MSM Tac-Organizer
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- Category: Prototypes
- Created: Thursday, 03 October 2013 16:51
Snap Shackle Rig
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- Category: Prototypes
- Created: Monday, 09 May 2011 22:00
Original Design intent: To be added to belts or vests to give quick release capability.
I started off with this thing using velcro to attach and folks showed interest, but it was a lot more manufacture work than it needed to be and would require at least 2 sizes to cover both small personal belts and big duty belts.
Rigid Pistol Magazine Pouch Mods
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- Created: Saturday, 20 March 2010 23:26
So not really my own prototype, but some mods I thought people may be interested in. I got a glock 19 not too long ago for a compact pistol option and have been experimenting with finding my favorite kit for it. For rigid pouches I snagged the Blackhawk CQC pistol magazine pouch and Safariland 074 (concealment) pistol magazine holder. I'm used to SIG magazines and have noticed Glock 19 mags are fairly short and stubby with almost no lip at the bottom.
FATTY ADMIN Pouch
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- Created: Monday, 13 October 2008 02:05
Made this guy with the concept of having an admin pouch that can actually fit something. When less filled the pouch can be as slim as most other admin pouches, however has the capability to expand out and hold approx 6 flashlight/multitool sized items comfortably. The quick ID flap also sets this pouch apart from most. Spaces include the ID pannel area, .5" depth frontal pocket, velcro sealed slim middle pocket for your important goods, and 1.5" depth main back pocket.
MSM Loop Panel
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- Created: Monday, 13 October 2008 02:05
I created these due to noticing more and more gear incorporating loop velcro areas for modular attachments, but then there are slim pickings of actual attachments on the market.
HELMETCAM KIT POUCH
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- Created: Sunday, 12 October 2008 02:05
I started off with dumping my helmet cam recording goods in a GP pouch, but even with extra foam, things were still a bit shifty so I made this up. I'd rather have the camcorder upright, but have to do it sideways as shown to deal with the lame AV plug. Top layer is for the camcorder and even has an elastic holder. The mass of wires is a mess, but not sure what else I can do short of cutting the actual wires.
MSM Patch Panel
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- Created: Sunday, 12 October 2008 02:05
Had a request to make a simple patch panel and added a zipper pocket to stash alternate patches or other slim items. Approx 6" x 4". Will see if I can make a bulk batch if there is demand.
Combat DSLR Camera Pouch
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- Created: Wednesday, 27 August 2008 02:05
Took forever to get around to this, but finally got a chance to make a rough prototype. Concept on this one was to have a pouch that can hold a DSLR camera and be able to go from secure to in hand as quick as possible. It ended up being pretty honkn' big, but was the size needed to cover the camera and have the 45 degree extraction. The inside is Tricot foam so I can make velcro dividers and holders commonly seen in camera bags.
Monkey High Ride Modular Dropleg
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- Created: Tuesday, 26 August 2008 02:05
Due to being <monkey> Sized (5'4" 125lbs) Most drop legs were not made with me in mind and have long connection straps. This causes the drop leg to ride low and hit my kneepads and generally be lower than I'd like. Some other dropleg designs addressed this by adding webbing on the back of the drop leg to mount it to one's belt. Sure this works at getting a high ride, but then you have to bend the whole dropleg just to move your leg.
MSM Watch Cap
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- Category: Prototypes
- Created: Thursday, 08 May 2008 02:05
This is pretty basic, but wanted to show something I was up to. I hunted down the Army Issue cold weather / watch cap and modified it to be a solid patch platform. These are quality comfortable caps that are 100% synthetic, microfleece, no-pill POLARTEC 100.
