oct 14, 2005 14:34:56 GMT -5
Naa I gotta keep my big gear for like real missions and all that i just wanted some gear that i could throw in my car in case of a riverside incident. But i appreciate the offer. BATMAN
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Post by Beetlebailey on Oct 18, 2005 13:06:15 GMT -5
i was wondering what the best place and cheapest to get web gear is at?
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Post by firstknife on Oct 19, 2005 16:28:34 GMT -5
well I'm selling mine for $35 that's belt, suspenders, butt pack, and small ruck. I got a more exspensive set.
walmart has some backpacks in the camping section that are hydration compatable for about 20 bucks one was even a waist pack for joggers and cyclist that I'm thinking about getting for flight line
your sporting goods stores have hiking packs commonly known as "day packs" (24-hour gear) they look like back packs except they have cushions in the back some have a waist belt and some also are hydration compatable
IF you want the military look and feel and it is fairly reasonable the army surplus store on 38th and memorial has about everything you need
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Post by <>Major_Havoc<> on Oct 19, 2005 16:35:24 GMT -5
Go with army surplus get the MANS gear lol
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Post by firstknife on Oct 19, 2005 16:42:20 GMT -5
actually walmart has a really nice waist pack at the one in owasso just perfect for flight line carries two bottles of water has a small hydration pouch for like the 1/2 liter bladders and a storage compartment for your earprotection, gloves, small flashlight, writing pad,and whatever else you can stuff in there.
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Post by <>Major_Havoc<> on Oct 19, 2005 22:40:32 GMT -5
Sounds cool but ive tried my hand at the old flight line ahh im not a big fan lol
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Post by firstknife on Oct 21, 2005 16:45:39 GMT -5
wuss
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Post by <>Major_Havoc<> on Oct 21, 2005 23:05:33 GMT -5
Smart enough not to go push planes in the dead of heat on the pavement  |
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Post by <>Major_Havoc<> on Oct 21, 2005 23:06:38 GMT -5
oh yea are u wanting to keep all your gear together when you sell? Just wondering.
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Post by firstknife on Oct 21, 2005 23:21:03 GMT -5
preferable and just a side note pushing planes in the heat has it's advantages
1) when pilots pull into my flightline i'm the boss
2) the cool pilots ie non-CAP ones will sometimes show you around there airplanes while your out there taking care of their birds I've been inside deveral combat jets, gotten tours of warbirds that the pilot would only give myself and the 2 cadets I had with me I'm talking like A-1E skyraiders and corsairs. I've a crew cheif on a Canadian EP-3 showed me and price how to start up the Orion. on the bigger birds they typically have a loadmaster/crew cheif and their usually pretty friendly towards ground handlers. at one airshow I crewed an autogyro and the pilot showed me how the autogyro worked and all the functional components that make it fly. That's one reason Cdt thompson is always out there with me. so pound hot asphalt does have it's perks besides you work for me and no one else because I work for the AOBD so our COC is fairly concise
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Post by Major Destruction on Nov 15, 2005 7:50:44 GMT -5
You need to start your own thread.
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