I spied these leg mounted subloads for 40mm rounds in the Brügger & Thomet booth during Germany’s Enforce Tac expo in Germany. The carrier is meant to be used with the B&T GL06, but they could be handy for anyone using 40mm launchers.
They are offered in different sizes to carry different numbers of rounds, but as you can see, the carriers are long enough for riot control rounds and feature indentations on the sides of the individual round carriers to offer some friction and keep them in place.
Swiss brand, Claw Gear, introduced a new line of laser cut magazine pouches during IWA. Made from a composite material called Tacticoat.
They are similar to many other products on the market with integrated, PALS compatibility. Except, for two things. First off, they are being offered by a European brand, which gives them a leg up in that market.
Second, they developed a means to keep the flap handy, in the event you need to replace the magazine in the pouch. The flap falls forward on the pouch and stays put via Velcro.
This image shows the colors available.
Additionally, they’ve introduced a belt with laser cut PALS slots. It’s called the KD-One and uses a G-hook to secure the running eod of the adjuster. The two G-hooks on either side of the belt in this photo are there to hold the belt for display.
Raptor Tactical is promoting their new Mk III ODIN tactical belt system on Kickstarter. Also available are their Mk I & II belts.
The Mk I is similar to a standard rigger’s belt. Inside the ODIN Mk 1 belt there are three compartments with a zipper so you can stash your small items in it like a spare key or money for later use. The Mk II incorprates laser cut PALS webbing. The Mk III also features the laser cut PALS compatible webbing as well as an optional inner belt which can be woen stand alone as a trouser belt or in conjunction with the outer belt. In this case, it relies on Velcro to connect with the outer belt. Additionally, tye belts feature a Velcro section at the back so you can put your name or logo patch on it.
ODIN Mk I
ODIN Mk II
ODIN Mk III
Belt sizes are:
S – 28-32″
M – 32-36″
L – 36-40″
XL – 40-44″
The Mayflower RC By Velocity Systems Tactical Back Panel was designed to be used in conjunction with any of their chest rigs. If the Tactical Back Panel is used in combination with the Plate Sleeve and one of their chest rigs, the setup can hold both front and back hard armor plates (Plate Sleeve and Chest Rigs sold separately). The Panel interior includes a plate pocket and separate hydration bladder pocket with a VELCRO® Brand closure. The exterior features include ULTRAcomp 3” shoulder straps, 6 rows of PALS webbing, and adjustable 1” webbing side straps. All materials and workmanship are 100% made in the USA.
The Sniper Panel uses the standard zippers on Direct Action’s Hurricane and Tempest chest rigs to move the sides of the rigs further out leaving a flat surface at the center of the chest in order to get a comfortable prone shooting profile. Additionally, the shoulder straps mount directly to the panel for comfortable wear. The panel includes a zipperd compartment for the storage of flat items.
Bellingham, WA (February 21, 2017) — Trayvaxu, a US-based manufacturer of slim wallets and outdoor accessories, is pleased to introduce the Link Lanyard and Link Stretch Lanyard. Completely sourced and handmade in the United States the Link and Link Stretch Lanyards come backed with Trayvax’s lifetime warranty.
“When you purchase a Trayvax product, you’re making an investment in quality and US-jobs,” said Mark King, company founder. “All products are built to last and backed by our lifetime warranty. That means 65 years from now, you’ll be handing your Link Lanyards down to future generations.”
The Link Lanyard consists of a quick release swivel secured to a custom stainless-steel Trayvax carabiner with a length of climb-spec nylon. This highly durable lanyard is double-stitched with industrial-strength stitching.
The Link Stretch Lanyard consists of a quick release swivel secured to a custom stainless-steel Trayvax carabiner with a length of elastic shock cord and climb-spec nylon. The Link Stretch extends over 2 feet and includes two extension pieces, one with paracord attached and the other with a split ring.
Both lanyards are ideal for attaching keys, wallets, knives or other everyday carry items to ensure they stay safe and secure. The Link Lanyard and Link Stretch Lanyard are now available for purchase via the Trayvax website. For more information visit Trayvax.com.
The Raptor Tactical Retainer Belt is one of the most feature rich rigs I’ve run across. It is a two component system consisting of an inner belt you thread through your pant loops along with an outer rigger belt with integrated load carriage slots.
Naturally, the two belts can be worn alone but they are complimentary, integrating via Velcro. The outer belt can be quickly donned and doffed as needed while the inner belt incorporates padding.
This pistol retainer slot can be moved anywhere around the belt.
Their Patent Pending retainer system belt accepts pistols regardless of being left or right handed. Additional retention loops can be moved around your belt creating pockets for the items like spare magazines or a flashlight.
So you can distinguish yourself from the others, they’ve included a Velcro pile section at the rear of the belt for identification or IFF.
Inside the belt, Rapter Tactical has incorporated a secret compartment with a zipper so you can stash your small items like a spare key or money.
This video is a few months old, so ignore the Kickstarter announcement at the very end. However, it does a great job going over the belt.
Offered in sizes: Small: 28-32″ Medium: 32-36″ Large: 36-40″ Extra Large: 40-44″
Colors: Black, Coyote, Ranger Green and MultiCam.
Buckle options: Cobra-D 45mm, Cobra 45mm, Cobra-D Mini 25mm, Conra Mini 25mm, Cobra GT, and Triglide