Can this be added to a back pack to help with padding on a torso strap? If so, can this be installed on Condor Compact Assault Pack?
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Hi Chaseman. In some cases it can be added to a pack to add some additional support, as I have done with a Maxpidition Falcon 2 that I own. To see how, there are a couple of YouTube Videos under "Maxpedition Falcon 2 Mods" that might offer you some ideas. I have found this addition to be a plus that offers more MOLLE carry options, but with it lacking a direct load transfer support system of some kind between the pack and the belt it does not convert a lighter duty pack into heavy load carrier as some people might hope. I'm sorry that I can't offer any direct information about the Condor Pack.
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I believe it would. The pack I have is US Army issue. I usually wear it under a rucksack. The chest strap I usually leave unlatched.
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I have it attached to my condor split chest rig. It is fully modular with the MOLLE military style clips. It has 4 molle straps on the back of the hydration bag. The shoulder straps are fully removable via speed clips.
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Technically nothing as long as your back pack has sufficient attach points. I use it with a S.O.C military back pack and it works great. It comes with the straps and all the attaching points. Mine even came with a hand grip. If you are like me, sometimes you may not want your camera tied to your back pack. So I often use it in conjunction with the belt harness. I attach the security strap to my belt, allowing me to take my pack off and slip the camera on my belt, never loosing security of my camera.
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We just put the top strap attached to the back pack w/o using the belt. The belt is about 48 inches at most, so I don't think it would fit around a hefty guy.
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These straps do fit the ach helmet and can be rigged to fit any tactical helmet. The only problem is is that it doesn't come with screws and it doesn't fit the ach helmet with the screws that come with the stock strap. The screws are not long enough to attach a bolt to the other side. To make this chinstrap work with my setup I had to find the rite nuts and bolts and applied some locktite to keep it from falling off. I would recommend doing some research for night vision chin straps there more expensive but worth it and will save you some hassle.
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Hi there!Sure. You can. I even tried once to use it this way. Unfortunately I didn't like it. Mostly because the bag kept falling to the lowest point, just under my right arm. Which was quite annoying, because it kept hindering the swing of my arm. Maybe I should had fastened the belt a more. Regardless of that, that bag is really discrete and slim. Unless you run with a really tight shirt, you can place the bag under it, and no one will know you are using this pack. It really is that small. I usually use it this way, under my t-shirt.
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Yes. I have mine mounted (inverted) on my pack using the strap on the back of the sheath without the leg strap. It holds very well. The sheath has a pressure 'clip' that you feel when you push the knife all the way into the sheath.
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Thor, did you end up purchasing one of these to mount the bipod to your Condor? I'm looking for the same thing to mount a UTG bipod on my TalonP and I was wondering if it worked out for you. Thanks.
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I installed it without any foam padding. It just attaches to small bosses in the lid, that have pre-drilled holes. I found it a bit tricky to get some of the screws in, as you have to work through the mesh in the organizer, but once it is in place, it works great. Just be careful what you put in the pockets, as it will of course close on any gear in the case. Good luck!
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I tried and it is really awkward and isn't tactical or practical on a belt. My advice is to get a molle vest or plate carrier for this. I used it on one of my old plate carriers and it is effing sweet. Practical and tactical. Its not big and bulky and is easy to use. Durable too. Hope this helps
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It does not have straps like my trekking pack does, however it does have two sets of webbing where you could attach a tent or sleeping bag. Caution that this would place the tent/sleeping bag at the very bottom of the pack, not offset towards the back. Depending on your tent/sleeping bag size this might impact gait.
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The back panel (the bit the actual pouch velcros to) has molle strapping on the rear. This could be used to attach it to a belt. However its designed to be a pretty permanent attachment system (with the rip-away pouch being the bit you remove - leaving the back panel behind). You'd probable have to drop your pants (or at least remove the belt from pants AND panel to take it off.
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It uses pressure straps to attach to MOLLE. It should fit without issue as this vest has plenty of back MOLLE.
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It would work excellent. There is a stabilizer strap for holding the bag tight that most people tuck into the opposite strap slot. With this strap snapped into the single strap the pack is very stable. I use my pack for every hike I have been on, it is my Man Purse.
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I would have to check specifics but this is a shoulder strap made for Barnett crossbows.... I can't think of a reason it shouldn't work it is not padded initially but easily modified to have padding via the sliding rubber harness
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I looked at mine, you will need to get a standard web belt, if you intend on adding an LC-1 Buttpack. That away you can attach the buttpack to the web with alice clips and if there are straps at the top of the Buttpack, you can attach them to the D-rings on the center back part of the tactical vest. I hope this helps.