Range, Defensive & Duty Gear Pictures

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You know the drill. Feel free to post pics of your gear. Be it range gear, duty rigs, or other defensive gear. We already have an EDC pic thread, so post over there if it's more concealed carry-oriented.

Please do everyone a favor and post a description of what's in the pics. When people see your cool gear, naturally they'll want to know what it is and where they might be able to buy it themselves.

I'll start things off with something simple, but of great value. The OTDefense Nub Mod for Safariland ALS holsters. Inexpensive at $15-25 for most models. They make for a nice ergonomic improvement. Quick and easy to install for most models. Much easier and more positive to hit the lever while drawing. Highly recommended! Here it is installed on a 6378 for a G19.

 

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Next up is an RDR Gear Straight Drop Plate for Safariland holsters. Most of the typical ALS/SLS and certain other models come with a forward cant that isn't adjustable (well you can tweak them a few degrees usually, but not much). For many uses, it puts your wrist in a weak and unnatural position to draw from. This plate lets you correct that and adjust from either a true straight drop (useful at 3:00) even to a rearward cant (useful if wearing slightly in front of the hip, like 2:00).

Stock Safariland 6378

Safariland 6378 With RDR Plate (set to slight rearward cant)

 

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Next up, a nicely made, comfortable, well thought out plate carrier. This is the Defense Mechanisms MEPC. This particular one is in Wolf Grey with a slick rear plate bag and the 3 inch mesh cumberbund with QD mounts.

 

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Here's my current set up

The back of the rig can hold a water/drinking bladder

 

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My Ferro concepts slickster. Light, cheap, and lets me have just the bare essentials with the ability to add things like chest rigs if the need arises.

The little med pouch has celox, an Israeli bandage, and chest seals.

Opposite side is a tourniquet, absent in this picture. Has seen pretty regular use over the past 4 years, and has held up well.