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The Battlelab Fast Attack Plate Carrier (FAPC) offered by Diamondback Tactical is a low-profile plate carrier designed as a high-mobility platform that’s expandable with the Fast Attack Rack (F.A.R.) for additional load-bearing capability.

The FAPC comes in four sizes, dimensioned and shaped to fit SAPI plates of corresponding size – small (for 8″ x 10″ plates), medium (10″ x 12″), large (10″ x 13″ ) and X-large (11″ x 14″). Shown here is the medium size.

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Finally! Here is the production version in Flat Dark Earth (FDE) with the colour-matched rubber buttpad. The side battery compartments will fit four CR123 or three AA batteries. The overmolded rubber seal on the clubfoot compartment trapdoor is easily visible here. In the far left photo of the components, you can see the new reinforcement around the latch pin. There is a small metal plate that distributes the load over a wider area in case of butt strikes.

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Lakota-Industries will be doing custom Crye Multicam water transfer printing. Shown below are some items I sent to Lakota Industries to get dipped; my modified Safariland 6004 and a kydex knife sheath. I took apart the 6004 and only sent in the holster, leg panel and thumb break. The coated products came out very nicely. I should caution that the transfer film can crack when put on flexible parts like the thumb break if subjected to bending. The thumb break was coated when it was flat, but when bending it into a ‘U’ shape, the film developed hairline cracks on the outside (not visible in the photos). For flexible parts, either coat them in their normal bent state, or leave them uncoated. The holster almost disappears against the Crye Combat Pants below.

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The Improved Mine Probe Pouch offered by County Comm was designed for military EOD teams as a means of carrying their mine probes, however it can be used to carry other items as well. The black nylon case measures 8″ tall x 4″ wide and about 2″ thick when fully stuffed. There’s a zipper around the edge of the case, and when unzipped the case only opens up about 30° instead of all the way. This is to prevent small items inside the case from falling out if it were to open too wide.

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MAXPEDITION has introduced two custom embroidered Rollypolys. Shown below is the AR15.com rolly (the front face of an M4 bolt), available in OD, khaki and black. The Gunsite rolly is also available in black, khaki and OD. If you’d like custom embroidered Rollypolys, just contact MAXPEDITION.

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Midwest Industries, Inc. has introduced their MCTAR-08HD (Heavy Duty) version of the MCTAR-08, their rail-mounted front sling adaptor for a QD sling swivel. The MCTAR-08HD is a beefier platform that engages more rail than the MCTAR-08. The best thing about it is that it limits the rotation of the QD sling swivel. The QD sling swivel will only turn about 20° after insertion. This prevents the sling from twisting around. Any QD sling swivel will work with the MCTAR-08HD. It’s shown here with the 1-1/4″ HD swivel.

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If the Pocket Pry Bars from CountyComm are too big, take a look at their Pocket Widgy Bar and Micro Widgy Bar. These dimunitive pry bars will fit just about anywhere – and are designed just like the pry bars shown above, only without the L-Bend. They have the have nail puller slots and holes, and are made of steel. The Pocket Widgy Bar (larger one) is 4.1″ long and the Micro Widgy Bar is 3″ long. Both are 0.5″ wide. They each have a key-ring hole at the end of the handle. Just like the larger pry bars, these are useful for pulling nails, staples etc when you don’t want to damage a knife blade or have a screwdriver handy.

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Finally! Here is the production version in Flat Dark Earth (FDE) with the colour-matched rubber buttpad. The side battery compartments will fit four CR123 or three AA batteries. The overmolded rubber seal on the clubfoot compartment trapdoor is easily visible here. In the far left photo of the components, you can see the new reinforcement around the latch pin. There is a small metal plate that distributes the load over a wider area in case of butt strikes.

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