How foldable is the packing? Products like ITS's ETA trauma kit contains a Halo Seal, and they condense it down to fit into a double m4 mag pouch
1042539
You can fold it, but I would roll it if you're gonna put it in an m4 mag pouch.
1042540
It's foldable, but I wouldn't want to put a crease in it because I suspect that the seal would be compromised.
1042541
It's pretty pliable. The package should come with two seals on a piece of plastic (side by side) and while the overall package is pretty large, I was able to fold it to where it will fit inside my Trauma Kit and mine is roughly 6" x 6". Hope this helps.
1562714
I don't know. I put a m4 carbine with a collapsed stock and there is no wiggle room. There is room however for any mounted optics.
1847255
No, but they're not that annoying, I used this pack during a shooting comp and I could get at my mags just fine. Also it slips into my ruck nicely too.
1688922
The three pouches are sewn directly on to the bag. The ones on either side are not as wide as the middle one with a divider in each and seem to be intended for magazines. The center one can fit loose or boxed rounds. There is also molle in addition to the pouches for adding more.
1823411
Flaps are velcro. It would be faster if you tucked the flaps behind the pouch for competion. Or better yet buy a Tuff products in-line 8 mag pouch. Flap is removable and hols mags tight enough for rough movement. TUFF 8 In Line Magazine Pouch (1000D Black Nylon, B92f/GL 17/20/21/22/P226)
1361551
I'm not sure. My son is with the snipers in the USMC and I have a call into him to find out. They use numerous types of packs. If you ask agai n tomarrow I'll be able to answer.
2210106
Yes, it is a Tuff product. PX4 Storm full-sized double stack magazines fit very nicely in this model.
295102
I am in the great camp. I really like mine and have had no problems with workmanship. I like the layout, but it would be better if the pouches were movable so that you could change the layout to suit different scenarios or use double rifle mag pouches instead of the single ones provided. In a tactical situation I would rather have an excess of rifle mags and less pistol mags. I like the pistol position okay, but here again I would like to be able to relocate it if need be. All in all, however, I like this vest and it is comfortable and adjustable, size wise.
248388
You can only get two M16/AR15 30 round magazines per pouch. Cover closed easily with no problems.
212362
The Ammo Can has separate molded hinges. Two on the cover and two on the can. They are hinged with plastic pins on which allow for the opening and closing of the cover.
2137935
I agree with 1203. This pouch is great for range play, or organizing mags in a Bail Out / Bug Out bag.
291886
The bag I received does have adjustable shoulder straps (with chest strap), and hip belt. The padding on all is minimal but functional. Various handles and adjustments straps on top/sides. Front panel is full MOLLE webbed and "loop side" Velcro. Not sure what else you'd want to attach it to, but this is a big bag and not light - you wouldn't want to try to carry it on a vest or rig. A couple of extra "stowable" straps that I'm not sure what do do with, but they roll up into a little velcro'd pouch in the bag. Overall this kit is very complete and supplies seem of good quality. I got a mixture of expiration dates on some materials but all several years in the future so no major complaints. There is no quick "inventory" list and the supplies are basically crammed into every available pocket/pouch/divider. That's not a negative comment - you get a lot with the pack - just that there's not always a rhyme/reason as to what is where - kind of just where it happens to fit. You might be able to reorganize a little but as I said, the thing is stuffed to the brim with supplies - I have a few extras that I got separately and it's a challenge getting them in. You'll probably need some time to familiarize yourself with all there is so you're not scrambling to find stuff during that critical moment when it's actually needed. I felt I got good value from this kit, but it is a bit overwhelming for a "hope to never need it" emergency kit. The company that fulfilled it was great to deal with - very proactive and responsive - had an issue with my color choice backordered and they reached out multiple times to contact me.
1274357
The short answer is I believe it comes with both options. So you need to pay attention to which closure system you are ordering. I know the single magazine pouch is offered with both closure options, and am fairly certain the double pouch is as well.I checked the Bianchi website and confirmed, they do offer it with both closure systems - so make sure you order the option you prefer.
392655
If you talking about the same system they use In the Marines then yes I got one for my MMS and it fits pretty good just don't store it in this bag cause it stays pretty compressed. Just a warning though there is no molle on it to put it on a bag it takes some redneck ingenuity.
1339069
The one I received recently, which I like a lot... is the one in the main photo (i.e the photo without the big logo on the side), it is all nylon and has a four slot stretch strip on one side not visible in the photo to store four extra shells. I've used it for skeet shooting and it works well for an inexpensive pouch. The belt/strap is very long, likely to fit very "large waisted" shooters. I'm going to have the GF shorten and sew a new seam end. That would be my only negative about this pouch. In fact I'm likely to buy a second one for her to use. Hope that helps Ryan.
597836
I don't have the bag with me but when I last used it I carried 3 handguns (2 moderately large frame and one compact), plus six magazines, 200-300 rounds of ammo, two pairs of safety glasses, ear muffs and ear plugs, paper plates and a stapler (as best I can recall) and things weren't packed tight by any means. For the money I thought that it was a very roomy bag and it is well made. I think that you will find dimensions on the product specs page, too. Hope this is helpful.
133579
The fit is too tight; however, if you are willing to heat it up it can be made to fit perfectly. I used a heat gun to warm the outer side of each pocket, I warmed it until the black plastic had a glossy sheen, then I shoved the clips in while still warm, the plastic expanded to fit the mags perfectly. Leave the mags in until cooled. Only heat the outside of each pouch, nothing else.