Tyr Tactical Design Labs released a number of new designs back in October and they’ve continued to innovate since (as BOLO Report advised earlier). Here’s a look inside the Tyr Tactical facility in Arizona, where their kit is designed and manufactured.
A look inside Tyr Tactical Design Labs in Arizona.
Good gear at the ready: Tyr Tactical ready to deploy.
A look at where Tyr Tactical gear is manufactured.
From last years USACO Sniper Competition
Read previous Tyr Tactical stories.
Mayflower Research & Consulting, LLC manufactured two chest rigs specifically for Danish military outfitter GTG Gear; the DK01 and DK02.
DK01
DK02
The DK02 on the other hand is a hybrid rig designed to keep you from overloading. It offers carriage for:
4 x 5.56 Magazines
1 x GP medium
1 x Flashlight / Multitool / Knife
1 x pocket grenade
2 x Small GP pockets
2 x 3 bars of PALS
Both rigs are made from 500D Cordura and available in Ranger Green and MultiCam.
215 Gear is offering a great deal on a kit consisting of the Garmin Foretrex 401 GPS and their updated carrying pouch.
The waterproof Foretrex 401 is a big improvement over the original 101 boasting the addition of an electronic compass and barometric altimeter. The pouch is available in MultiCam and Coyote and can be worn on the forearm or attached to your stock. Additionally, it features a removable flap to protect from damage and guard against a light AD from your GPS.
215gearstore.com/gpspouchand401kit
Off the Grid Concepts, another fine purveyor of custom kydex mag pouches and holsters, has a new “dual mounting option” mag pouch that carries one rifle magazine and one pistol magazine. Check them out on Facebook or at their website to see some of their kit or see what they come up with when they come up with it. One of their mottos is, “If you own it we can holster it.” Their website says they make apparel and outdoor gear, but apparently it’s not up yet.
Off the Grid Concepts, "Dual Mounting Solution" Mag Pouch
Another view of the Dual Mounting Solution Mag Pouch
A holster made by Off the Grid Concepts.
Hat tip to the Mad Duo.
This is the first sample from ATS Tactical of their suspenders manufactured with Murdock Webbing‘s excellent Jacquard weave webbing in MultiCam. Unlike traditional printed webbing, the pattern is woven into the webbing so it won’t fade. Additionally, buckles give a little more bite into the pattern’s weave. The webbing blends in almost seamlessly with MutiCam fabric as you can see in this photo.
The suspenders themselves are a low profile affair, adjustable for length, designed to fit comfortably under armor and work in conjunction with the ATS War Belt.
Although this is the first product ATS has done in this material they tell us that more is on the way.
More traditional belt and suspender load carrying options are once again becoming popular. High Speed Gear’s new Modular Padded Shoulder Harness utilizes 6.5mm Neoprene foam which features a gel like feel for comfort that does not slip on the shoulders.
The designs allows you to use either 1″ or 1.5″ webbing to attach to belts or chest rigs. The Drag Handle uses a Vinyl Tube cover to reduce the strap from cutting into the hand. The rear features 5 continuous rows of MOLLE/PALS with the top 3 rows integrate Velcro loop.
Made in USA!
Grey Ghost Gear has just introduced a line of lightweight equipment including packs, pouches, and chest rigs. Manufactured from 500D Cordura and in some cases LiteLok, the designs have been assessed in combat by operational units before being released to you.
Even though the prices are already crazy low, enter code EXTRA20 at checkout and get an extra 20% of your order from now until 23 December. Free ground shipping on all orders over $100.
Hill People Gear has been offering the Raven VanGuard for some time now and I am intrigued with the concept. Available for both the Glock and M&P, the VanGuard was originally envisioned by Shay VanVlymen of Mindset Laboratory and manufactured by Raven Concealment Systems. It is designed to protect a pistol’s trigger from accidental squeeze while being stored in non-holster carriers such as day or fanny packs. The VanGuard is tethered so that during the draw it will pull free from the trigger guard. Hill People Gear sells them for use with their Kit Bags and Runner’s Kit Bags, but the VanGuard looks like it would be a good pairing with many carry options.
