Message from @CTL
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like a 6094?
Yeah kinda
Like an AERO, Strandhogg, etc
JPC being a "light" carrier
true but you can easily turn a JPC into something like that
literally just add shoulder pads and padding to the inside face of the platebags
fair enough
can you add crye padding to the JPC 🤔
I would say the AVS is still marginally more comfortable than my 6094
@Einhänder what do you think about the AVS since you asked
Yeah the AVS is definitely comfortable but the harness isn't that big of a game changer and arguably unnecessary vs side padding from the micro harness or just normal padding like the aero
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I'm skeptical as to how well the Harness actually performs in terms of load-bearing. Sure there probably an engineering argument/evidence can be made about weight destribution, but you're still adding more weight onto the individual.
Combined with other accessories such as the stkss, I haven't been really able to find good enough metrics besides anecdotal evidence as to if the harness justifies a loaded AVS being almost 2x the price of a Strandhogg. Hence that's why I'm asking around.
I do think AXL adding tubes and a velcro flaps does help the AVS & Strandhogg modernize for a lot of rigs/accessories, so there's that.
@Einhänder to the average nerd, the AVS is overkill
Yeah I agree
Its probably pretty good completely loaded down and you're in it for months on end
Thats where you notice where the harness changes things
Where you save a few pounds from lighter plates, you're throwing on an extra radio, ammo, or batteries
I mean nobody really over loads them
Yeah, but its there if you need to
I guess but that again goes back to my point of the harness being unnecessary becauae the benefits are lost on most, if not all, users
Yeah, that is a good point.
12-16 mag setups isn't that crazy and people already do them with other setups
ehhh it's pretty wack
Most medium or large carriers accommodate for it 🤷
you definitely notice the extra weight when you carry 2x of a standard combat load
and the bulk sucks, at that point there's nowhere good to put your mags
Ok what's standard load tho
12 seems pretty normal
like 7-8
12 is a lot
To carry or as a loadout
like once you start thinking about where to put the mags especially if you don't like double stacking, it sucks to go over 7-8
wym
the weight isn't crazy, like 1lb per mag
but the bulk sucks
unless half of those are in a pack
Carrying 12 mags being wack or the need for 12 mags
Being wack
Because there's plenty of ancedotal evidence saying 12 mags is pretty normal if not preferable to anyone actually doing any shooting
i mean it really depends what you're doing