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Guidos Web buckles

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Waymore

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the shoulder strap buckles on my GW drive me crazy because they are metal and rattle and make noise. Anybody have any success in either quieting them down or replacing with maybe plastic that are quieter. Kind of a dumb design
 
Waymore said:
the shoulder strap buckles on my GW drive me crazy because they are metal and rattle and make noise. Anybody have any success in either quieting them down or replacing with maybe plastic that are quieter. Kind of a dumb design
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I hated the noisy metal buckles on the guidos web shoulder straps. I had a summit safety harness lying around that had some really heavy duty plastic buckles on it. I cut them off that harness and put them on my gw. I could not be happier with the swap. No more metal noise now. It was a pretty easy swap with no cutting or sewing required on my gw.



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Cool. I didn't want to cut my GW incase I want to get rid of it. I didn't think I could get those off without cutting. I guess I better re look at it.

Thanks
 
Waymore said:
Cool. I didn't want to cut my GW incase I want to get rid of it. I didn't think I could get those off without cutting. I guess I better re look at it.

Thanks
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I initially didn't think I could get them off without cutting them off or putting back on without some sewing. When I looked at it a second time both were doable. Was actually about a 5 minute job when I figured it out.

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Preacherman said:
I initially didn't think I could get them off without cutting them off or putting back on without some sewing. When I looked at it a second time both were doable. Was actually about a 5 minute job when I figured it out.

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Well that stupidly easy. Put some plastic buckles on. Lighter and quieter
 
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