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- This is my police belt setup. You could also be security personnel military personnel are regular civilians. Having a bill with all your gear on there it’s essential.
For the belt, check out @safelifedefense code tacticalkarl, also for the carriers and body armor.
I am using @_gcodeholsters mag holders-@safarilandgroup holster for my Glock.
@safarilandgroup makes the best duty holster on the market. No one makes a better holster than them for duty.
I am running a @olightworld for my glock17. It is an excellent weapon light.
@skallywagtactical dagger is my go-to blade if I am ever fighting for my life.
I'm running @smithandwessoninc and @asphandcuff.
I'm running a full-size @streamlightinc stinger with busts ap at the end of it.
@221btactical tactical gloves and undervest use code: tacticalkarl.
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As a LEO my self this guy is a LEO. He has been at a few LEO only events I know about in Texas. Some of the accessories he has on is overkill and highly doubt his agency would approve of it. The steel ammo looks to be for show. It is just a video on a belt setup. I know my agency do not care on belt set up until IA wants to do a inspection. Keep doing your thing 💯 and giving out information👏🏾🤝🏾✊🏾
LEO LEO LEO LEO LEO
Yes, he is with a Sheriff's Office but I won't say which one.
Aye man love it. Only thing I would change is having your knife on the opposite hand as your pistol. Reason being so you can draw the knife and go to work while still maintaining the ability to push down on your gun in the event that someone is attempting to take it from you. Rock on brother
Why do I feel he’s not actually a LEO?
Been a cop for 8 years.
@@tacticalkarl LIES!!!! Anyone that has worked in the field can tell youre one of those security guards that failed to be a cop but spends his whole paycheck on gear to look like a cop
@@agluebyaglueby7978 you funny guy
@@tacticalkarl than show some kind of prove.....multiple people have called you out fot a police impersonator. Prove to us that youre a real cop
@@agluebyaglueby7978 nah man this wouldn't even pass for my security company lol
Good for you sir to be putting info out there.
🤔 A vest with no plates, a cross draw taser holster with mags in its path, a belt that can’t hold up the weight of your front cuffs, no tourniquet, and all the leather attachments look second hand… are you impersonating a police officer?!?
I have like 5 carries and did not feel like taken armor out my other one
@@tacticalkarl that’s not a “no”, Karl. 🙃
Yes!!! This is a POLICE IMPERSONATOR aka Black Jeremy Dewitte
Don't say what is wrong. It helps police impersonators.
Dude I was wondering the same ! Im like no way he's a cop the way that belt is set up and the way he carries himself and move
BOOM, haven't seen a Tactical Karl vid in a while. Good stuff
I LOVE TACTICAL KARL!!
Love that set up.
Love your videos bro. It's awesome
As a former M.P. and a current L.E.O., brother you are highspeed hooah hooah! Just subscribed to your channel after seeing you on Survival Dispatch. Remain unsullied and stay alert, stay alive!
Damn techniqule Carl I want what the Belt is being held up with. You feel me..
Great video brotha
Idk why I feel like he’s not really cop
Lol you're funny he works for the sheriff department and patrols the most dangerous sides of town.. but what do I know
@@buckshatt340 hope you're being sarcastic lol
i think he works as a gang unit officer
@@rm-ki4zp I 100% doubt he's a patrol officer let alone on a VICE unit.
@@crossonyx8463 ok 👍 lol I mean whats your profession the mail man?
So I’m going to try and be as respectful as I can on this because you very well be new to patrol work and I’m in the business of trying to educate over shaming.
1. That’s a ronin belt. Not safelife. The carrier very well may be a safelife but it doesn’t look like there are panels in it and your attachment is barely hanging on on your support side.
2. I have no idea how you ride in a car with an extended magazine in the gun. That’s asking for issues in the event you need to draw from a seated position.
3. An exposed bladed option on the strong side is asking for trouble if you get in a ground fight.
4. I am concerned about the lack of comms and medical on your duty set up. Everyone should carry medical at all times. And your radio is your life line.
5. Running the dual mag pouch up top isn’t necessarily bad, I wouldn’t do it, but it’s on your strong side. Maybe consider moving that over.
6. Your taser should be accessible weak hand. You don’t want to draw the wrong option under duress. It doesn’t matter how trained anyone is, it’s gross motor skill biomechanics. Also, it appears your mags hinder the taser draw.
7. Don’t hit anyone with a mag lite with a glass break tip. Consider a rounded edge baton that doesn’t run the same risk of seriously hurting a suspect.
I hope this helps. I’ve been a cop 8 years and field training for 2 on top of my special teams. It’s a delicate science to the set up. Please consider taking this advice and others from this comment section into consideration.
I would add that a much more secure firearm holster is needed and add a Leatherman type multi tool as well. Also, I would carry a second flashlight. The Streamlight is excellent, I have several, but I'm talking about a smaller one such as a Strion from the same company because as always "two is one, one is none". Agree?
You do not need to carry medical first aid kits or trama kits. You leave that crap in the squad. Your TQ should not be on your duty belt as well. It should be in your vest pocket with your NORCAM. I got on our city police DEPT. IN 1995 BEFORE YOU KIDS WERE EVEN BORN! 25 YEARS LATET I AM A ARMOR, AND FTO. We used Smith and Wesson 4506 in 45 cal. Then we went to Sig Sauer P220 in 45 ACP. In 2015, we went to Sig Sauer P320 in 45 ACP. Back then, we used the b PR-24, mace, and then pepper spray in 1995. Hand radios. Lab tops in squads. Radar guns. We used mag lights until the stinger came out! Then, in 1995, we went to ASP BATONS. We use the PR-24 for crowd control and riots and pick terse. Our cuffs were Smith and Wesson hinged 300 and chain 100. Nothing else was allowed. Some old timers carried the old black jack, and Colt snub noes 38 police special 6 inch to on duty! You kids have all the good stuff. Our SWAT TEAM used Vietnam Era Allis belts and pouches. Gas mask straight out of the horror movies. The fly.
You should get a better bulletproof vest, at least get one rated for rifle rounds, its needed nowadays.
I'm pretty sure having a fixed blade knife on your duty belt is a big no-no Karl... 😂😂
Bruh said 20 round magazines twice 😂
Love my ASP ultra hinge plus handcuffs too. They're nice and light and that helps with back fatigue.
ASP cuffs are horrible. If you jave a resister they flex and the end will not go into the locking rail.
@@N3wbMa5t3r I've never had any problems and I've had to cuff quite a few people with them already.
How does it help with back fatigue?
@@thisiconisactuallygoofysfa9960 because I don't have a bunch of heavy shit on my duty belt anymore. My old cuffs were considerably heavier. My mistake I forgot to elaborate further on why it helps with back pain.
@@JustinLaFleur1990 no worries. Just didn’t know 👍🏻
That’s a badass gun
We have came along way since Barney Fife starting to look like military everywhere.
i like it man ♥️
thank u bro
Weekend warrior
Idk why everyone is screaming hes not a cop, because "his gear don't match". I've seen and worked with a shit ton of cops who've had shitty set ups and mixed matched materials. It comes down to the department. Some care what you wear, some don't.
Just an idea, put your fixed blade on your left hand side just incase someone tries to grab your gun. You can retain your gun with your right and while you cut with yo left bro.
Did you use the p2 clips for the mag carriers on the safe line belt
A fixed blade with no retention and a firearm without a lvl3 holster. This screams security gaurd
My guy, I’ve been cop for (8) years and I’ve never seen someone carry thier knife exposed like that (easily taken away in a ground fight) or an AR mag on their belt. The leather handcuff pouch is sagging like crazy. I have doubts this guy is a cop
Tons of cops have AR mags on their belts. And the knife is iffy but I have seen it done.
No way he's a LEO. You can tell that there is no ballistic panels in the carrier. He has leather, nylon, and kydex pouches. I highly doubt any department would allow that.
Yea no way he's on the job, you can't run a competition trigger on your duty gun, there's definitely no way a department would allow steel case FMJ 5.56!!! Running a blade strong side, behind your gun (and like you said exposed!) is a bad idea (tactically speaking) He just feels all types of wrong!
@@mccoybyz1099 valid points. However most departments do not regulate the type of trigger or where a blade can be. Only large departments do. Smaller one do not. Same with the gear. Some departments have nothing that says what the gear must be or even if it matches. Smaller some do not care because they are not issuing it. Whatever the officer can afford to buy is what they carry. He looks all type of wrong yes, but doesn’t mean it is.
I also carry knives. Yes more than one. Strong side. Reason is, it’s a lot harder for me to try to stab them if they are trying to get my gun with my support hand. You also have more control of any knife when it with your strong hand. I carry knives on both sides. It’s a tool and a last resort option. But I can draw it and sweep down in less motions on someone standing on my strong side trying to get my duty weapon.
There are thousands of officers that carry fixed blade knives and AR mags on their belt. Most carry the fixed blade on their weapon side or behind mag pouches since it’s easier to use.
I respect a cop who is actually trained for hard situations but imagine if somehow any cop uses the real gun when he have to use the taser gun😶😂
It’s happened before
@@sleeque6809 more than once
Tell that to the kids in uvalde Texas....smh
Lmao there's quite a few videos like that I seen one where a officer shot a fleeing suspect in the back with a .357 magnum while screaming tazer tazer not sure how a heavy ass revolver feels like a tazer🤣😂
Good video, theirs a lot on your belt do you ever experience back pain
Yeah. Idk. Guess it's just department policy where u work but my department there's no pick ur own gear. No zev mags, definitely no olight, and hell no to steel cased ammo in the AR mag. Definitely more a civilian-ish setup but hey whatever gets the job done.
That's when we knew he wasn't really 12....he puts his "favorite" handcuffs out of reach and has steel case ammo 🤣🤣🤣
Most depts will NEVER allow scallywag blades to be carried
Is there a Duty Belt you can wear for Formal Purposes like if you're a Detective, Supervisor, State or Federal Agent or The Highest Administration?
Im a police officer here in Missouri stay safe brotha IGY6
Is glock 17 gen 3. 124+p speergolddot good for duty and home defense?
i feel like it should be required for police officers to run LVL3 holsters
No retention holter ❌️
Flashlight ❌️
Vest❌️
Saggin handcuff pouch❌️
I used the polymer zev magazine extension for the range only. Be careful with those man...
I used to have a similar setup but I had to simplify it's too much at the end of day on my hips.
Is there anyway to sit comfortably with this on? Or is it just suppose to feel terrible when seated?
Nice
Sir where did you buy your handcuff holsters?
What brand and grain Hollow points you use?
Dear god, an Olight for duty? Now we all know you’re a mall cop at best.
His get up screams police IMPERSONATOR
Not only that but a level 1 retention holster 😆
another DeWitt, red,red,red
@@crossonyx8463 not defending him but I think there is als button making it lvl2
Olight is starting to make some nice lights....I personally have the Baldr Mini on my xd45 tactical and prefer it over the streamlight any day
Ahhh so with police vests, the belt is where they keep the spare magazines (unlike military vests which have them on the plate carrier…..though those may actually be the rifle magazines)
In my personal opinion I feel the police belts are a bit slicker than military belts :3
Who are the police at war with?
@@williamhayes7028 what do you mean?
Looks good.
You don’t carry OC spray and a baton?
Trust me that flashlight will do the job if a baton is needed 😂
all Police Officer's must carry 2 less lethal options, and a flashlight is not a Baton. Power Dms, anyone?
@@anthonyvinson6033 That's not true. Maybe a department has that policy, but that is not a nation wide law.
He's definitely not a real cop. Any fool should realize that.
No offense officer. I am a retired Police officer from 1991 to 2023. I worked 23 years and just retired. I ask you one thing, What dept. Let's you use a safe life defense belt, plastic pouches mixed with leather, and high speed gear mag pouches. Most dept. Don't care what you use, as long as your belt matches your pouches? fake leather, real leather, nylon, I was A FTO, a SWAT sniper and armor working the box. I would send you down stairs into our uniform duty belt closet and get your belt matching with your pouches. Good stuff, good video.
The Taser has retention but the gun doesn't
Your magazines will obstruct your taser when you attempt to draw it. Also, how are you going to draw that knife out of your front pocket with the mags in the way?
This guy is a security guard and has NEVER had to use any of his gear.....its obvious from his setup that he is not a cop. Even rookies wouldnt go around like that
@@agluebyaglueby7978 just curious, what are your credentials?
The mags shouldn't obstruct the taser. The taser will either miss the mags or they'll essentially push the mags to the side. Either way the taser should be fine. I have my setup in a similar fashion with regards to magazine and taser positioning.
Those ASP cuffs are dangerous man. I’ve had two people snap two sets of them while in custody. I will only run smith M100s chained and hinged now. I ran the Asp on my swat rig, and only use them now as back up’s to my back up’s.
Overall good looking setup. I dig it for sure!
Have been using ASP cuffs almost 2 years and no problems. Wondering how so many people have problems with ASP cuffs in the states
@@fr0sted245 mine snapped and the lock up is horrible. I love my Mod100’s. Never had issues.
@@justinpowell2140 Starting to believe there is something different with the cuffs in states vs Finland
@@fr0sted245 it’s very possible. Para Ordnance made 1911 pistols, in both the US and Canada. The US made frames at the slide release were highly prone to cracking, vs the Canadian built frames which were a stronger alloy. So you could be right if there’s a possibility of them being manufactured in different factories using different materials.
The new steel ones are great , they look the same as they used too but work 100% better.
Where is your magazines and mag extensions from ? Thank you
Zev tech
Pretty surprised you don't have double lock and a retention sling on your glock. Is this standard?
Most departments and work places usually require level 2 or higher some make level 3 a requirement so to see his holster kinda shocked me also
Do your magazine pouches get in the way when you draw your tazer?
No. Because he isn't a cop.....he never draws his taser 🤣🤣🤣
Criticisms:
- Your plate carrier doesn't have plates. You also have on it a random Surefire Stiletto flashlight and a double decker pistol/rifle mag carrier with no mags.
- Your belt is a Ronin Tactics Shuto belt. That's objectively a high quality belt, but that is not standard issue for any police department, period.
- Your pistol mag carriers are two single G Code Scorpions, not even one double carrier. Because of this, there's a lot of lateral play when you touch them. There's no way any department would allow extended pistol mags.
- Your handcuff carriers are old leather and don't retain the cuffs well. Your front cuff carrier isn't properly retained on the belt - it moves laterally when you pull your cuffs. Not secure at all. The S&W cuffs are great, the Asps are questionable. If you prefer the Asps, then why wouldn't they be easier to access on your belt?
- You completely skip over your carabiner key holder.
- Your holster is a Safariland 6378 ALS holster. That's a good holster but no department would issue that. They'd issue a 6360 or similar, something with level 3 retention.
- Your pistol has custom stippling, a Zev mag, a custom trigger, and an Olight. No way a department is letting you get away with that.
- You completely skip over your flashlight holder.
- I'm sure some departments let their officers carry a backup blade, but something as overt as a Skallywag D2 dagger? I doubt it. Again, there's a lot of play on your knife's sheath and what looks like no real retention. You also make the claim that the D2 dagger is the belt blade for LE without providing any evidence to back up your claim.
- You mention your tourniquet in passing.
- You carry a 20rd AR mag with steel cased ammo in a G Code scorpion. Police don't carry AR mags, let alone ones with only 20rds of steel cased ammo. Even if you did, there's no way a G code scorpion is an acceptable carrier. And the position of the mag on the belt is wrong. Why is it in the back? Fighting stuff up front.
- You skip over your radio carrier which does not a radio.
- Your duty flashlight, honestly I see no issue other than it's too large and cumbersome for daily use. You even have trouble reseating it.
- You have a taser holster with no taser. Even if you did have a taser, your pistol mags would block it from clearing its holster on the draw.
Like, where is your badge even? If you're a real cop, prove it. As a public servant it shouldn't be an issue letting us know which department you work for. I don't think you're a cop, I think you're cosplaying as one.
Might as well be on the same level as stolen valor.
There are nearly a million sworn law enforcement across almost 20,000 law enforcement agencies in this country. From special jurisdiction to the municipal/county/state, and all the way up and across the federal level, there is little to no standardization of equipment between agencies. Especially from across different states or on a national level. Do not generalize and assume each and every department is the same, operates the same, or has the same internal policies because they don't.
You dressed as if you're going to war without any backup🤣
Bro how long it take for you guys stuff to come in the mail
Why don't you have the armor in the carrier?
Why is there no soft armor in the carrier? That will not stop bullets.
Hey brother I have a question. Do you buy your own equipment or does the department provide everything? I would love and appreciate your time if you make a video on how it works!🙏🏼
I can tell you, all depends the state, in Illinois I didn't had to pay for absolutely anything and could get any boots I wanted for 1/2 price , when I moved to Pennsylvania the deal was so bad, that I had to decline the offer...
All depends on the department.....some departments will supply gun and belt with accessories. Some departments, it comes out of your own pocket. Same thing with vests, some supply and some don't. Then some departments will give you x-amount of money which you can use for whatever you'd like (but it's never enough to cover all your gear, vest, boots, etc.
This ain't no brother.
This isn’t a cop his gear is buns
@@karlwalter2242 what department or county in PA. You don't have to call out the department but I know a TON of departments in PA that will fund your gear.......
There’s no way that taser is coming out with the pistol mag pouches pushed right up against the holster like that
What abpie your radio???
what do you have your keys attached to? is that part of your holster?
yea
Where did you get you mag 9mm mag holster
You really need a better holster
Is that 2" duty belt?
Push the “button” on the taser as opposed to the pull the trigger 🤨. Where’s your radio holder?
I’m looking for that flashlight and don’t see it on the website
It's part of the Streamlight Stinger series but he's attached that pointy tail cap to replace the original.
What Safariland holster model are you running for that glock?
Yeah, I'd like to know what level that holster is as well......
It's a 6378 ALS holster
Hey man how many sets and reps should I do for biceps?
Looks like a very functional duty belt.
the "20 rd mag was loaded with steel cased .223/5.56???? I've never in my life anywhere in these United States EVER EVER seen any LEO/Federal/city/county/state/Etc. agency issue steel cased ammunition in 5.56, or any other round of "duty ammunition"! and 20 round mags do technically hold a place, but usually regarding DMR type stoner rifle designs as not to impede bipod leg length, as well as enhance concealment as result of 1st reason. I could write another 2 pages, but sworn LEO is not Security guard. Too many differences to count/list for practical purposes. But If you walked into my "house" rocking that gear, with an Olight light(Made in china), & I've also with my own eyes witnessed them tested against streamlight/Modlite/Surefire and they explode/catch fire/ fail/ and do not like shock or impact! I'll leave off with those minor observations
You dont carry OC Spray?
No police officer is going to have a level 1 holster, wear "Safelite" whatever vest carrier/vest, have silver mag extensions, no LEO agency would allow it. If you're a security guard, then that's a different game that doesn't relate to real police work...
Lol you're funny he works for the sheriff department buddy.. safelife vest are actually superior to what 98% of the departments carry. That's factual we've tested them all. And a silver mag extension that actually works.. but what do I know
@@buckshatt340 "superior?" Really? Are they NIJ certified? Name the LEO agencies that are using "Safelite" are their premier body armor of choice for their officers? ISP, CPD, NYPD, LAPD, Federal agencies, etc Don't use "Safelite" Sorry..
@@chgofirefighter yes they're NIJ certified. And there's tons of departments that use SAFELIFE. YOU'RE a FIREFIGHTER. You ain't go a clue about this safelife stuff.. while you're getting schooled look up FRAS FLEXIBLE RIFLE ARMOR SYSTEM. By safelife and factual their test results surpassed all the other garbage that's on the market
@@buckshatt340 "Tons of departments" Can you name which LEO department uses "Safelite?" body armor? No federal, state or large agency uses "Safelite." Let alone the military! Now let me school you, Sir. I am a former LEO with ISP (Illinois State Police) changed careers after serving over 10 years LEO combined, currently, I am a firefighter. Also, I'm a combat military veteran of two military branches, the Air Force and the U.S Army with over 17 years combined, 2 tours in the Middle East, and countless military deployments in support of military objectives and missions, my entire life has been devoted to the service of my country, state, and city. Now referring to "Safelite" they may state they're NIJ certified, compliant, or approved but asked them to supply you with a letter from NIJ listing them as being certified. In fact, you can verify vendors directly with NIJ too. Lastly, I am "NOT" saying "Safelite" is a shit product, garbage, etc. They can do all the in-house testing they wish but if they don't have a stamp on their body armor stating NIJ certified, then that doesn't count. Now you mentioned, "surpassed all the other garbage" but you forgot to mention names of which garbage you're referring to. NYPD, CPD, ISP, LAPD, etc US Marshalls, FBI, DEA, Military, none uses "Safelite!" Real body armor costs money and I'm not saying "Safelite" is not "REAL" but they are affordable, one size kinda fits all by looking at a chart. When you enter any LEO Academy, you'll be measured for the correct size body armor that's going to be issued to you. No agency looks at a sizing chart and determines which vest will fit you because each body type is different! Lastly, why do you think "Safelite" offers "affordable body armor? Because their kevlar is outsourced to China. If you want to risk your life wearing Chinese body armor then by all means suit yourself. But if my community, family, and personal safety are involved, trust me that I will wear "American" made and CERTIFIED NIJ body armor, regardless of the cost. I wouldn't trust my life on a substandard product based on a price point. So you see, Sir... I do have a "Clue" because I've worn the uniform!
@@chgofirefighter again all the things you stated are all false first of all everything is made in the USA and this vest aren't Kevlar sourced from China I visited the factory on a few different occasions and have had the opportunity to see first hand how these vests are made. All IIIA+ armor from Safe Life Defense was certified by the National Institute Of Justice (NIJ) on Nov 30th, 2020. Also Charleston fire department issued those vests a few departments out of Arizona switched over to those. I can surely get the names of the exact departments that do.. you just running your mouth based on what YOU THINK not what you know. And fyi karl is LEO sheriff department to be exact and that's his duty set up. Contrary to what you think they wouldn't allow.
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hope can see capture and arrest and control tacktics
You really missed the opportunity to call yout channel tactikarl
No, he missed the opportunity to call it fakeasfuckkarl.
Looking good 👍 me ,work security officer year 12 my gun, badge license
Steel cased 5.56 ammo...y'all must have some beefed up AR's 🤨
I can grab any of that off you in a fight, seems dangerous?
I mean for a man on a budget and on regulations
That’s pretty good
I'm not a cop so I wouldn't know, but how is he on a budget?
@@AltruisticKākāpō $25-50 for the highest quality pouch’s $250 for the highest quality gun belts
Kit gets really expensive really fast, most people just find a medium or minimum
@@ComfortsSpecter
Oh, does that pass as low quality?
@@AltruisticKākāpō No, it’s pretty good, holster, mags and the belt itself are good quality, a bit behind but if you looked stuff like T-Rex Arms you’ll see really modern private kit, it all flows down from military SOF so the quality bar in the kit is of course set really high
Hello were do u place your oc I'm a security officer that's why I'm asking
Are you gearing up for war? Us against them or are you gearing up to serve and protect?
Madness What are you going to A-war.. Yes you are
No inserts in that carrier.
hes playing cop?
Cool cosplay bro
But that’s not a plate carrier. They don’t even carry plate carriers
This guy is NOT a police.....he looks like a security guard. Stop pretending to be a cop.....no one is fooled
How do you know?
@@abc4781 none of his gear matches, his vest has no actual ballastic protection, and its obvious to most cops that this guy screams police impersonator
You a cop in CA?
Dudes running Wolf style steel cases ammo for his rifle? Running aftermarket magazines for his glock?
Are you buying all your own gear at your department? Most of that just seems like its not uniform
Too much gear and many departments will not authorize that especially the knife.
How you gonna buy a vest with no panels 😂
Level 1 retention? What’re you on man
20 round mags? Both look like +2 adapters. And the belt isn’t Safe Life when it says Ronin on it.
Get a smaller flashlight for the belt. A Strion or something. The ultra stinger is way to big for all the time carry.
And I have been I law enforcement 24 years. K9, FTO and a Firearms Instructor.
What law enforcement agency do you work for?
none. he doesn't even have a bulletproof vest just the carrier
@@grodriguez512 There is no such thing as a "bullet proof vest." He is wearing his soft armor...what are you saying? Do you have eyeballs? I could turn off the sound and visually see one.
@@joepittman8019 even soft armor don't flex that easily and plus I have that Safelifedefense uniform style.
@@grodriguez512 What are you talking about? You look even more ridiculous. No one said anything about the flexibility of armor. There is no such thing as anything "bullet proof," it's bullet resistant. Also, the soft armor itself is applicable due to the environment you would wear it. You plan on running through Russian Army with LR ballistic capabilities that are supersonic? You look ridiculous man.
@@joepittman8019 pretty sure that's just a load bearing vest with no ballistic inserts.
Wheres your oc spray?
I wondered the same thing
that stuff you're wearing I see all types of weaknesses in it, in all different types of situations . And remember professional criminals Understand these different situations that will affect you And your movement Not Every criminal is a neanderthal psychopath . I have a design for a body armor no joke, That will allow the police officers to get their G up fairly cheaply I'm telling you right now and in close quarters you will laugh at small caliber weapons Of course there are tactics behind this armor as well . all armor designs Require different tactics and The most advanced technology is the simplest Don't let the pencil pushers and politicians Lock you into a style
why does your vest appear to not have armor in it?
He probably just doesn’t have any in
@@Tango009 which would be odd. Dude is a joke.
@@Blue_Line_Armory idk
I don't think this guy is a cop. So many red flags on that belt. 😂
It would be a damn shame if someone just pulled your gun out your holster. Get some retention on that shit
is tactical karl a cop?
He is
where?
@@tacticalkarl where karl? Tell us where you work..department, academy class number, etc...
No
He's a very bad impersonator and anyone who takes a look at his horrible gear setup can easily tell.