Gonna tell my son this is GarandThumb

Damn, last time I came this early she didn't talk to me for 3 days

Perfect way to end the work day

Brass Facts and Hop on your podcast when??

Like Mike said, wet wipes because nobody wants swamp ass. Awesome stuff managerial

Oh shit! Name dropping Brass Facts and ol’ Hop!

SCAR 17 and 20 are my favorite semiauto rifles.

truly an administrative result

For my HK91, I run a micro rig carrying 4 mags, underneath a Pattern 83. Carries a 3 liter camelbak in back, room to carry extra nalgenes if you really need water like that (I do not, built different) and the mag pouches on the P83 have the dividers cut out. Can stack box mags or pack 50 round drums. Carries plenty of gear, compass, maps, snacks, ear necklace, etc. Assault pack I use carries actual food, and extra mags, plus we spread load more mags because the crew likes having .308 to cover their movements. And not being the silliest goose, I don't go at it alone.

Time for a brassfacts, hop, managerial administration collab

If I can describe Brassfacts using only 2 words, It would be ELCAN and backpack

I love my scar17. I got a vortex rzr gen2. Kicks hard but is fast and light. Thanks for helping me figure out the kit! You know so much more than me. I’m still new

No way, my 18th is in a few days and I have been saving up for a Scar H and getting hyped about it for the last few days. I was just wondering about kit today 😂 Admin is like Santa of Toilets and Guns GET OUT OF MY HEAD GET OUT OF MY HEAD GET OUT OF MY HEAD GET OUT OF MY HEAD

Absolutely loved this video! Thank you Adam

Competed in a Run n Gun in Texas last summer with my SCAR. Used Onward rig to carry 4 mags, one mag on my belt, and one in my gun. I had to carry 4 mags in my assault pack and reload between stages. This video is helpful as I look to up my ammo count while staying mobile for next competition! Great content!

I have a recce rig and love it. My buddy runs the trex rig and I think the trex one might be slightly more appropriate for 7.62 mags. I think it would solve your molle column issue. Barrel and hatchet’s ghost rig may do the trick too. That being said, I also have an unexplainable loyalty to Mr Tren as well so rock on.

I really like the practicality of these second channel videos (shoutout to the comment section as well). Looking forward to the full SCAR video. Cheers!

When I was active duty, I always rocked belt line kit, but in the form of a war belt. Part of this was because my unit specialized in jungle warfare which required dropping armor for chest rigs (LBVs) at times to avoid heat injuries. By keeping some of my pouches on my belt I didn't have to move as many molle pouches back and forth under a time crunch in the field, as well as kept some of the weight off my shoulders/spine. For a rough idea of kit set up from memory, Belt: dump pouch, IFAK,1-2 grenade pouches, Leatherman pouch, Holster (rarely had one but sometimes applicable), M4 double single mag pouch (sometimes, more often when dropping armor). Plate Carrier/LBV: 3x M4 double single mag pouches, admin pouch (PVS14, balaclava, map gear?, batteries, electrical tape), Hydration pouch (3-liter CamelBak) 1 Grenade pouch (sometimes). Assault pack: 2 canteens (pouches on the sides but could be moved to belt if I couldn't bring a CamelBak for some reason), another admin pouch for whatever you wanted handy (like moleskin for me, hand sanitizer, wipes, etc), Grid fleece top (if in a desert or expect cool night temps), Rain top (depending on environment/temp) Tarp, poncho liner (woobie for the soldiers/ light blanket for civilians), Bivy sack inside and Isomat in the bottom straps if living out of it for a couple days, 2-6 MREs, batteries, spare mags/ammo, map gear, 1-3 Skivvy rolls, 1 spare uniform (depending on space but was usually left in the main pack), sewing kit, Waterproof compression bag that could be turned inside out for an orange signaling panel. There might be other stuff too I'm not remembering right now. Anyone with spare space would also often carry extra gear for their weapons attachment. Most often belted ammo and/ or mortars, sometimes spare rockets or explosives for the Assaultmen. Water was always important to manage, the CamelBak was for drinking throughout the day, the canteens were to refill the CamelBak or to drink from when in a stationary fighting hole. Partial canteens/bottles are really loud though so we typically prefer to empty them all at once. As long as you bled all the air out of your CamelBak/ hydration bag of choice they should be fine for field use, but if you don't, not only will they make noise, but they are also more prone to pop. Always take the extra 30 seconds to flip your CamelBak upside down and suck the air out of the hose. It saves you from so many potential issues.

I've had my MK17 for a little over a year now, it is the best purchase I've made

Admin, if you are worried about breaking a camel back, check out the msr bag. I had a trail boss throw his gallon bag off a tree when he was climbing it to tie off ropes to keep the bears away from the food. Thing slammed on a ROCK and was fine.

Yay this has always been one of my favorites from the COD series

I love vids like this cause honestly I’ve had my slickster for some time never thought about minimizing the weight with a chest rig thanks admin

nerdy and weird/ "that's why im here."

I currently run my 34A high like a chest rig, more as a split front chest rig than Vietnam Era LBV. I always have a pistol with multiple reloads, IFAK and dump during training, as I usually have most of the same, everyday, whether working or otherwise. This setup let's me fight and offers sustainment without impeding movement or forcing me to ditch what I've carried on my waist everyday for decades.

Love these loadout vids!🤘🏽

Gonna say something that sounds super dumb but has saved my ass every FTX: Put a granola bar in your chest kit. Something with fruit, preferably not added sugar, but with natural honey. You would be so fucking surprised how often I’m just sitting there getting pissed on by the rain and I reach into my pouch on my chest right and pull out a cliff bar or whatever the fuck and all of a sudden the rain just doesn’t seem that bad anymore.

I haven't been having a great day, but when I saw this video it really helped me out. Thanks Admin

7:51 PRS and NRL competition shooter here. I can tell you that most hand-held range finders are kinda garbage. Basically you want to use either binos (with some more magnification) or some type of mounted unit (the Impact is fine, it is bulky though). Where you come into issues with hand held units is areas with a lot of grass (especially high/unkempt grass) or areas that don't reflect signal well and the target is semi-far away, making ranging them a nightmare with one hand holding a Ranger 1800 or something (you'll get a nil-return back a lot). If you have the mounted unit, I would really suggest learning to adopt that into your setup. I use them on everything from MPA bolt actions, down to simple 16" 5.56 LMTs.

loadouts break downs are awesome, i hope you'll do more of those in the future :3

Gives me a lot of ideas for when I get a Zastava M77. Serbs make good rifles and I like the M70. On top of slimming down for a rig and cardio are my big goals with that being chief among them. Love the channel.

Perfect way to start a Thursday ☺️

BRASS FACTS AND HOP MENTIONED 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

So many horizontal straps, I'm starting to think this man just likes being tied down tight.

Watching this at work. 12 hour shifts are fun

Love hearing your thoughts on this, and would love to see an update if you run it (or there even ever is going to be one), and the thoughts behind it.

You should really tune the 17s with a KNS Discarder and gas jets.

Leatherman, makeup mirror, 2x electric tape, 2x lighters, life straw, water purification tabs, small bungee cords attached to your poncho, for the cleaning kit: small clp bottle, tooth brush cut down, jeweler screw driver flat blade for scraping carbon, bore snake, cut up t shirt, barber brush, optic cleaning kit.

Keep this going as you dial your rig in. We wanna see more progression.

For a pack, you may look into the Vietnam era Tropical Rucksack. They sit pretty high on the back and are a similar size to a small alice pack, except theres a simi internal frame instead of external. I picked up a repro on ebay a few years ago.

Small water up front in da chest rig or one of the spuds for sipping on the move, refill from the big nalgenes when you've stopped long enough to take the backpack and split rig off. When you've got someplace to be you're just not gonna stop to get your sippies and I know I'd be annoyed if my buddy kept asking me to get his water because he put it in a spot he can't get to.

Woohoooo 🎉

I’ve been putting a lot of effort lately into fitness and especially strength building for many reasons but one of them is definitely so I can juggernaut carry my battle rifle loadout

Putting on full kit to watch this rn.

I love this idea. Post the kit breakdowns on managerial outcomes to go with the other clone's video on the gun

My body hurts more just watching this video. Good on you, young buck! I did my time lugging a M249 for OIF-1 in 2003. I’m not a big dude, but at least I’m now getting some care from the VA. 💁🏻‍♂️

I like the load-out. Some things to consider that are lightweight and cheap: 1. Electrolytes pills. 2. Ways to purify water like aqua-tabs or a sawyer filter. 3. A lighter or a ferro rod. Also, including the total weight would be a nice touch. 308 kits are always heavy.

Mole skin. Hands down a ruckers best friend.

You can never go wrong with canteen pouches. Not many pouches can hold a canteen, but canteen pouches can hold anything. You can fit between 4-5 ar15 mags in one canteen pouch. So for a SCAR, you’d probably fit 3-4 mags.

I love dump pouches, dumping in the field is a real issue. Just gotta spin it around and Velcro it after and you’ll be good

Wow 😳

Gonna do the same for my FAL OSW

I have an AR10 at the moment but I’m heavily considering getting a Sig Spear or Scar H to replace it as I’m mostly using 6.5 outta the AR10 these days. I do love the battle rifle content everyone’s putting out now as I’ve been kinda advocating that battle rifles are the way to go for civilians

This was a great video. Please do more loadout videos. Specifically some sort of smg would be dope

ayy 2 minutes love your content.

I look forward to the AdministrativeResults split rig in the future

Chapstick in kit is a real life saver.

Love this loadout. Would add some water purification and common meds (pain, anti-diarhea, etc)

Like the gear vids

Maybe optics planet can hook you up with a night vision camera, since some genius laid out his load out in the shade, with a very bright background...

I run a plate carrier and battle belt with my SCAR LARP. I have 7 mags on me (including the mag in the rifle).

Good vid man. Have you checked out the Source Hydration ConverTube for the Nalgenes? I use them on my rear mounted water bottles. They work with the issued source qd hoses and allows you to swap from one side to the other without having to take the bottles out of their pouches.

Kit talk and C418 - Stal. Love it

U cant tell my u dont love the not existing balaklava like bros a nerd and one of us 🤝🤝 love this guy

I didn't think you could show your dangler on youtube

Get canteen straws and hook those to your 2qt. The only camelback I have had not break is the cbrn/nbc one.

hit the prone, burn a mag, and then see how a reload goes... because, with that chest rig, that low on your torso, you're gonna play hell fetching a magazine quickly without raising up significantly. Extra gloves, the desert isn't kind, rocks hurt, sand burrs stab, and rifles get hot AF in the sun. Lastly, put something to chew on in the chest rig, tootsie rolls, jolly ranchers, some sorta candy or beef jerky, or something. High in calories, but compact and easy to get to without much movement.

I have a quality HD fanny pack from the mid 80's. run it with the pack in front about belly button high, using the belt and 2 hooks to my high riding chest rig, when I go hunting, very easy to get at and easy to look into.. it also works like a table and I can lay my rifle across it/tucked in between it and my body, as another very convenient way of getting weight off my arms yet keep the gun handy.

What a beautiful bestie) Scar H is good gun)

Hop and BrassFacts are legit. They should have more subs

For belt rigs look at how the British do it. In my opinion they do it right with keeping the gear off the front of the hips.

I'd love to see a series of videos on this channel or the main channel about night vision and thermal, night shoots and general LARPing in the dark. Maybe title the series " Nocturnal Emissions"?

Building a 308 so this video and you main channel one are right on time.

Hey Sniper Section leader, I'd suggest a Gerber multi tool, a lighter, and ziplock bags for some water proofing.

I'm in love with buttpack recently because it manages my staff very well with less load on my shoulders.

Real Talk, LandNav. It sucks but in my personal opinion (based on experience) I definitely recommend ITS, Imminent Threat Solutions, LandNav kit. For Real, it comes with EVERYTHING you need to either get started or maintain your skill level. I mean everything, the company was started by a former SEAL and has a great emphasis on LandNav and Escape and Evasion. Speaking of E&E I would recommend their (ITS) lockpick credit card and kevlar cordage, great stuff. Anyway, thats all I can think of at the moment. I thought that bong rip would grease the gears a little but anyhoo when it comes to your kit and what the end use is intended to be, just remember the little things. Wargame a little in your head or go out in your backyard and put yourself in a scenario related to your kit and everytime you think of something you need or could use for this or that purpose, go in your house and get it. Like camping out in your backyard. Everything you brought out to sustain you and yours for one night out in a tent in your backyard, pack that, or field strip it down to were it's functional. Now think, what if someone else shows up that wasn't invited with violent intent and want to detain you. Okay integrate those items to get away or evade into your kit and pack those too. Example, small plastic or polymer concealable handcuff keys or lace your boots with some kevlar or 1100 cordage. Just said all that to say this I guess. Doing cool guy shit is cool as shit until it isn't. We aren't "Operating" with any support anymore. That means you have to be the S1, S2, S3, S4 as well as the standard grunt rifleman so 'if' you are building a kit to be real-world operational you not only need to have your stuff together for your weapon system you also have to feed, shelter, and rescue yourself so try to work elements from each one of those commands into your on body kit. That's really it for now not that you'll ever read it. Anyways just another rant from your Uncle Brad, You're welcome Internet. Carpe Noctem Brothers RLTW

this good entertainment

Love this concept! would be nice to see a similar video on HK91. maybe some day we will get modern 308 pouches similar to what's on the market for the AR15.

If you are looking for flashbangs and smokes I dont have any experience with IWA but I have heard that they make some good civ legal smokes and flashbangs.

If I may add something. You’re missing your calories, you can’t fight if you’re starving, and in combat if you aren’t constantly eating you’re starving. I would recommend at least 1 MRE in the pack for sustainment, and at least 1 pack of candy easily accessible for quick energy. I always start my kit drawing with the 3 B’s first: bullets, beans, band-aids.

I would either ditch the binos or the rangefinder. You can get both capabilities in modern binos today. Or just a rangefinder with decent zoom and lense opening and run it as a monocular. Less weight. And bottles/cans are a solide 😁 choice. But you can save weight and "space" with softcans like the hydropack. When we are going on training/missions in above freezing temperatures. I run a canteen in the vest, a camelbak under the topcover of my ruck, and have a waterpouch/bladder. That's around 6 liters/6.3 quarts of water that's "personal".

I do something similar but with surplus kit. Because it was substantially less pricy

Great video. I’d probably have a few ibuprofens or maybe Tylenol in there just in case if you have a headache or something like that, it’ll be pretty helpful

Damn that elcan

Okay but chop barrel to 13", re-jet, and use a moderate to low backpressure can. Do not switch to the ACR stock, do get a mototech recoil buffer and receiver screws. No I have not finished the video yet so you maybe you cover some of that but I love you so you need this info asap as possible

Man, I remember when the scar H was the IT rifle. Feels like a lifetime ago.

Chuck Pressburg on a Primary & Secondary gun nerds episode has some insight on 308 guns and how quickly guys went back to 5.56

Admin, think you would like the carcajou tactical belt kit. It's a vibe.

AZ - Arid👌🏼

Brass facts and Hop mentioned it is a good day for niche youtube the community

Thumbs up for the Brass Facts reference.

RPG would totally complete this kit

Haaawwyahh Bic Boi kit

This may seem silly but I always carried 550 cord, electric tape and pre set duct tape wrapped around a small thing of card board though i use it for demo charges, some kind of lens cleaner,always some spare lenses though that's because Ive got some thick boy glasses microfiber towel to quick dry myself if it rains,some kind of water filtration/ idodine tablets just in case, im a combat engineer and not infantry so my mission priority is different

Nice shout out to Brass Facts and Hop.

@ManagerialOutcomes yah need a proper digger hat out in Arizona. all the modern commercial ones shortened the brim which defeats the purpose, so buy the old anzac ones.

Admin "Water is heavy" Me: *Grabs my Osprey canteen and takes a swig* *Humms Britannia rules the waves*

Any chest rig, load bearing vest, split rig, etc, need to be run a little high above the belt line. I say raise ur chest rig a little more (magazines at least halfway above your nipples) and then raise the split rig as well. Camelback is another good option. NODs we would keep in our rucksack and take out in our patrol base or carry if mission was run at night (usually). Same for pogey bait, leave it out unless METT-T dictates otherwise.

I'm running a Haley 4 mag chest rig with 2 rifle+ 2 pistol mags on a battle belt.

An afternoon of rest watching your video is the best gift, love you Admin. 🫡

Maybe a test/ review on faraday bags for the expensive electronics in your kit. 🤔