Thank for the video, helped loads

The first aid pouch location was moved from the left rear to front right in 42 (I think)

For years i thought that Dana Designs built the Racer X modeled on the M 43 jungle pack. Then i saw this thing. The only thing it's missing is a dry bag.

Underrated man

Very useful video I am getting a ton of WW2 gear but had close to no idea how to set it up!

Very good keep up the good work

nice vids keep it up ben watching since the beginning

very good you should make an additional video going over how to put together the marching out 1910 haversack with the blanket and what not

Yeah new video

Great video, I will be doing a video of this webbing set soon : )

Excellent video as always. One question. I have a n M1923 cartridge belt that I inherited from my dad. It's a repro that he bought back in the 1990's, and while it is sturdily built it only has four eyelets on the top row above the ammo pouches. One eyelet at the buckle end of the pouches and one at the other end of them, thus two eyelets per side on top. Is this simply a poorly made belt, or was there some specific branch of the US Military that used these? Thanks for any insight you may have on this.

Hi! I’m from New Hampshire, sorry you lost your fork cover here! I am looking to get into reenacting but I haven’t had any luck finding information about it here in NH. Any tips?

Thank you daddy Reenactment days

@reenactmentdays5891

7 ай бұрын

😂

God the haversack looks complicated. No disrespect intended but the British 1937 webbing and pack seems much better in comparison.

@cadennorris960

7 ай бұрын

The looks are deceiving however it is definitely impractical compared to the 1937 pattern or musette bag.

First

Its still an awful desighn lol

@reenactmentdays5891

29 күн бұрын

Most definitely haha