Looking at chest rigs.

[ABarrow]

+1 for the King. I have tried almost all caddies and nothing compares to the Kings. This hold 28 rounds in the same space as other 20rd rigs. I am really liking this setup for shotgun heavy stages or divisions where belt space is a premium. I have tried the weight belt type rigs in the past and this is much more comfortable. The thin shoulder straps do not interfere with shouldering the rifle or shotgun and keeps the Caddy secure and from slipping down without suffocating yourself to keep it in place. Buckles at all points make it easy to get into and out of.

[dkamps]

I generally don't like chest rigs, but have had to use them at times for high round count jungle runs.

 

The Kings are amazing, but for the price, I would definitely be looking at the new Taccom system as well.

I wouldn't go with anything else at this point. They are amazing systems that don't take up much lateral realestate, offer fantastic retention, and smooth draw.

 

hayes has a great chest rig belt system

 

I switched to open tho... so boxfedlife 

[drjhersh]

Carbon arms...can be pulled as deuces or quad....mount to a weight belt has padding and great retention 

[Boomstick303]

On 3/30/2019 at 3:51 AM, SeattleDude said:

I have DTV.Qx28 and its pretty wide.

 

http://www.invictuspractical.com/deturk-vest.html

 

If I was going to do it again I would go with DTV.Qx20-lite

 

http://www.invictuspractical.com/deturk-vest-lite.html

Thanks, I had this very question.  15", the size of the DTV.x28, goes just about under my armpits.  How can that not be annoying?

[Desk-Jockey]

Does the Dtv work well for the husky crowd?   I don’t have much of a gut but 48 chest and broad across the back.   Does it have enough adjustment?