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To get this look 

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First measure the strap from the side of your hip to a point on the left and cut the strap.  Note in the below picture the strap is cut where the hand is.  The strap is then fixed into place with a snap stud.

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DO NOT throw the spare strap away , you need this 

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With the spare strap, attach it to the inside or outside of your side kidney armour by snap studs or glue and loop over the side 

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With the ammo strap coming over the right side armour , I thought that the strap might come through the armour instead of coming over the top,  so I spoke to a person who wore the screen used costume and he revelealed that's how some where done.

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Once done all you then have to do is buckle it up to your ammo pouch buckle , also make sure the strap goes past the black line recess

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Now you have the correct look and have the method they used with this costume

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On the portion that snaps to the flower petals I'm moving my snap from the outside of the armor to the inside. The belt I purchased and its velcro'ing method , for lack of better words, sucks. So I need as much slack as I can get. Having it snap on the outside of the flower pedals takes up valuable belt inches.

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On the portion that snaps to the flower petals I'm moving my snap from the outside of the armor to the inside. The belt I purchased and its velcro'ing method , for lack of better words, sucks. So I need as much slack as I can get. Having it snap on the outside of the flower pedals takes up valuable belt inches.

 

I can't see that being a problem as you will achieve the same look and your still using snaps.

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Is seeing the buckle required? Got my pouches from Lithuania a few weeks ago and I just removed the buckle and swapped the shorter strap for the longer one.

The short strap was perfect length for the front. Took the long one, put a snap on one end, looped the other thru the ring on the pouch, and used the leather guide loop and a zip-tie thru the back of the pouch to clamp tight temporarily. Still a good bit of excess on that longer one, so I can put the buckle on if the approval team needs to see it on there.

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48 minutes ago, NegativeEleven said:

Is seeing the buckle required? Got my pouches from Lithuania a few weeks ago and I just removed the buckle and swapped the shorter strap for the longer one.

The short strap was perfect length for the front. Took the long one, put a snap on one end, looped the other thru the ring on the pouch, and used the leather guide loop and a zip-tie thru the back of the pouch to clamp tight temporarily. Still a good bit of excess on that longer one, so I can put the buckle on if the approval team needs to see it on there.

It’s not a requirement, but if you can I would add the buckle again to make it more accurate. It’s close to the pouch so normally it would be visible. Well, unless you are on short side like me 😉. I had to shorten the strap at the pouch side to make the buckle visible.

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