#MOPC: Modular Operator Plate Carrier

It is an extremely well-made vest and I recently completed mine with 10x13 SAPI plates front and back and 6x8 SAPI plates on the sides. The molle works great and mine is set up to carry 12 m-16 mags and 8 double stack Sig mags, a radio pouch and a knife pouch. The plates fit pretty well although the side plates are a little long to fit the pouch. But for the sake of extra protection it's a minor issue. The plates fit and stay in place. I'm just an ex-prosecutor who bought it as part of my overall security plan in case the SHTF or other zombie situation. I do with there were some instructions with it because I feel like I'm not makeing full use of all the features but I would unequivocally reccomend this vest for anyone going into harm's way when a rifle shot is a possibility.

All I can say about this awesome product is that it is perfect. PRobably the best thing about this PC is how simple and effective it is. It's extremely customizable, for any height and size. I'm 5'5 185 lbs and I lent the vest to my friend who's 6'0 and 160 and with adjustment it fit just as well. Combine this vest and U.S armor IIIA armor and a plate, you have a high speed tank. Awesome, awesome product and even better with US armor inside. GET SOME!

While the only other products I have to compare this to are the Point Blank Law Enforcement armor and the PASGT we wore in the military, I must say this is the most comfortable Plate Carrier I've worn. It breathes well and is extremely flexible with plenty of surfaces to mount all kinds of kit! I highly recommend this product for anyone in the Military/SWAT/Private Security Sector! You will not be disappointed!

This is the same if not better then the plate carrier our Rangers are issued. I too had a few issues with it though. While carrying heavy loads the cumberbund did begin to sag under the weight of the side plates and the MedPack on my left side. I have not found a remedy for that however I will try to do as stated by Victor. Also, the amount of padding in the front and back is enough for horse playing around but under direct combat scenarios it get jostled and you find your plates banging into you. Lastly, I am not a "Big" guy, I stand 5ft 11in, and weight in at a solid 180 lbs. I have wide shoulders but a small waist, so the cumberbund even when sinched all the way down was still too big and would sag big time. So to remedy that, I took it to the local tactical store and had the nice ladies sew the back straps together taking about 2-4 inches off. It remedied the problem, and as little as a problem may seem like that, it was a big one when running under fire. Just an idea for the future, give size options for the cumberbund. Other then that great product. I really should have gone with the OD though.... Have a good one. Hunter 2-1

I have two of these. One is OD from about two years ago and is missing the velcro in the back and front. It has gone through some serious field use and has held up in wet, cold, and hot environments. I recently purchased a khaki/coyote vest and while putting on the MOLLE pouches the lower button attach point comes off. Thank God for the velcro. I cut that piece off. I haven't tested in the field or on the range yet, so I can't comment on how it has held up there.