New PMC loadout :)

[Goodl2ussian]

on that note...if you ever plan on selling one of those ill be all over that.

p.s. why do you have 2 exact vests?

[White_knight]

the second one with nothing on it is mr. evo's, he got in on my order so we could split the shipping. im also using them for my thesis film.

[Goodl2ussian]

oooh ok i see

[Beazer]

just go buy an eagle RRV at Seal's.

[MrEvolution]

Originally Posted by Sergeantmajor

if he has all the pouches loaded correctly, i'd say he got 18, 12 in the wasatch, 6 more in the pouches in front.

PMC is cool, but i still prefer the good ol' mercenary look, the "under the table" guys, that do little dirty work for governments or some big companies in countries you've never heard of.

YouTube - The Rock - The Fucking Money!!!

[White_knight]

you know how this shit works

http://youtube.com/watch?v=KpMGzTB9ifg

[Sergeantmajor]

those are merc's.

mercs only do it for the money.

[White_knight]

technically dont they all do it for money. be it PMC or Merc...people join the army for money. i think its more who you take the orders from.


army -> government
PMC -> government/public officials
Merc -> highest bidder

??

[Sergeantmajor]

army and PMC are usually "clean" people. merc's are usually not so clean.

criminal record, etc.

anyways,

could you take some pics of your wasatch? close-up of the mag pouches and stuff like that.

[Andres]

Originally Posted by White_knight

technically dont they all do it for money. be it PMC or Merc...people join the army for money. i think its more who you take the orders from.


army -> government
PMC -> government/public officials
Merc -> highest bidder

??

Sounds right, except I'm almost positive PMC is just another word for mercenary.

[Sergeantmajor]

well, im positive a PMC and a mercenary isnt the same thing.

[wey ferro]

http://www.wikipedia.org/

[Andres]

Originally Posted by Sergeantmajor

well, im positive a PMC and a mercenary isnt the same thing.

Originally Posted by Wikipedia

PMC:
private military company (PMC) provides specialised expertise or services of a military nature, sometimes called or classified as mercenary ("soldiers for hire").[1]


Mercenary:
"A mercenary is a person who takes part in an armed conflict who is not a national of a Party to the conflict and "is motivated to take part in the hostilities essentially by the desire for private gain and, in fact, is promised, by or on behalf of a Party to the conflict, material compensation substantially in excess of that promised or paid to combatants of similar ranks and functions in the armed forces of that Party".

The differences I can draw from the two is how you perceive their involvement in whatever they've been hired to do.

[Godfath3r]

Stuff looks good where did you get it all?

[MrEvolution]

Daves Surplus and Tactical.
www.dstactical.com