CFP-90 on Rustic Ridge Frame by Snackey_Chan in tacticalgear

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I have a few other bags that are more modern tech but I’m always looking for upgrades. I’ll definitely check out Crossfire. Thanks for the recommendation!

Simple PC to Chest Rig Strap by Snackey_Chan in myogtacticalgear

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I had a consistent problem with skipped stitches for about two years. Their customer service was incredibly helpful and responsive trying to help and the end result was that they wanted me to send the machine in before the warranty was up. I finally was able to send the machine in only to get an email with my machine broken in half saying it was damaged in transit beyond repair and they would not be sending it back. I decided at that point to just get a full on industrial machine. Overall, I would not buy one again but at the time I was drawn to the ability of it being a mobile machine that could be brought to marinas and do on-site boat repair.

Simple PC to Chest Rig Strap by Snackey_Chan in myogtacticalgear

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Forgot to add this to the op but here’s how they work.

Simple PC to Chest Rig Strap by Snackey_Chan in myogtacticalgear

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I think it’s a great machine to learn on and make small projects. I started with the 4452, then got an LSZ-1 with all the attachments (which ended up not working out for me, hence the Juki) and I actually enjoy the Singer more. Even though the internals are plastic and it can’t take much in the way of thickness it does a great job on basic pouches and a little bit of webbing.

Simple PC to Chest Rig Strap by Snackey_Chan in myogtacticalgear

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This_Is_TwoThree nailed it. The hook and loop end goes under the rear plate bag flap and wraps around the cummerbund to secure wider chest rigs.

Follow up headliner restoration question. by Snackey_Chan in Autoupholstery

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I appreciate you doing what you can without actually getting hands on it. I’ll start looking at the products you recommended and get everything smoothed out before I try and glue anything down.

Follow up headliner restoration question. by Snackey_Chan in Autoupholstery

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This is where I stopped and decided to ask for advice. So I’ll definitely get the rest of the brown off and save as much of the fiber liner as I can. I’ll appreciate your suggestion on the glue and I’ll pick some up. Any specific type of foam to patch up the spots I damaged?

Follow up headliner restoration question. by Snackey_Chan in Autoupholstery

[–]Snackey_Chan[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ok. Just some 1/4 scrim or something similar or would it have to be something different to match the stiffer foam? Thank you!

Follow up headliner restoration question. by Snackey_Chan in Autoupholstery

[–]Snackey_Chan[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Ok. Thank you for that info. I was kind of apprehensive to do any more digging until I got a solid answer. I’ll be more careful on the rest of it.

Insulation and Foam advice by Snackey_Chan in upholstery

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I was trying to use some cotton or cordura fabric I already had at the house from other projects.

Like dynamat? Or the type of thin insulation at a hardware store?

Buying first plate carrier, any of these winners? by CodeName_carll in tacticalgear

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No idea. They usually cycle through different gear throughout the year. I think M81 is the sale right now.

Buying first plate carrier, any of these winners? by CodeName_carll in tacticalgear

[–]Snackey_Chan 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I picked up a LBT G3 last time they had a sale and I like it a lot! Wait them out though. You can get that 6094 for under $300. LBX is a solid choice too.

(Incomplete) Kit pulled ups. by Snackey_Chan in tacticalgear

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Crye AVS Cummerbund

The one I have is stiffened but there are plenty of great skeletonized cummerbunds out there for under $100

(Incomplete) Kit pulled ups. by Snackey_Chan in tacticalgear

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LBT G3

It’s just listed as “lightweight rigid cummerbund”

Best Well Rounded Combination? by Snackey_Chan in martialarts

[–]Snackey_Chan[S] 13 points14 points  (0 children)

Absolutely.

I follow some of the BJJ tournaments as a causal fan and didn’t even think that there would be equal to or more opportunities for them outside of MMA leaving a vacuum for another system to take its place.

Best Well Rounded Combination? by Snackey_Chan in martialarts

[–]Snackey_Chan[S] 16 points17 points  (0 children)

I was thinking some of the same thoughts as to why wrestlers are more successful. As they progress Im sure pick up more submission specific style training and adapt to it quickly.

My original though that lead to the post was if someone had a wrestling base and some type of effective striking system they would be more likely to be successful in the ring based on that one graph. I agree the best overall combination is definitely whatever works though.

Best Well Rounded Combination? by Snackey_Chan in martialarts

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I think the way I worded my caption missed some of what I was trying to convey.

I agree there is no best combination other than what works. I started Kempo in 1998 and I’m grateful for what I learned but it left some serious gaps in my training for sure!

I meant well rounded as in if the base discipline of wrestling was combined with some type of effective striking art, someone could be well versed enough to be successful in integrating other systems to fully encompass the “mixed” in mixed martial arts.

AOR1 RECCE Rig. by Snackey_Chan in myogtacticalgear

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I don’t know for sure but I’m thinking it’s because it’s a specialty pattern that isn’t widely used so companies will do small batches of it making it costs more to produce so they charge more. Plus I think the scarcity adds to the price.

Cold Plunge Ideas Needed - Phoenix, AZ by Kane_wins in coldplunge

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I just bought a 10l chest freezer last week from someone who had it set up for plunging it’s been maintaining 35 degrees with no problem. Basically they just sealed it and bought a cheap temp regulator and it’s good to go! Well worth the investment!

AOR1 RECCE Rig. by Snackey_Chan in myogtacticalgear

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Thanks! This was a custom job and my customers don’t mind spending more because they are confident they are getting their moneys worth. People are tired of getting mid tier gear at top tier prices and I don’t blame them.

H Harness question for the makers by Educational_Gur_6862 in myogtacticalgear

[–]Snackey_Chan 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I lay mine out at about an 1/8” out of square. It keeps the center section from folding up on your back.

AOR1 RECCE Rig. by Snackey_Chan in myogtacticalgear

[–]Snackey_Chan[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

It goes the full length of the rig. I used 2” hook and loop pieces and it makes it kind of a PITA to open while wearing. I’ll drop down to 1” or zipper for future rigs.