New Gear

[LRRPF52]

Pouches are 3 layers:

Outer is DuPont Cordura, in this case, 500D for reduced weight.

Inner layer is a nylon pack cloth, 400D, for abrasion resistance against linked ammunition, sharp edges of SAW drums, and sharp corners on feed lips, magazine stops, and things that can snag.

Between the 2 layers is padding all around, to dampen impact on electronics such as NODs, LRFs, binos, and weather stations.

Removable dividers add customization per the user requirements. You can set up a mag pouch for additional mags or empties, while still having room for gloves, binos, NV devices, along with elastic retention for your batteries, spoon, first aid, chem lights, lip balm, and markers.

Outside on the SAW pouches, I can place multitool pouches, trauma sheer pouch with shock cord retention and snap with tab, chem light elastic and/or MOLLE webbing on the sides of the pouches.

There is basically 30 years of my personal experience collecting, deploying with, modifying, and making my own gear, much of it inspired by the creativity we were allowed in several of the reconnaissance units I was in.