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Vests \ Rigs for Tall and Wide blokes :)
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Forgot to reply to his after I got back from Wales. In summary, bags of room and loads of adjustment. At least 4-6inches in the waist and loads more than that in the shoulders. Seems good quality as well.
Obligatory photo, excuse the work attire:
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I generally wear a plate carrier, but I don't put plates in it.
Due to the simple fact of the way the joints in the human arm are put together, having your mags a bit lower down around the stomach or belt area is generally fastest and most ergonomic for most people. Conversely, the closer a pouch is to your chin, the harder it is to draw from; that's always been my experience anyway. Whatever's most efficient for the wearer.
Due to the simple fact of the way the joints in the human arm are put together, having your mags a bit lower down around the stomach or belt area is generally fastest and most ergonomic for most people. Conversely, the closer a pouch is to your chin, the harder it is to draw from; that's always been my experience anyway. Whatever's most efficient for the wearer.
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