So today's been a pretty busy day here at T-Rex, and there are a number of announcements that I will be making in this video.

Possibly also some leaks. I know that's making the customer service department jump because they're watching this video to keep up with the things that we talk about, and this looks really ugly and when to move it.

So, yeah, we'll dive into that and see. But I want to go over some of the

development and the Y behind the T-Rex Arms Ready rig. So this is our first chest rig that we

are producing in-house that I've been working on for the past three years. The reason this

design kind of came up is I was doing a lot of shooting three, five, six years ago,

and I was starting to get more into kit.

I mean, I was doing kit to begin with.

And in using different chest rigs, I was really not liking chest rigs in general.

The problem with the majority of chest rigs, in my opinion, they do serve a purpose in some areas,

is they put all the weight in the front of the body. So for a couple examples, if you all were

watching our Instagram, you saw a widespread of chest rigs dating back from 1918, all the way up to

2010s, and then 2020 being our rig. So this is a Russian recon rig. It has an X harness, a single strap to secure the rig in the

back, and then it holds, these are all, I want to say these are triple rifle mag pouches.

So you can have nine rifle mags in the front, 762, or no, four, yeah, four, 762 or five, four,

six two, or five, five magazines in the front, uh, seven, six two or five four,

magazines in the front. Uh, then you have grenades and other pouches for

radios and whatnot on the sides. Now the problem with this rig, if you're

looking at right now, is it puts all this weight in the front of your

body. Uh, so even with like American rigs, this, this is an Eagle

industry's MPCR, if I'm saying that right. You have all this weight, all this stuff in the front of your body,

and you rely on this little strap, this three-quarter webbing,

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