Loadouts

[Echo1 Operator]

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[Boogieman]

Shoot me in the leg, but that looks sweet... and it is probably taken with Nikon...

[SteevoLS]

^ not airsoft

[Echo1 Operator]

it's the new echo 1 pro package

[SteevoLS]

o cool, i didnt recognize the trades

[D.Smitty]

Shoot me in the leg

I got ya, what's the next game you're going to?

[Straightshot]

This is different from the Armory section; post pics of your actual game loadouts.

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fail...

[Boogieman]

I got ya, what's the next game you're going to?

It is Ukrainian expression

[Dominum]

it's the new echo 1 pro package

Oh ho ho, you funny guy!

...but I know what that is from .

[python575]

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cia operator loadout?

got bored and put this together

[Bushmaster]

Very nice, Jon.

[python575]

thanks man

[von_lounger]

Taking a stroll somewhere in Kandahar, I see.

[python575]

yeah, how could you tell?

[Arbee]

Not much new, I've just made a few subtle changes to my loadout since I last posted it up.  It has been perfected, though, and I don't think that I'll be making any more changes, unless it's something I can slide onto the pistol belt...

http://i639.photobucket.com/albums/uu113/ASB5689/DSC01024.jpg

The basic uniform consists of a black ACU-cut jacket (decorated with the IMC logo and a reversed black-and-white American Flag patch), black jeans, and a pair of black boots.  The jeans are more comfortable than the BDU pants I was wearing, and the texture actually helps with keeping the kneepads in place.

On top of that, I have a pair of ALICE suspenders hooked up to a pistol belt, which holds my pistol and a radio pouch (having the radio out as it is in the picture is just asking for somebody to shoot it), as well as any other pouches or holsters I need.  Over the suspenders and pistol belt, I'm wearing my Matrix Interceptor knock-off, to which I've attached four mag pouches and a hydration bladder, as well as a temporary resting place for my radio.

For face protection, I've got an Ironface half-mask (not pictured), which is pretty comfortable, and a pair of custom Bitter End mesh goggles.  My gloves are Hatch 3/4-finger rappelling gloves with padded knuckles.  The kneepads are also made by Hatch.

And of course, to top it all off, my signature red beret, which conveniently serves as my dead rag (too bad it doesn't glow for night games, haha).

And that's about it.  I don't plan on buying any new gear in the future, near or far, so hopefully all of this will last me for now.