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HBARleatherneck
09-10-2014, 14:13
They are both two compartment packs. both have hydration sleeves, interior hooks and organizers. The larger one is set up for an additional compression piece. that can either be for more gear, a rifle or fold down to carry a rifle. The larger one is waiting for a piece for the sternum strap. Both are all 1000 denier cordura. Milspec thread, webbing, buckles and material. Everything is US made and Berry compliant. In case you are wondering...the larger pack is "foilage" in color. Its the same color used in the ACU pattern. Next one will be in a-tacs.

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killianak9
09-10-2014, 14:29
Hell of job man[emoji106][emoji106] they look great

Great-Kazoo
09-10-2014, 14:55
He did a real nice kevlar vest holder.

def90
09-10-2014, 15:10
They look great!! What equipment are you using and did you work off of a pattern? Ever think of incorporating a mesh/suspension/ventilation system to keep the sweat on the back down?

Irving
09-10-2014, 15:28
LOVE that HBAR down the back.

Tim K
09-10-2014, 15:36
Jeeze, good work. Hobby or budding business?

HBARleatherneck
09-10-2014, 16:42
They look great!! What equipment are you using and did you work off of a pattern? Ever think of incorporating a mesh/suspension/ventilation system to keep the sweat on the back down? no pattern. I just make it up as I go. I did make a pattern of these packs, so I can build on them without reinventing the wheel. There is allways room to improve and redesign.
I have a bunch of industrial sewing equipment. Primarily I have been working in the leather world. Since January I have been making things out of nylon. I have some of the spacer mesh. I am going to try that for a backpanel coming up.

Jeeze, good work. Hobby or budding business?
I think it will allways be just a hobby. There are too many other good makers out there. I cant imagine there is a need for another American made gear maker. American made gear is expensive. So, I imagine the market is fairly small anyway. Now if I had a sweatshop in some third world company I could probably churn these out for a profit. I really enjoy making the gear.

here is another pack I made.

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Graves
09-10-2014, 16:55
These came out pretty awesome.

Irving
09-10-2014, 17:02
I really enjoy making the gear.

Well when you get bored some time, I bet you could make something similar to a Smart Carry. There are already knock offs of that brand, but I bet you could put some interesting ideas in there.

hurley842002
09-10-2014, 17:08
Awesome work!

XXFattyHunterXX
09-10-2014, 17:12
Wow Nice work!!!

Madeinhb
09-10-2014, 17:38
Looks awesome

blacklabel
09-10-2014, 17:53
"HBAR" on the back is an awesome touch. Nice work.

kwando
09-10-2014, 18:09
Nice work!!

Madeinhb
09-10-2014, 18:23
Would be awesome to see what kind of bug out back you can come up with.

sniper7
09-10-2014, 22:21
Dang those are sweet!

hghclsswhitetrsh
09-10-2014, 22:27
Wow, pretty awesome. Who'd a thunk arts and crafts would be so cool?! Keep up the good work!

argonstrom
09-11-2014, 15:19
Dang, man - good work! I know you don't want to make them for profit, but if you want to make one in exchange for some engraving, let me know!

Great-Kazoo
09-11-2014, 17:22
Wow, pretty awesome. Who'd a thunk arts and crafts would be so cool?! Keep up the good work!

Like reloading ?

DangerLee_Industries
09-12-2014, 22:13
That is some skill right there. Nice job!!!!

mcjhr
09-12-2014, 22:26
"HBAR" on the back is an awesome touch. Nice work.
+1

great work!

rondog
09-13-2014, 10:00
Maybe you should consider making something like the "Grab and Go" magazine carriers from Olongapo Outfitters?

Akyla
09-16-2014, 11:51
Nice job! I wish I could do something like that.

MCarp71
09-23-2014, 14:47
Those look awesome

MAP
10-03-2014, 20:12
There are too many other good makers out there. I cant imagine there is a need for another American made gear maker. American made gear is expensive. So, I imagine the market is fairly small anyway. Now if I had a sweatshop in some third world company I could probably churn these out for a profit. I really enjoy making the gear.

There is always room for a high quality, innovative, craftsman like yourself.

Mike