Hi I was told about his Mod the other day by Damascus, thought I'd try it out!
Firstly the 58"Kidney pouch, it has potential (usually sewn to an identical pouch).
but it has a flaw...if you try to use the pouch on it's own, it sits too low down on the belt.
It's designed to be attached to the 58" belt and the 58" yoke supports the top.
remove the yoke and it flops rather disappointingly, it's top heavy...(not to mention the complicated archaic straps):yikes:
Firstly undo everything, don't worry, this could all be done in 10 mins!
apart from anything else there's alot of unnecessary metal you're carrying.
most of the parts now removed,
remember undo/cut/pick the stitches don't cut the webbing material, and don't cut off the longest webbing strap!
you now have some spare straps/fixtures to go in your sewing kit! (you never know)
the 2 loose vertical straps now get stitched next to the white label.
now when sewn in place the pouch now hangs at a sensible height from a belt.
The loose strap can be used to either tie to another pouch or used to attach a piece of kit to (e.g. a compass/penknife)
if you leave the lower metal rings they can be used to tie to other pouches to stop them moving about too much.
hope you like the mod!
Firstly the 58"Kidney pouch, it has potential (usually sewn to an identical pouch).
but it has a flaw...if you try to use the pouch on it's own, it sits too low down on the belt.
It's designed to be attached to the 58" belt and the 58" yoke supports the top.
remove the yoke and it flops rather disappointingly, it's top heavy...(not to mention the complicated archaic straps):yikes:
Firstly undo everything, don't worry, this could all be done in 10 mins!
apart from anything else there's alot of unnecessary metal you're carrying.
most of the parts now removed,
remember undo/cut/pick the stitches don't cut the webbing material, and don't cut off the longest webbing strap!
you now have some spare straps/fixtures to go in your sewing kit! (you never know)
the 2 loose vertical straps now get stitched next to the white label.
now when sewn in place the pouch now hangs at a sensible height from a belt.
The loose strap can be used to either tie to another pouch or used to attach a piece of kit to (e.g. a compass/penknife)
if you leave the lower metal rings they can be used to tie to other pouches to stop them moving about too much.
hope you like the mod!
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