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PMCI - March 2021

It's a whole new year for the PMCI team, and whilst some of the team have gone "on task" there's some new blood joining us this time to drive on (literally!) into new territory! As usual there's in-depth range reviews with the SIG Scorpion P320 AXG and the Glock 44, a look at the SOG "Pillar" blade, and focus articles on LPVO optics, footwear and chest rigs, so it's business as usual at PMCI, whatever this old world throws at us next!

It's a whole new year for the PMCI team, and whilst some of the team have gone "on task" there's some new blood joining us this time to drive on (literally!) into new territory! As usual there's in-depth range reviews with the SIG Scorpion P320 AXG and the Glock 44, a look at the SOG "Pillar" blade, and focus articles on LPVO optics, footwear and chest rigs, so it's business as usual at PMCI, whatever this old world throws at us next!

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The harness is well constructed and feels sturdy even when the

rig is loaded up and it has a reinforced drag handle incorporated

into the design, along with the ability to be attached to one of the

Direct Action Body Armour systems. The “Hurricane” has nine PALS

slots on the sides of the rig which are perfect for radio, medical,

utility pockets and horizontal PALS slots under the ammo pouches

for items such as tourniquets, pistol mag pouches and 40mm

pouches so you aren’t just limited to the pouches on the rig itself

should you wish to upgrade it. If you choose to run comms, the

fixed pouches are a great size for most PRRs and the rig has routing

channels to keep everything tidy and to prevent wires getting

caught.

Not only is it comfortable and solidly put together but it comes

as standard with integrated, adjustable magazine pouches with

paracord retention that adjust to fit a combination of eight AR, four

AK, or even four 7.62mm magazines. It also features a number of

fixed external pouches for other essentials including two adjustable

pouches, a sealed zipper pouch and a Velcro flap pouch for when

you need to access items quickly. The harness is completely

adjustable thanks to a secure harness design, and to keep the

excess material tidy it has Velcro wraparound “tidys”. It has a split

front- zipper design as well so you don’t need to adjust it every

time you remove it which is very neat indeed. The Hurricane is

available in Adaptive (foliage/ranger) Green, Black, Coyote Brown,

MultiCam, Pencott Badlands, Pencott Greenzone and Urban Grey so

there is a camo option for every environment. At €239 this isn’t

the cheapest model of chest rig on the market by a long shot, but

if you’re after excellent design along with superlative fabrics and

workmanship then it’s really a bit of kit that you should seriously

consider parting with cash for!

This is a broad overview, but in essence boils the designs down to their

essence. Super-light and basic, light yet versatile, and then full-on “I’m

out for a rumble” style; basically the choice is yours!

I’ve listed a few of my personal favourites to

give an idea of what you can be looking for if you’re

in the market from your own rig, but as always be

sure to “try before you buy” to make sure you get

the one that fits right, and suits your style and needs

best.

KIT: CHEST RIGS

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