USSF (PJ's specific)

[blackhawk_ranger]

Re: USSF (PJ's specific)

Some more from a recent game at Yorkshire Tactical Airsoft. Had mixed comments about the blue gloves, yes I know they only use them when treating a patient, however seeing as I was playing in a medic role most of the day I thought them fitting (and I think they look good in the photos :p )
Comments/advice/abuse welcome

[B.E.N.]

Re: USSF (PJ's specific)

Latex gloves are taken on and off about as often as you breath in and out... Not really something you'd see "used"...

[dannyeprice23]

Re: USSF (PJ's specific)

Nice looking load out, latex gloves or not. Where is that site? Looks sweet.

[ElZer0]

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What jacket is that?









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What jacket is that?

[blackhawk_ranger]

Re: USSF (PJ's specific)

It's a PCU lvl 5 jacket

[ElZer0]

Re: USSF (PJ's specific)

Cheers

Load out looks superb btw

[Snowdrop]

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Ben is right. Latex gloves are meant to be used to try to help keep the wounded area free from further contamination. To have them on all the time would be a health hazard, but in practicality means your hands aren't sweaty. Keep them as an accessory.

[druid799]

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but in practicality means your hands aren't sweaty.

Take it you ment to say WILL get sweaty ? ( my hands sweat like a pig when I wear them in work)

[Snowdrop]

Re: USSF (PJ's specific)

Yeah, I think! It was early when I wrote if. Besides, the purple ones are more funky!

[druid799]

Re: USSF (PJ's specific)

Yeah, I think! It was early when I wrote if. Besides, the purple ones are more funky!

Or you could go for the tacticool black operator ones like what US spesulfarces us init !

[Scotsmark]

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The secret to latex, or nitrile, gloves is simple: put them on when you have to, take them off when you can.

[GhostWolf]

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I realise this isn't strictly a PJ loadout but it's my PJ/medic 'inspired' loadout. I tried to keep in mind the role hence all the extra utility pouches and less focus on mags and fighting equipment.

Mich 2001
Bowman headset (normally sordins but was only running single comms that day)
Allwin MC ubacs - left sleeve PJ and team patch - right sleeve IR cylume and Sharpie)
LBT 1961G chest rig - 5x M4 mids, 2 x Sig mag, radio, note pad, map, 2 x smokes.
Riggers belt - TM Sig P226 in a serpa (replica)
Crye MC gen 2 trousers - small first aid kit, nitrile gloves, CAT in pockets.
Viper MC boots
Issue medic bag (filled!) - CAT, bandage, MS2000 strobe (replica), medical shears, cylumes, Sharpie.











An early shot as I added a few bits

Nice but do you know the PJ's use the Military M9 not a SIG P226? Just started putting my loadout together now, looking forward to getting it finished.

[blackhawk_ranger]

Re: USSF (PJ's specific)

Yea that original setup has had a lot of updates and I'm now running a glock in safariland drop leg and tbf I remember it being mentioned that they use a wide variety of sidearms glock, sig and m9 are the only ones I remember but I keep thinking I've seen a photo of one with a 1911 but I can't seem to find it so I probably dreamt it :D

Get some photos up when your done dude!

[blackhawk_ranger]

Re: USSF (PJ's specific)

Few updates to kit...



Outside


Inside

[blackhawk_ranger]

Re: USSF (PJ's specific)

A few changes to kit and a couple of snaps from a game last weekend...







And one more showing the kit slightly better



Kit list
Ops Core Bump Lid*
- MS2000
- G24 mount*
- PvS15*
- US IR Patches
- IR Glint Squares
ESS ICE Glasses
Sordins (not in photos as I forgot them :P )
Patagonia lvl 5 PCU
- Crye MC UBACs
6094*
- Small utility
- Triple M4*
- BFG double pistol
- MBITR Pouch
- TS PRC 148 + TEA PTT
- 2 x CAT
- Medical Shears
- Cylume, Sharpie, Patches etc
Crye MC AC's
- BHI riggers
- PRL
- M4 Taco*
- Serpa
- Sig 226
Tactical Fanny Pack* (obviously a manly one......)
Issue Medic Bag
Salomon Boots
Mechanix Mpacts

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