Split Chest Rig (Base Kit)
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https://mountainpartisan.com
The Split Chest Rig (Base Kit), meticulously crafted and engineered to meet the demands of rugged mountainous terrain, offers a comprehensive tactical solution assembled with precision, including:
- Partisan Rig Base
- Shoulder Strap and Harness Assembly
- Selected Mag Shingles
Crafted with the indomitable spirit of mountain warfare, the Split Chest Rig is meticulously designed to thrive in rugged terrains. This tactical ensemble offers unparalleled adaptability, allowing for seamless integration of Molle configurations tailored to individual needs. Built with robust fabric and engineering, it ensures durability and resilience against the harsh elements. From the outset, it presents a streamlined setup while providing limitless customization options, empowering users to conquer any challenge with unwavering readiness and versatility.
For additional information and more options, visit Mountain Partisan
**SIZING**
PLEASE NOTE: Your Shoulder Strap and Harness size is NOT your chest measurement. Measurement should be taken from the chest circumference around the lower part of the sternum near the xiphoid process.
Regular
- Height - 6' and under
- 36" to 66" Chest Measurement
XL
- Height - 6' and over
- 40" to 66" Chest Measurement
For Chest Rig accessories, go to our Mountain Partisan website.
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Click the specific link(s) below for installation instructions:
- Shoulder Strap & Harness Installation
- Mag Shingle Installation
- GP Pouch (Large) Installation
- GP Pouch (Small) Installation
- Expander Wing Installation
- Kestrel Pouch Installation
- Radio Antenna Installation
- Buckle Velcro Installation
Specifications
| Chest Rig Color | Black or Coyote or Ranger or Multicam or M81 |
| Harness Size | Regular or XL |
| Mag Shingle | 5.56 or .308 or AK |
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