Ozark Ranger Concepts

Been working on this for a hot minute… now I’m ready to finally put it to skin

Message Nicholes Tattoo Art for pricing and detail… this piece will go fast

Hello Travelers, come by the warm fire and rest... the night is dark and full of terrors.

Iv had a few people ask what rig I use... in short, I use multiple rigs. All with a purpose behind them. In this case(in the photos) this rig is designed for sustained operations.

Main rig is a T3gear Spear Chest Rig Gen 2. Very modular to add pouches. Comes with 4 Mag insert. (Ranger Green)

Add-ons starting top to bottom, left to right.

-FHF Gear Harness shoulder pad (Multicam)...thier product is designed for the older shoulder straps but in this case I was able to use it over T3gears shoulder straps.

-Standard USGI Canteen Pouch, you can find these just about any surplus shop. (OCP)

-Marsupial Gear Range Finder pouch (small) with lanyard carrying a Sig Buckmaster 1500 Range Finder. Very nice pouch that is padded. (Ranger Green)

-T3gear Double Mag pouch (Multicam)

- Raptor Tactical Small GP pouch, pouch is great and has slots for chem lights...that glow sticks for people who dont know. (Multicam)

-T3gear Standard Medical Pouch, this pouch is just a bit larger than standard IFACs so you can carry a little extra boo-boo supply. (Multicam)

-Tactical Tailer Plate Carrier Lower Accessories Pouch...dangler. (Multicam)

Thanks for checking, and as always. Go outside and train responsibly.

Getting to a point at night is mind-boggling. So begins the paragraphs of F-bombs. Bring a friend along to share the stressful moments.

Currently working on a gear video. It's primary focus is for those getting into "tactical" gear. Kinda what to get to start with. Stay tuned. This is all coming from a infantryman mindset.

It's pretty fun getting people to get into the outdoors, hiking, scouting, shooting. Bringing a since of adventure to the new approach to help elevate mindsets.

When there's a different mailman on the block and the squirrel is on an op watching our position.