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hatchet (~ 1 kg)
Canned Sardines (max 500 g)
Canned Tuna (max 250 g)
Based on how the in-game model looks I'd guess they based it on the Soldier Plate Carrier but got the weight of the vest confused with the heavier MTV.
That seems a bit overkill tbh, can opener 50g, hatchet 1,5kg, can of sardines 120g, tuna 120-150g.
Anyway, around here tuna comes in small (200g) round cans while sardines generally come in smaller (100-150g) square cans. Both types can usually be opened without an opener, as is the case with mackerel in tomato sauce - the stuff that sustained me during my student years. (Along with cheap hard bread and beer, lots of vitamins and carbs in beer!).
lol, fair enough. i dont have any sardines so cant tell you the real weight but the Net. wweight of an individual can of tuna is 120g. i looked