Just wanted to make a reference topic about the CT vests, those are the SF vests that have interchangable velcro attached panels with different pouches on them.
First the KCT type in black, the most commonly seen type.
1 Pouch is a P90 magazinepouch which has been shortened and used for MP5 mags.
This set is still missing the narrow detachable radiopouch that fits on the back, and the legpanel might actually be from the BBE type.
There's 2 versions of a similar panel in this set, 1 of which has a fixed bottom pouch, and the other having a flip-open bottom pouch with loops for shotgunshells,
and there's also another version of the fixed pouch type which also has pressstuds on the top flaps.
There is also a P90 pouch type that has only velcro.
















Then the same KCT version in khaki, which was meant for use in Afghanistan but the Diamondback Tactical body armor and modular pouches actually took over already.
There seems to be just 1 photo of this vest in actual use, but I would love to find more so I can get inspired to actually make a full set with this vest and a uniform.
The vest itself seems to have plastic rings at the bottom of the front which I don't see on the black version, otherwise I think it's the same.
On this set you can see the detachable radiopouch attached to the back of the vest, which is missing on my black vest.
This set is still missing P90 pouch(es?) and a pouchpanel with the fixed bottom pouch, and maybe another variation of that but I don't know if t was also made in that
variation in this color.












And my last one for now is the BBE type, this being their 1st version, the later version didn't colse with a zipper in the front but with Fastex buckles.
The narrow utilitypouch on the back and the double C8 magazinepouch at the topright is actually the KCT type but came with the vest. The BBE type
on the vest is the same shape as the small double magazinepouch of the KCT version which holds 1+1 mag, but this holds 2+2, which is the same
as the KCT large type next to this vest.
In addition to the long pouch running the length of he back there's also the gasmask/radiopouch sewn to the back of it, which, for some reson, has it's
own label.
There are still a number of items missing from my set, here's a list of what else exists out there, and there might even be more that I don't know about yet:
Small horizontal hookknife pouch.
Another similar small horizontal pouch, unknown use.
P90 magazinepouch, opentop type, left and right handed.
(P90 magazinepouch, flap type, left and right handed, not sure if this exists or I've seen a KCT pouch on a vest)
Multiple pouch panel as on the KCT type, no idea if there's a difference.
(Detachable radiopouch, possibly?).
Legpanel, which might be the one with my black KCT vest.









There's also a KMAR type meant for riottroops carrying a teargasgun, which is very simple compared to these vests.
It only has 2 velcro panels on the front and nothing else, these are meant for a holster-panel for the gun and a panel with pouches for the teargasrounds.
I don't have this type yet but I might be able to find it later and add it to this thread.
First the KCT type in black, the most commonly seen type.
1 Pouch is a P90 magazinepouch which has been shortened and used for MP5 mags.
This set is still missing the narrow detachable radiopouch that fits on the back, and the legpanel might actually be from the BBE type.
There's 2 versions of a similar panel in this set, 1 of which has a fixed bottom pouch, and the other having a flip-open bottom pouch with loops for shotgunshells,
and there's also another version of the fixed pouch type which also has pressstuds on the top flaps.
There is also a P90 pouch type that has only velcro.
















Then the same KCT version in khaki, which was meant for use in Afghanistan but the Diamondback Tactical body armor and modular pouches actually took over already.
There seems to be just 1 photo of this vest in actual use, but I would love to find more so I can get inspired to actually make a full set with this vest and a uniform.
The vest itself seems to have plastic rings at the bottom of the front which I don't see on the black version, otherwise I think it's the same.
On this set you can see the detachable radiopouch attached to the back of the vest, which is missing on my black vest.
This set is still missing P90 pouch(es?) and a pouchpanel with the fixed bottom pouch, and maybe another variation of that but I don't know if t was also made in that
variation in this color.












And my last one for now is the BBE type, this being their 1st version, the later version didn't colse with a zipper in the front but with Fastex buckles.
The narrow utilitypouch on the back and the double C8 magazinepouch at the topright is actually the KCT type but came with the vest. The BBE type
on the vest is the same shape as the small double magazinepouch of the KCT version which holds 1+1 mag, but this holds 2+2, which is the same
as the KCT large type next to this vest.
In addition to the long pouch running the length of he back there's also the gasmask/radiopouch sewn to the back of it, which, for some reson, has it's
own label.
There are still a number of items missing from my set, here's a list of what else exists out there, and there might even be more that I don't know about yet:
Small horizontal hookknife pouch.
Another similar small horizontal pouch, unknown use.
P90 magazinepouch, opentop type, left and right handed.
(P90 magazinepouch, flap type, left and right handed, not sure if this exists or I've seen a KCT pouch on a vest)
Multiple pouch panel as on the KCT type, no idea if there's a difference.
(Detachable radiopouch, possibly?).
Legpanel, which might be the one with my black KCT vest.









There's also a KMAR type meant for riottroops carrying a teargasgun, which is very simple compared to these vests.
It only has 2 velcro panels on the front and nothing else, these are meant for a holster-panel for the gun and a panel with pouches for the teargasrounds.
I don't have this type yet but I might be able to find it later and add it to this thread.