Load of SEAL Team 2 gear

joefriday22: Warrant Officer Class I; Posts: 1196
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Load of SEAL Team 2 gear

by joefriday22 on Tue Oct 18, 2011 8:11 pm

Hi folks, new guy here sent by another member who is a member of another forum that I frequent.

I picked up this load of gear this weekend. Nkomo has already seen it.

Lots of packs (LBT0990 pack also), the small pouches and black chest rig are LBT "Silver Tag" and the buttpacks are LBT "Yellow Tag". Also included are waterproof/inflatable bags and rifle bags. The black padded rifle case is BHI "White Tag" with the original Va. Beach address on it. I knew the former owner of BHI when he was still making the items himself in his own garage.

The MK23 holster is on a Eagle belt and also included the mag pouch and 2 MK23 mags.

Thanks for looking. Any comments or information would be greatly appreciated.

oldfireguy

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Re: Load of SEAL Team 2 gear

by oldfireguy on Tue Oct 18, 2011 8:45 pm

Glad you made it over. Nice items there.

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Re: Load of SEAL Team 2 gear

by Mikesierra151 on Tue Oct 18, 2011 9:48 pm

Nice collection. What model is the Black Chest Rig?

joefriday22

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Re: Load of SEAL Team 2 gear

by joefriday22 on Tue Oct 18, 2011 10:56 pm

oldfireguy wrote:Glad you made it over. Nice items there.

Thanks for the suggestion to slide on over here fireguy.

Mike, I can't remember the model number on the vest. I have sold about 50 or more of those rigs on Ebay over the last 10 years.

Rob

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Re: Load of SEAL Team 2 gear

by kriegsmodell on Sun Oct 23, 2011 4:15 am

joefriday22 wrote:Hi folks, new guy here sent by another member who is a member of another forum that I frequent.

I picked up this load of gear this weekend. Nkomo has already seen it.

Lots of packs (LBT0990 pack also), the small pouches and black chest rig are LBT "Silver Tag" and the buttpacks are LBT "Yellow Tag". Also included are waterproof/inflatable bags and rifle bags. The black padded rifle case is BHI "White Tag" with the original Va. Beach address on it. I knew the former owner of BHI when he was still making the items himself in his own garage.

The MK23 holster is on a Eagle belt and also included the mag pouch and 2 MK23 mags.

Thanks for looking. Any comments or information would be greatly appreciated.

Rob et al,

I simply love this DCU. One it's a great piece. Second, it blows away one of the myths that some have stated about SEAL shirts. Yes, some SEAL tops will have a velcro rectangle for the trident but not all of them. And to say that all SEAL jackets have the trident velcro is obviously incorrect (as some have already argued). Heck, this jacket does not even have velcro for the name and branch tapes! Most excellent!

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Re: Load of SEAL Team 2 gear

by ladrang on Sun Oct 23, 2011 10:52 am

Nice grouping, really amazing Wink

joefriday22

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Re: Load of SEAL Team 2 gear

by joefriday22 on Sun Oct 23, 2011 11:16 am

Thank you.

Lance, glad you like the shirt. I typed up a long response but it disappeared. The former owner of the shirt had some shirts with the trident but most with nothing at all on them,,not even modified. He called them his "sterile" shirts. I have several other SEAL used shirts with no signs of tridents having been on them.

Velcro placement, pocket placement is a personal preference thing with them. This guy said he never wore any type of tactical vest in his 20 hears of service, he preferred the regular H harness.

Rob

joefriday22

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Re: Load of SEAL Team 2 gear

by joefriday22 on Sun Oct 23, 2011 9:16 pm

Here's a shirt straight from a ST6 member. No velcro patch for the trident either.
There was something else sewn in that area but doesn't look like a trident.

Rob

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Re: Load of SEAL Team 2 gear

by nkomo on Sun Oct 23, 2011 10:06 pm

kriegsmodell wrote:
joefriday22 wrote:Hi folks, new guy here sent by another member who is a member of another forum that I frequent.

I picked up this load of gear this weekend. Nkomo has already seen it.

Lots of packs (LBT0990 pack also), the small pouches and black chest rig are LBT "Silver Tag" and the buttpacks are LBT "Yellow Tag". Also included are waterproof/inflatable bags and rifle bags. The black padded rifle case is BHI "White Tag" with the original Va. Beach address on it. I knew the former owner of BHI when he was still making the items himself in his own garage.

The MK23 holster is on a Eagle belt and also included the mag pouch and 2 MK23 mags.

Thanks for looking. Any comments or information would be greatly appreciated.

Rob et al,

I simply love this DCU. One it's a great piece. Second, it blows away one of the myths that some have stated about SEAL shirts. Yes, some SEAL tops will have a velcro rectangle for the trident but not all of them. And to say that all SEAL jackets have the trident velcro is obviously incorrect (as some have already argued). Heck, this jacket does not even have velcro for the name and branch tapes! Most excellent!

Lance,
COME ON!!!! EVERYONE knows that in order for a shirt to be a genuine SEAL article, it HAS to have either the trident or a velcro rectangle for the trident.

In all seriousness, you bring up some excellent points. Thanks for posting!