Is there a way I can fasten this to my 4-point condor harness or is my only option to wear them both separately?
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The main shoulder harness is optional and can be taken off and has built in straps for a molle system. If your harness has molle system on its back, it should work you may have to resort to some d rings for a tighter fit
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I have it attached to my condor split chest rig. It is fully modular with the MOLLE military style clips. It has 4 molle straps on the back of the hydration bag. The shoulder straps are fully removable via speed clips.
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It is not designed to attach directly to the harness but where there is a will there is a way. You may be able to use the d rings or molle straps to attach it in an acceptable manner.
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I'm able to adjust the straps so that the camera attachment plates on the harness are very high on my chest, when I wear the Opteka with a lifejacket. That would be close to the adjustment you would need. So, a long way to answer "yes" to your question.
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Hi,I use it for both, but only the harness strap to help hold my binoculars. Most binoculars don't have any way to mount to the harness.
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Unfortunately i don;t have any link for that. After failing couple times with sizes i figured out which one fits me for different gear.
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There is a clip by the trigger on your machine ... Some machines don't have it so I Just used zip ties ... It's worth it though the machine feels weightless when I'm using the harness
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Yes - two over the shoulder harnesses, with fasteners to be used as a double, or centered with only one as a single.
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It may be cheaper in the long run to buy another complete harness. I bought a replacement attachment for a tripod (same sort of thing, just different shape) the cheapest I found for One was almost $30
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It is difficult. Those slider mechanisms (plastic things holding the straps parallel) are the way to do it. Like tightening or loosening a dog's collar or think about the slider on your bra strap that makes it tighter or looser. Same idea, but I bet the elastic stiff harness straps are a bit harder to deal with. I got one for my boyfriend as a gift. He's 5'2" tall & it was too big even at it's smallest setting & I had to return it.
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Not by only holding one end of the strap no, but you shouldn't be doing that with a restriction loop either. Weave the two handles through each other so one handle takes all the body weight and pulls the knot/weave tight at the same time.
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the condor web belt isnt designed to fit the battle belt,mfg by condor or not! its designed as a heavy duty acu belt,riggers belt,and so on! i own this belt and im impressed with its mfg and construction! i use it as a pistol belt only,i also own the condor battle belt and i couldnt see using it with the battle belt? its just not necessary because of the way the condor battle belt is designed! i do hope this helps and answers any questions you may have? t.f. dillon,mt
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Hello Matt. I don't think this holster was designed with molle webbing in mind. It is more compatible with the tactical combat belt from condor which I purchased and the two seem to work pretty well together except the belt will slip down from time to time if I'm moving around a lot, so I would also recomend a load bearing vest to support the belt if you decide to go that route. If your looking to attatch the belt to molle webbing though I would look for a different holster.
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I would have to say that is depends on the style and size of your body armor. I would think the best way to go about this is to put your body armor on and take a few key measurement, then look at the sizing chart for the condor and make your selection from there.
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This system has a separate mount for the Condor unit itself and yes it remains attached to any mounting surface, I purchased the mounting bracket kit along with the condor, The mounting kit is picture right below the condor unit. Very easy and simple to install.
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I use the Big Game Ez-On tree strap that came with the harness but I am considering changing to the to a different type.
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For me, the answer is an unequivocal yes. This fall I wore the harness nine days straight under a Sitka day pack while hiking/hunting some pretty aggressive terrain (lots of ups and downs to climb and lots of blow-downs to scramble over). No interference with the buckles or straps, yet plenty of support for some heavy Leupold McKinley 8x42 binoculars. Easy to get on and off, stable in use, and comfortable. Hope this helps.
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Thor, did you end up purchasing one of these to mount the bipod to your Condor? I'm looking for the same thing to mount a UTG bipod on my TalonP and I was wondering if it worked out for you. Thanks.
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I just ordered the condor on Amazon. You can also get Camelback gyration bladders they are supposed to be better.