Pictures of how to attach cod piece with other pieces!

Balancesheet

Active Hunter

• Nov 13, 2011

• #1

I'm look for pictures of how YOU attach your cod piece to the rest of your armor. Is it attached to your girth? It it attached to something else? I have a holster, cod, and crummy girth atm and am looking for ideas to make this work.

The guy who sold me his setup had his cod piece attached to his girth. Now I saw a picture with Seeker's V3 harness that has the cod piece attached to harness itself. (pic related)

What works best for you and what do you find the most comfortable trooping with?

 

Luis

Hunter

• Nov 13, 2011

• #2

That is one fine looking armor you got there. Perfect weathering ;D

 

Mullreel

Well-Known Hunter

• Nov 13, 2011

• #3

I have attached my cod to the holsters with chicago screws. I then attached the thighs with chicago screws. I am not sure if I have a picture of it but I will try to take one and post it up. Basically if you are looking at my holster belt you will see four holes with four corresponding holes drilled in the top edge of the cod. I will try to post a pic today.

So mine is very similar to Seeker's mine just isn't attached to the jetpack harness.

 

Balancesheet

Active Hunter

• Nov 13, 2011

• #4

Luis said:

That is one fine looking armor you got there. Perfect weathering ;D

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Actually, it isn't mine

Mullreel said:

I have attached my cod to the holsters with chicago screws. I then attached the thighs with chicago screws. I am not sure if I have a picture of it but I will try to take one and post it up. Basically if you are looking at my holster belt you will see four holes with four corresponding holes drilled in the top edge of the cod. I will try to post a pic today.

So mine is very similar to Seeker's mine just isn't attached to the jetpack harness.

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Looking forward to seeing it.

 

SNOWAURE

Active Hunter

• Nov 13, 2011

• #5

Hi Ribann, the best way to attach is your way (a design confortable by you), here is mine take a look..............

PEDRO NIEVES JETPACK TEST 1 :: PEDRONIEVESAMMOTEST1.jpg picture by snowaure - Photobucket

and

PEDRO NIEVES JETPACK TEST 2 :: PEDRO NIEVES AMMO TEST 2 picture by snowaure - Photobucket

my place is:
Pictures by snowaure - Photobucket

 

Mullreel

Well-Known Hunter

• Nov 13, 2011

• #6

Here is a look at it..........

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If there is a detail you can't make out, just post up and I will try to decipher it for you.

 

Balancesheet

Active Hunter

• Nov 13, 2011

• #7

Awesome! These are giving me some good ideas!

 

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WetOkole

Hunter

• Nov 14, 2011

• #8

Thanks Ribann for asking this cause I actually couldn't figure out how to go about attaching the holsters!

Thanks a whole bunch Mullreel,,,, =)

 

Balancesheet

Active Hunter

• Nov 14, 2011

• #9

Still looking for more pics if anyone could take some and upload them!

 

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FettFanatic

Active Hunter

• Nov 15, 2011

• #10

Here is a link to a thread on how I did mine. I hope it helps. If you have questions feel free to ask.

http://www.thedentedhelmet.com/f28/my-jango-rig-35910/

 

SEEKER

Well-Known Hunter

• Nov 15, 2011

• #11

Here's a few photos...
Jango Holsters - a set on Flickr

 

Balancesheet

Active Hunter

• Nov 15, 2011

• #12

FettFanatic said:

Here is a link to a thread on how I did mine. I hope it helps. If you have questions feel free to ask.

http://www.thedentedhelmet.com/f28/my-jango-rig-35910/

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This is more or less how mine came to me. I didn't feel really comfortable with the cod attached to the girth. Though I will say your setup looks way better.

SEEKER said:

Here's a few photos...
Jango Holsters - a set on Flickr

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Awesome man! These really help me out.

 

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TLobe00

Active Hunter

• Nov 15, 2011

• #13

I am not a fan of the cod being attached to the girth belt... I tried it and while it did work, it didn't feel as stable as using Seekers harness method.

I now just have everything attached (similar to Seekers) and have the girth over it.