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British Tactical/Flimmuur Tactical Horizon Laminate MagPI range.
Disclaimer: I was supplied with the shown products as pre-release review samples.The ‘tacticool’ space is awash with companies producing the latest and greatest revisions of what are in theory the most basic of pouches – the magazine pouch. British Tactical/Flimmuur Tactical are no different, but unlike your Warrior, Templar or Kombat offerings, the newest revision [...]
Mel Terkla: What I might typically carry.
My buddy asked me what I carry in my belt kit, so I thought I would post up what I might typically carry.I have many pockets for my British Tactical belt kit, but have been running this combo for awhile now. I got the 20 PALS channels version and running two 2 channel pockets, two 3 channel pockets, and two 4 [...]
British Tactical Covid 19 update.
British Tactical Coronavirus pandemic updateAs a small factory we rely on a small team of dedicated machinists and utilise automated sewing processes to produce our kit. We run a small retail stock inventory and produce a number of items to order along with OEM commitments. When new products are introduced, orders are normally fulfilled and [...]
Review of Horizontal and Vertical Lidded Utility Pouch
I became aware of British Tactical through a Facebook page I am a member of which caters to kit pests like myself. I have been looking for a while for some pouches for the outside of a daysack I use as my go-bag when I’m working overseas. My Go-bag is the bag I carry everywhere with me [...]
Mad Jack and Bayonet Sheath - A Comparison
By Jim Shoebridge – A GeardoI’ve already written a review of BRITTACs Bayonet Sheath in its first non-laminate iteration but a quick recap…This is only for the bayonet and not the scabbard, there is a High-Density Plastic insert to prevent the ultra-sharp blade from damaging the material…which they will replace free of charge if it ever wears [...]
Pros and Cons of Webbing, Vests and Chest Rigs.
Over the last twenty years I’ve served in two Armies, as a PMC and in a Guerrilla group, working in jungle, urban and desert environments as well as working overseas on security tasks. I started out in the NZ Army in the mid 90’s using the issued ALICE webbing and pack. The metal clips on the webbing and the rivet [...]
Belt Kit, Mostly British Tactical - A Run Down, - by Jim Shoebridge
Note: Click on image to open a large version in new window. Click on underlined links to take you to the product.Firstly, a run through of everything that comprises this belt kit, then a breakdown and review of the kit from British Tactical (BritTac) only. Belt – BritTac two row PALS*, fitted with an AustriAlpin Cobra buckle.Under Armour [...]
British Tactical Molle Belt, Utility, Ammo and Stealth Admin Pouch Review
CriteriaI started looking for a new belt kit as the issue kit that I had previously never really fit me properly and I wasn’t quite able to fit all of my kit in (and still be able to get it out!). In the past I had tried using other guys stitched ‘airborne’ style webbing however I wasn't particularly [...]
Review of Molle Belt, IFAK and Utility Pouches.
THE SELECTIONI currently use two setups, Assault Vest and Belt Order. Assault Order is for HQ/ Operations Centre work and Belt Order for Liaison role and Training Review. My vest is an issue Desert Molle, with green IRR paint added to 'MTP' it. On this are a mixture of issue MTP Osprey, Warrior Systems, Disciple and in the last few [...]
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