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 Post subject: spat welder
PostPosted: Mon Feb 02, 2015 11:20 pm 
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Just finished assembling my spat welder. I'd like to come up with some sort of hook system to attach it on my belt though.

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There should be a thread on that very subject, I remember it clearly.

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Mike, I just traded my welder away, do you want my holder? It's OD webbing and black quick release clips.

EDIT mine is like the one in that last thread except all OD strapping.

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Sure. Ill send you a pm.

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PostPosted: Tue Feb 03, 2015 7:48 pm 
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Just to help,this is what i did with Mine.I'm going to change the Clip for some sort of D Ring, i'm Not quit sure yet :D Hope This helps.

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I just hang mine with some para cord Image
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Paracord is certainly the most screen accurate way, but it leaves the welder swinging like a wrecking ball...

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Same here, I also used paracord. Gotta see how that works for me during conventions...
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Swinging welders is the real reason Marines have crotch armour!

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I've only ever used paracord, done a few drops now including 'active' ones and never had a problem!

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Ive never had any dramas at cons wearing it this way.
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I'm not really sure about paracord length, though, any advice from you guys?
It's bound to bang into my crotch plate for sure.
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retrogarde wrote:
Swinging welders is the real reason Marines have crotch armour!


Thanks for making me spit out my coffee ! :lol:
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Hi all.I've took away the screw and slingswivel and just decided to do this, it Looks better,well for me anyway :D

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schotti wrote:
Hi all.I've took away the screw and slingswivel and just decided to do this, it Looks better,well for me anyway :D

Regards

Neil


Looks like a good solution for easy detachment. :like:

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Hello Frank,that was basicaly the idea,being an Ex soldier it was so important to me having to get to things quick.

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