The MOLLE II waist pack Is one of the best surplus bargains

#surplus #molle #preparedness the ACU (Army Combat Uniform) UCP (The Universal Camouflage Pattern) is a digital camouflage pattern formerly used by the United States Army and one of the greatest Surplus bargains now! The MOLLE II waist pack has a volume of approximately 350 cubic inches. The waist pack can be worn in one of four ways: It can be attached to the bottom of the patrol pack It can be attached directly to the FLC It can be carried in the "stand alone" configuration by utilizing the attached two inch wide waist belt. It can also be attached directly to the main pack by passing the side release buckle and straps through the webbing below the claymore pouch on the main pack. I'll go over the most common uses for preppers, homesteaders, and prepared people Been asked about my watch It's an older model BN0150-10E of this one Citizen Men's Promaster Diver Solar Powered Watch with Rubber Strap https://amzn.to/3W37Lbw Wrist Compass for Watch https://amzn.to/3RbHIM5 ABOUT OUR CHANNEL Our channel is about me quitting my high stress / paying job in a busy area that we had a homestead at and moving to the mountains for a simple life. We are rebuilding our homestead with solar, backup batteries, retaking the land, and bringing our animals here. Check out our channel here: https://www.youtube.com/@HomesteadReliance?sub_confirmation=1 our intro video https://youtu.be/IZBIKLQ8r5U Don’t forget to subscribe! contact email SavvySurvival@gmail.com our mailing address: Homestead Reliance PO Box 70 Jasper, AR 72641 quit your job move to the mountains simple life simple rural life strategic relocation off grid cabin off grid living rural life gluten free celiacs lactose free building off grid homestead developing homestead clearing overgrown property family builds a homestead off grid homestead cheap land new life in rural America off grid family move to the mountains gadgets Prepping SHTF surplus gear military history https://audionautix.com Creative Commons Music by Jason Shaw on Audionautix.com