AWS’ DAGR Radio Pouch is a specially designed fold open pouch for the DAGR AN/PSN-13/13A GPS receiver. Designed for quick, one-handed operation, the DAGR pouch features internal straps for securely holding the receiver, and a front clear vinyl window for easy viewing.
Additional features include:
– Heavy duty snap closures
– Edge binding for durability
– Stiff reinforced body to hold shape
– Mil-Spec webbing/snaps
– MOLLE compatible
100% Berry/TAA compliant. Available only in MultiCam.
LBT has been working on this new modular armor carrier and bag system for several months and every once in awhile something will pop up about it but this is the first time that the Mission Adaptive Panel System has been shown publicly.
Right now, it consists of a weapon bag, plate carrier and several Mission Adaptive Panels. These graphics from LBT gives you a good idea of what we’re talking here.
One thing that I thought was cool is that one of the panels incorporates the S&S Precision Skeletonized Magazine Retention And Baseplate.
This is another one of the panels which incorporates rifle and pistol magazine pouches. The pistol magazine pouches feature Kydex inserts.
The MAPs can be attached via a hook and loop and SR buckle combination to the carrier or the weapon pack. Additionally, the interior of the weapon pack (seen above) is lined with pile tape to accept a wide variety of accessories.
So far, the reception has been great here at Warrior West. In production now from LBT Inc.
This week we are taking a look at the FirstSpear Recce Rig. I’ve got to say that I am a big fan of Chest rigs having used an Arktis Model 42 Rig while stationed in 3ID LRS back in the late 80s and later wearing an Eagle SF30 AK rig in Haiti in the mid-90s while on a SOT-A in 3rd Group. Something neither of those designs offered was modularity. The Padded Split Front Recce Rig, 6/12 moves the load from the waist up unto the chest on 6/9 body panels that ride left and right and accept PALS and 6/9 equipped pouches meaning you can completely customize your load.
The split-front front closes via two short TUBES attachments and incorporates a Velcro closure on the sides allowing you to stash needed items inside the body of the rig. The padded shoulder harness features a flat, H-style cross piece at the rear for comfort. The rear of the waist is held fast via a simple, 1″ webbing strap that is releasable and adjustable at either end.
Berry compliant and offered in Black, Coyote, Ranger Green and MultiCam.
The Snatch N’ Grab is a low-profile modular loadout panel designed to be compatible with most commercial day packs on the market today. Made from flame retardant (UL94-V0) ABS plastic, the Snatch N’ Grab measures 16″ x 10″ with a 2.3″ bottom flange. The rigid construction means it won’t slump inside your pack, and the nylon handle allows you to ‘snatch and grab’ the panel. Rounded edges prevent frayed webbing and material.
The Snatch N’ Grab features multiple PALS-compatible slots to allow you to customize your load. It also can be configured to fasten to the front or rear of a vehicle seat.
The Snatch N’ Grab is truly something we’ve all been waiting for. It gives the user the ability to go to an area, obtain a commercial day pack from a retailer or market, and outfit themselves with necessary kit in a low-profile configuration.
Available for pre-order with an expected ship date of late May/early June.
Look for additional models designed to fit attaché cases.
www.advancedholster.com/Snatch-N–Grab
Developed using input from SOF customers, MMI’s RD Dump Pouch is made from 330D Cordura and Tweave stretch fabric. It utilizes MMI’s proprietary, fast opening RD – Rapid Deployment technology, and is designed for one hand operation – opening and closing. Holds up to six 30-round 5.56 magazines, with an elastic retention flap that keeps the contents from spilling out during use. Additionally, the elastic retention flap is field repairable.
Available in Coyote, MultiCam, AOR1, and AOR2.
Grey Ghost Gear has introduced a line of Kydex to their site from Orange Diamond Concealment. Seen above is a Velcro hook backed AR magazine carrier. You may notice the distinctive diamond shape molded into all of these products. That and the Orange Diamond name hail the WWII Ranger insignia. Orange Diamond Concealment also offers a variety of holsters.
You may notice that it’s attached to a Tactical Tailor MBAV Low Viz Carrier in Wolf Grey.
The Hardpoint HL Tactical Equipment Belt is a two-belt system designed for everyday wear. The simple, hook and loop inner belt is a low profile affair designed to keep your pants up and help lock the outer belt in place when worn.
The outer belt incorporates full mil-spec hardware and construction and is lined with pile tape in order to mate with the inner belt. It can easily be donned and doffed as needed and locks everything in place. The running end is stitched in multiple places so that you can cut it to size without it unraveling.
They’ve also integrated webbing to accommodate PALS pouches as well as soft loops front and rear.
Hardpoint Technologies LLC is located in Fayetteville and owned by a Retired SF Vet. They build a variety of innovative, Berry compliant products.
These belts are on special today and tomorrow for $90.
