M4's Multicam and ACU Loadouts

Alrighty, first up is the MC loadout. Haven't worn the MC in the field, as I just picked it up, but I plan to fix that this weekend.

Kitlist for multicam loadout:

Head:
Condor OD/Black Shemagh
Revision Bullet Ant Goggles
ZAN Nylon Balaclava (too hot for it today)

Upper Body:
Tru-Spec Multicam Top
Condor MBSS
2x Condor Triple-M4 Shingle
Camelbak 100oz Bladder in DCU

Lower Body:
Tru-Spec Multicam Bottoms
UTG Duty Belt w/
--BHI SERPA
--UTG Pistol mag pouch
--Condor dump pouch
Alta kneepad(s)
Asolo TPS 520GV boots

Weapons:
E1 STRIKE M4
KWA G26c


*stuff to come*
Hatch CQB Operator gloves in OD
Patches! Lots of patches!











Kitlist for the ACU Loadout:

Head:
MICH2002 replica
Arena Flakjak goggles
ZAN Nylon Balaclava

Upper Body:
Propper ACU Top
Condor MBSS
2x Condor Triple-M4 Shingle
Camelbak 100oz Bladder in DCU

Lower Body:
Propper ACU pants
UTG Duty Belt w/
--BHI SERPA (not pictured)
--UTG Pistol mag pouch (not pictured)
--Condor dump pouch
Alta kneepad(s)
Asolo TPS 520GV boots

Weapons:
E1 STRIKE M4
KWA G26c






I'm in love with the MC loadout. Great camouflage.

Your sling should be on your firing side. If your a lefty, that means on your left side. If your a righty, that means your right side. Also, blousing your boots doesnt just look good, it has alot of pluses. Its keeps bugs and dirt out of your boots, and helps to keep chaffage down around the point where your boots cut off. It will also keep you warmer in the winter, as well as keep the snagging to a minimum.

Your blouse on the other hand is made to be untucked. What that will do is keep you cooler in the warmer days, as well as keep the sweat from your upper body from getting down to your lower body, during the winter it makes a big difference. Your sweat will go from your chest, down to your stomach and, if your blouse is tucked in, onto your... which is rather uncomfortable when cold (thats why hair grows there).

Of course, all of these things are up to personal preference in airsoft, so, if you simply like having your blouse tucked in and your boots unbloused, than by all means go for it.

Aggressor Dog wrote:Your sling should be on your firing side. If your a lefty, that means on your left side. If your a righty, that means your right side. Also, blousing your boots doesnt just look good, it has alot of pluses. Its keeps bugs and dirt out of your boots, and helps to keep chaffage down around the point where your boots cut off. It will also keep you warmer in the winter, as well as keep the snagging to a minimum.

Your blouse on the other hand is made to be untucked. What that will do is keep you cooler in the warmer days, as well as keep the sweat from your upper body from getting down to your lower body, during the winter it makes a big difference. Your sweat will go from your chest, down to your stomach and, if your blouse is tucked in, onto your... which is rather uncomfortable when cold (thats why hair grows there).

Of course, all of these things are up to personal preference in airsoft, so, if you simply like having your blouse tucked in and your boots unbloused, than by all means go for it.

+1

Aggressor Dog wrote:Your sling should be on your firing side. If your a lefty, that means on your left side. If your a righty, that means your right side. Also, blousing your boots doesnt just look good, it has alot of pluses. Its keeps bugs and dirt out of your boots, and helps to keep chaffage down around the point where your boots cut off. It will also keep you warmer in the winter, as well as keep the snagging to a minimum.

Your blouse on the other hand is made to be untucked. What that will do is keep you cooler in the warmer days, as well as keep the sweat from your upper body from getting down to your lower body, during the winter it makes a big difference. Your sweat will go from your chest, down to your stomach and, if your blouse is tucked in, onto your... which is rather uncomfortable when cold (thats why hair grows there).

Of course, all of these things are up to personal preference in airsoft, so, if you simply like having your blouse tucked in and your boots unbloused, than by all means go for it.

The rifle normally drops to my right side when I let go of it, I just kinda spun the whole sling around a bit so that it didn't block anything in the pictures.

I do try to keep my boots bloused (I have rubber bands as makeshift blouse bands) but they're a wee bit short on me so they don't stay bloused when I bend my knees.

If my blouse isn't tucked in, how do I quickly get to my first line? If it isn't tucked in it just hangs over it.

First line?

Vanessa wrote:First line?

His pistol belt, with the holster on it. If he untucks his jacket, it'll cover up the holster. It's not uncommon to tuck in the jacket if you've got a first line.

Yes. The First Line is the bare minimum. I usually keep my secondary, mags for it, a multi-tool and my dumper. I would like to add a small bleeder kit. I keep most of that stuff in the various pockets of my uniform. I tuck my shirt in so I can more easily access these items.

When using a sling, I tend to keep it over my firing shoulder (right side). Depending on the type of sling, it can be used to keep it tight to your chest when not using it. My primary sling right now is a 2 point Vickers. Also, keeping you sling on your firing side makes it easier (for me anyway) to do transitions to my secondary. When I "drop" my long gun, I guide it to the left with my weak hand (left) while securing my hand gun with the strong hand (right). When I used a single point sling, I wore it the same way. The rifle would either slide down to my left or just hang vertically.

just my $0.02
YMMV

^^Not hatin bro but try to read the thread dates before you post,this was made back in september of last year.

Yea I know. Just throwin out info if anyone was interested.

the mans back from war show some respect (joking) if he wants to make a post on somtin from back in the day i think he has earned the right

and whats the point with the whole 1 knee pad thing? why wouldnt u just go ahead and wear 2 of em? personal comfort thing?

firby911 wrote:^^Not hatin bro but try to read the thread dates before you post,this was made back in september of last year.

lulz, there is nothing wrong with a necropost when it has actual useful and legitimate information.