RAPDOM Tactical Molle Chest Rigs, Coyote
Key features
- •100 percent Nylon material
- •Bungee pull Tabs
- •Heavy MOLLE webbing
- •Quick Release buckles
- •Padded Cross shoulder straps
- •100% Nylon Material
RAPDOM Tactical Molle Chest Rigs, Coyote
List Price: $64.44$58.00DEALYou Save: $6.44 (10%)
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Customer Reviews
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Pouches sown on...
Holle✓ Verified Purchase•August 29, 2017
Just got it. I'm actually really upset that the pouches are sown on. I needed this for my job. Maybe I just didn't see that they're sown on in description....idk.
Best bang for a minimalist chest rig set up!
J. Verville✓ Verified Purchase•July 17, 2017
Works great! Isn't so bulky that it gets in the way instead of providing quick access to my extra mags. Only slight issue I had was that it runs a bit bug even when adjusted as small as it could go. Overall easily the best tac molle chest rig for a minimalist carry weight. No issues wearing it along with my gear sector single point sling on my AR.
I use it for OpFor and it has been great. It easily holds the 6 M4 magazines I ...
Amazon Customer✓ Verified Purchase•June 26, 2017
The first one showed up with defective stitching, but it was replaced immediately without any hassle. Now, I use it for OpFor and it has been great. It easily holds the 6 M4 magazines I use (UTM) in the front pouches and it even holds 2 more in the side non-magazine pouches. I am very happy with this purchase.
Short, fat, and fits great.
Nonsensical Unicorn✓ Verified Purchase•February 4, 2017
I'm 5'9/290, this thing fits great.
Very good Active Shooter Rig
Amazon Customer✓ Verified Purchase•August 13, 2016
Bought this to replace a tactical sling bag which proved to be very akward to use in duty gear. Found out all the tac-guys use a chest rig for a reason. Haven't used this on a deployment but have used it as an RSO during a couple of Advanced Patrol Rifle classes and like it a lot as a grab-and-go set-up... We don't "cheat" and let you gear up ahead - we make our Officer go through in their everyday duty gear as first responders. Got to grab-and-go like you would when unexpectedly the SHTF.
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