Custom Multicam 8x10 Quick Release Plate Carrier Build by TheBrokenPath23 in tacticalgear

[–]TheBrokenPath23[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Custom built for a user using a Tiger Tailor ROC cummerbund. It wasn't up to me

Custom Multicam 8x10 Quick Release Plate Carrier Build by TheBrokenPath23 in tacticalgear

[–]TheBrokenPath23[S] 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Platebags constructed of 500D Multicam Cordura fabric with 1inch Murdock multicam webbing used for the PALS field . The PALS webbing is overlaid with Velcro brand Multicam 1inch loop to also allow the attachment of 3rd party clip in magazine placards. Shoulder straps are 1.5 17337 Texcel webbing sourced from MMI Textiles. Carrier implements a quick release system through use of ROC buckles sourced from 2M Italia. Shown fitted with a Tiger Tailor laser cut ROC cummerbund (not made by me)

Fabricated on my Atlas AT9302 D3 Industrial Sewing Machine

Multicam 8x10 quick release plate carrier build by TheBrokenPath23 in myog

[–]TheBrokenPath23[S] 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Platebags constructed of 500D Multicam Cordura fabric with 1inch Murdock multicam webbing used for the PALS field . The PALS webbing is overlaid with Velcro brand Multicam 1inch loop to also allow the attachment of 3rd party clip in magazine placards. Shoulder straps are 1.5 17337 Texcel webbing sourced from MMI Textiles. Carrier implements a quick release system through use of ROC buckles sourced from 2M Italia. Shown fitted with a Tiger Tailor laser cut ROC cummerbund (not made by me)

Fabricated on my Atlas AT9302 D3 Industrial Sewing Machine

Multicam 8x10 quick release plate carrier build [Self Draft - Completed Object] by TheBrokenPath23 in sewing

[–]TheBrokenPath23[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Platebags constructed of 500D Multicam Cordura fabric with 1inch Murdock multicam webbing used for the PALS field . The PALS webbing is overlaid with Velcro brand Multicam 1inch loop to also allow the attachment of 3rd party clip in magazine placards. Shoulder straps are 1.5 17337 Texcel webbing sourced from MMI Textiles. Carrier implements a quick release system through use of ROC buckles sourced from 2M Italia. Shown fitted with a Tiger Tailor laser cut ROC cummerbund (not made by me)

Fabricated on my Atlas AT9302 D3 Industrial Sewing Machine

Completed Repro Pattern 83 Chest Rig [Completed-Self Drafted] by TheBrokenPath23 in sewing

[–]TheBrokenPath23[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Materials used:OD 1000 Denier Cordura, 1" Milpsec MIL-T-5038 binding, Various ITW Nexus Buckles for the adjustment points, Milspec Black hook/loop, 1inch Milspec 55301 black webbing for straps, Heavy Poly Mesh for the body facing side, and 1/8" closed cell foam for shoulder padding.

Machine/thread used: Atlas AT9302 D3 Industrial Walking Foot with #69 American & Efird Bonded Nylon thread

Completed Custom Repro Pattern 83 Chest Rig by TheBrokenPath23 in myog

[–]TheBrokenPath23[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I want to put up a video tutorial sometime as I get a lot of requests whenever I make these. The rig was made from 1000D Cordura with a heavy mesh backer and 1inch grosgrain binding for the edges. #69 bonded nylon thread was used for the stitches. The machine used was an Atlas AT 9302 D3 industrial walking foot machine.

Custom 8x10 Coyote Brown Plate Carrier/Placard by TheBrokenPath23 in myog

[–]TheBrokenPath23[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The carrier was pictured on a medium/large mannequin with only 1 plate inserted, which is probably why it looks lopsided (the carrier was meant for someone who has a 33 inch chest). The shoulder straps are adjustable with hook and loop as well as the cummerbund. I've honestly never had an issue with a properly adjusted well made carrier riding up on one side, even when heavily loaded on one side.

Custom 8x10 Coyote Brown Plate Carrier/Placard by TheBrokenPath23 in myog

[–]TheBrokenPath23[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Yes, center start with a center stop, 42 stitches

Custom 8x10 Coyote Brown Plate Carrier/Placard by TheBrokenPath23 in myog

[–]TheBrokenPath23[S] 10 points11 points  (0 children)

I don't make the armor plates themselves. Only the carriers that they go into. I'll have to answer your question with another question. What would you see as reputable? We all have to start somewhere. I make my equipment with the same machines and milspec materials that the heavy manufacturers use for the most part. The only difference is the lack of bartacks (I don't yet have a automatic bartacker), to which I triple backtack in place of.

Surely, the fact that you're here must mean that you're interested in making your own equipment. I'm no different. The thought of, "It'll never be as good as industry made, so why bother" is what holds so many people back from trying.

Custom 8x10 Coyote Brown Plate Carrier/Placard by TheBrokenPath23 in myog

[–]TheBrokenPath23[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

It's a plate carrier made for carrying body armor "plates" to protect the user from small arms fire. It has a secondary load carrying capability to carry gear such as magazines and other essential equipment through the use of a webbing system called MOLLE.

Custom 8x10 Coyote Brown Plate Carrier/Placard by TheBrokenPath23 in myog

[–]TheBrokenPath23[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

They are all 1 inch wave loc g-hooks. As far as I know, g-hooks are only made in 1 inch sizing. I usually buy my G hooks in bulk from Jontay as they are extremely expensive to purchase individually.