by Beau Durham | Jul 13, 2015 | TGR Survival Gear Reviews
Almost everyone dreams about being the hero in an emergency, being the right person, in the right place, at the right time, with the right equipment. But what is the right equipment? There are thousands of first aid products on the market these days, whether...
by 53gr | May 20, 2015 | TGR Survival Gear Reviews
What is a DevilCat mod? It’s what happens when you take some new USMC hardware and upgrade an ALICE pack. I’ve been playing around with ALICE packs for a while now. I love the Medium ALICE, especially the woodland pattern radio pack case version. However,...
by 53gr | Jan 22, 2015 | TGR Survival Gear Reviews
Over the last few weeks, I’ve been testing British Tactical’s 3-Row Hippo belt. I’m continually impressed at how much I can put onto the Hippo belt and Yoke Webbing system. At present, it’s about 30 pounds. When I pick it up, I think,...
by 53gr | Nov 29, 2014 | TGR Survival Gear Reviews
After my review of the Multi-Purpose MOLLE Panel, I’ve been coveting a Hippo belt. The fine folks at British Tactical sent me one of their Three-Row Hippo MOLLE Belts and a matching yoke. The Hippo belt is the similar to the battle belt concept, but there are...
by 53gr | Nov 21, 2014 | TGR Survival Gear Reviews
As part of a continuing series, we’re going to be looking at Load-Carrying Equipment (LCE) and different philosophies and methods of use. Modern American forces tend to use their armor carriers, such as the IBA, IOTV and Scalable Plate Carriers as platforms to...
by 53gr | Nov 10, 2014 | TGR Survival Gear Reviews
I’ve been lusting after a British Short Back PLCE military bergen for about 9 months now. Just a clarification of terms, “bergen” means the same as backpack. PLCE stands for Personal Load Carrying Equipment. Think of it as the British equivalent of...
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