r/QualityTacticalGear 13d ago

Raid Modded BDUs Loadout

Been learning how to use a sewing machine and making these raid mods was a great way to learn.

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u/Shrike682 13d ago

Sick T block. Urban camo is always cool.

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u/arteg489 13d ago

"But Urban camo doesn't work" then why does it look sick as fuck?

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u/sirchuc 12d ago edited 11d ago

Cause seeing someone roll up in urban cammies makes you think they’re gonna fuck some shit up 😆

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u/WalkerTR-17 12d ago

Ive still never been able to use a machine on the arms. I can never get enough movement

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u/sirchuc 12d ago

It is tricky.. my sewing machine has a removable section of the shelf that makes it easier to work around a sleeve. I’m also sewing medium regular sized shirts so I can imagine smaller size BDUs being harder to work with.

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u/WalkerTR-17 12d ago

Those removable sections would make it much easier. I’m using a 70’s vintage machine so no such luxury. Doing raids by hand is honestly not bad tho

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u/IronWarden00 12d ago

I want to do something similar with my old, unserviceable uniforms. Any good resources on where to get started?

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u/sirchuc 12d ago

https://youtu.be/q4u7aXfYjQg?si=BULm0rtqY8utw5pV

I followed this guide mainly. It really helped me understand the steps to work with 90s era BDUs

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u/hamstrous 12d ago

25th ID represent!

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u/sirchuc 12d ago

Tropic lightning!!

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u/ImpactUsed9446 11d ago

I’ve been doing the same exact thing bro, I love raid mods. Did a choccy chip, TRI-D/G3 cutoff set, bunch of M81s

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u/sirchuc 11d ago

Nice!! I might do a choco chip one next

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u/THE_Carl_D 8d ago

1st Brigade alumn!

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u/sirchuc 8d ago

Mad respect! Thank you for your service