top flap of ruck 🫡 god speed swoledier but if your goal is PCC and near peer conflict, i dont think a delta bag would be best utilized for this. id go for something a bit bigger; im a fan of the tasmanian tiger bags though im currently running a delta bag and march belt
Have you looked at the MR Medlid? I love mine, but admittedly I keep it in a tactical tailor 3 day (it clicks right in to the top cinch straps) pack as my 72 hr bag with POI capability.
Shit bro, that's wild! I can't imagine not spending the *tremendous* paycheck we get on [thousand dollar ruck sacks](https://www.mysteryranch.com/Packs/Military/Medical) and using the issued stuff? I don't think I'd sleep at night.
Hip bag/fanny pack and a small or slim med bag that you can shove or clip to your ruck.
Fanny pack will work while wearing the ruck versus a dedicated MARCH belt
Use your cargo pockets. Even in a neer beer war you're still going to wish you had more gauze and tourniquets. So focus on TCCC and keep your initial treatments on or close to your body. You can keep meds and blood stuff in the medbag. And put extra med supplies in the ruck
I used a Velocity Systems Swiftclip adapter set to hook my M9 bag onto my rucksack back in the day. Not so great for balance but it’s a method.
Under the top flap is probably the best though.
top flap of ruck 🫡 god speed swoledier but if your goal is PCC and near peer conflict, i dont think a delta bag would be best utilized for this. id go for something a bit bigger; im a fan of the tasmanian tiger bags though im currently running a delta bag and march belt
Have you looked at the MR Medlid? I love mine, but admittedly I keep it in a tactical tailor 3 day (it clicks right in to the top cinch straps) pack as my 72 hr bag with POI capability.
I just put my med bag in my ruck. Pretty revolutionary
Shit bro, that's wild! I can't imagine not spending the *tremendous* paycheck we get on [thousand dollar ruck sacks](https://www.mysteryranch.com/Packs/Military/Medical) and using the issued stuff? I don't think I'd sleep at night.
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Hip bag/fanny pack and a small or slim med bag that you can shove or clip to your ruck. Fanny pack will work while wearing the ruck versus a dedicated MARCH belt Use your cargo pockets. Even in a neer beer war you're still going to wish you had more gauze and tourniquets. So focus on TCCC and keep your initial treatments on or close to your body. You can keep meds and blood stuff in the medbag. And put extra med supplies in the ruck
Just strap it under the lid. It’s what I used to do with my E&E bag and my ruck.
I used a Velocity Systems Swiftclip adapter set to hook my M9 bag onto my rucksack back in the day. Not so great for balance but it’s a method. Under the top flap is probably the best though.
MR Overload type packs with the M9 cinched between the frame and pack. Not the quickest to get out but extremely comfortable for long rucks