Can this be added to a back pack to help with padding on a torso strap? If so, can this be installed on Condor Compact Assault Pack?
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Hi Chaseman. In some cases it can be added to a pack to add some additional support, as I have done with a Maxpidition Falcon 2 that I own. To see how, there are a couple of YouTube Videos under "Maxpedition Falcon 2 Mods" that might offer you some ideas. I have found this addition to be a plus that offers more MOLLE carry options, but with it lacking a direct load transfer support system of some kind between the pack and the belt it does not convert a lighter duty pack into heavy load carrier as some people might hope. I'm sorry that I can't offer any direct information about the Condor Pack.
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I don't know how you would attach it to the holster. The side holster plate is removable though, and you can mount anything with a wide belt loop to the lower strap of the harness since it is essentially a wide nylon belt around your belly. I did that with a pouch that has molle rigging on the back and it works great.
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yes it will hold. This mag pouch has 4 molle straps but I would not recomend wearing it on the battle belt because the mag puch itself is taller than the belt so it will either sag on the bottom or jab you in the ribs. I know this because I own the condor battle belt aswell. If you decide to still go with your idea I would very much recomend either the belt suspenders or the h harness that connects to the belt itself, as the weight of the pouch will make it sag and you wont have to keep pulling it up as you run. I hope this answered your question.
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Yes, you could do that but it will take up a LOT of space. If you have a large pack and a short pad it may work somewhat but you will have to repack every time you use it. I tries it with my long pad and it took up too much space.
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I don't think so... That said, depending on the size of your container, you might make it work by adding some additional strappage... bungies and the like. I like the larger size of this pack and I use the shoulder strap to help take the weight off my l hips when I have it fully loaded... You could add additional water inside the pack... 8^)
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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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The lower portion of the straps unbuckle, however, they are not completely detatchable. The straps are thin enough to be woven through molle though if you are looking to kinda "secure" it to a vest. I ran the straps through the molle on my shoulder straps on my rig and it worked fine. Not great to have all those straps in the way for a quick "bug out" vest, but the straps will be out of the way and allow for smooth mag changes, etc.
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Unfortunately, not...unless you attach to one of the top loop (wouldn't advise). On both sides are shoulder padding. If you do attach, it'd have to be around belly or just at the chest.
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I assume you're referring to the short clip/bottom loop location on the rear of the pack? I use that for trekking poles when not needed, as I think that's what it's designed for. Could be wrong. Otherwise, I have nothing but positive things to say about this pack.
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Yes. It will work with a Condor MOPC because they both utilize Pals or molle webbing. Could put it on the back of the MOPC but will likely hang off the bottom 4-6". Should work fine though. Hope that helps.
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I'm not sure what "molle space" is...The back of my rig has only the straps to support the chest pouches...
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I use mine for SAR and I had some of that as an issue too until I adjusted, adjusted, adjusted all the straps. Even then I had some issues but wearing it in and weighting it down with my gear has broke it in and it fits well now. When I take it off in the field, the shoulder velcro sperates but that is not a big deal since it is adjusted with the straps. I've had this vest for awhile now and I can tell you it is very effective - for me - and blows away what other's on my team have IMHO. break it in Albert - weight it down, sweat in it, get it dirty and then readjust it again and again until it fits. I use mine for SAR and I had some of that as an issue too until I adjusted, adjusted, adjusted all the straps. Even then I had some issues but wearing it in and weighting it down with my gear has broke it in and it fits well now. When I take it off in the field, the shoulder velcro sperates but that is not a big deal since it is adjusted with the straps. I've had this vest for awhile now and I can tell you it is very effective - for me - and blows away what other's on my team have IMHO. break it in Albert - weight it down, sweat in it, get it dirty and then readjust it again and again until... » Read More I use mine for SAR and I had some of that as an issue too until I adjusted, adjusted, adjusted all the straps. Even then I had some issues but wearing it in and weighting it down with my gear has broke it in and it fits well now. When I take it off in the field, the shoulder velcro sperates but that is not a big deal since it is adjusted with the straps. I've had this vest for awhile now and I can tell you it is very effective - for me - and blows away what other's on my team have IMHO. break it in Albert - weight it down, sweat in it, get it dirty and then readjust it again and again until it fits. « Show Less
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I think you could attach it to just about anything,as it has a sheath with slots to run straps thru, and also holes with steel rings that you can run paracord thru if strapping it down wont work for you. once u attach the sheath to whatever you want, then its just a quick release snap and a good yank on the handle! You will not regret having this in your pack, i can guarantee you that much. Cliff
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I think you would be able to do it if you find a way to attach it to the back shoulder piece, you'd have to find your way around it with some tools, i mean, its not simple but it sure can be done.
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I believe it would. The pack I have is US Army issue. I usually wear it under a rucksack. The chest strap I usually leave unlatched.
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I don't have an answer. I only use it to keep bra straps in place on shoulders. Sorry
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It might. There are a lot of attachment points. You might be able to use the pocket for the butt of a rifle that drops down for the stock of the crossbow. If you stuff the pack it does tend to bulge, so it might be tough keeping it from trying to roll back and forth. I really liked the robust straps and way this pack carries, but I couldn't get it to carry a rifle well. Haven't actually tried to rig my compound bow on it.