What kind of rig is this?

[Anvilbrother 0]

I know its military, possibly static line? Im looking for info about what it is and how it should look packed for a display. Possibly a military packing manual? I tried entering the numbers that were on it but the info panel is partially filled out. Thanks

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[MagicGuy 0]

Well, not sure what kind of rig it is, but looks like it's in AWESOME shape!

[slotperfect 7]

That's a T-10 harness and pack tray, used to hold one of a few different models of round military main canopies over the years.

Arrive Safely

John

[Anvilbrother 0]

Thanks that will give me some info to search with. I was unsure if it was some sort of bail out or static line rig.

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[riggerrob 643]

Definitely a military-surplus, static-line container.
It resembles the CT-1s (Canadian Army variation on T-10) that I jumped as a young soldier.

You might want to replace that brass snap shackle with a piece of (80 pound) cotton break cord!

[Anvilbrother 0]

lol its for my name tag that goes on my fire helmet.

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[ripcord4 0]

You'll need a deployment bag and static line to make it look proper for a good display.

Google a copy of TM 10-1650-292-23 & P for closing instructions to make it look good.

[Amazon 7]

Gee I have a couple of those.. jumpable even

Not that I really relish doing static line jumps any more

[saxboy 0]

For sure is a for T-10 round parachute and I thing is the same container for the MC11B.Also a round canopy but with toggles,ONLY to face the wind or change heading.No brakes at all.
I have 14 jumps for those canopies in the army.:-)
Exit altitude with static line 1100ft :-))).
You have the reserve canopy on your chest....Brrrrr.
And you need all the way down to cutaway (joking).