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Modular Packs, pouches, vests, holsters and other modern gear uses strips of nylon webbing to attach to backpacks, harnesses and other gear. There is a variety of attachment methods developed by various sources including the Malice Clip, the Natick snap, and various methods of interwoven nylon straps. This photo includes; 1 - Natick Snap, 2 - Two strips of double PALS webbing, 3 - Natick Snap, with just two rows of PALS webbing, 4 - Tac-Fit by Skedco , 5 - Malice Clip by Tactical Tailor, 6 - Natick Snap with just one row of PALS webbing, 7 - Soft Snap by Tactical Assault Gear, 8 - Annex Clips by ITW, 9 - Flex-Tab by S.O. Tech and 10 - A Generic Low End style

http://www.makeyourowngear.com/Articles.php?action=detail&g=content1219307080&pid=1193
Gear Attachments
Gear Attachments
Posted by:
kilosix4
Posted on: Thu Aug 21 2008

Modular Packs, pouches, vests, holsters and other modern gear uses strips of nylon webbing to attach to backpacks, harnesses and other gear. There is a variety of attachment methods developed by various sources including the Malice Clip, the Natick snap, and various methods of interwoven nylon straps. This photo includes; 1 - Natick Snap, 2 - Two strips of double PALS webbing, 3 - Natick Snap, with just two rows of PALS webbing, 4 - Tac-Fit by Skedco , 5 - Malice Clip by Tactical Tailor, 6 - Natick Snap with just one row of PALS webbing, 7 - Soft Snap by Tactical Assault Gear, 8 - Annex Clips by ITW, 9 - Flex-Tab by S.O. Tech and 10 - A Generic Low End style

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Modular Packs, pouches, vests, holsters and other modern gear uses strips of nylon webbing to attach to backpacks, harnesses and other gear. There is a variety of attachment methods developed by various sources including the Malice Clip, the Natick snap, and various methods of interwoven nylon straps. This photo includes; 1 - Natick Snap, 2 - Two strips of double PALS webbing, 3 - Natick Snap, with just two rows of PALS webbing, 4 - Tac-Fit by Skedco , 5 - Malice Clip by Tactical Tailor, 6 - Natick Snap with just one row of PALS webbing, 7 - Soft Snap by Tactical Assault Gear, 8 - Annex Clips by ITW, 9 - Flex-Tab by S.O. Tech and 10 - A Generic Low End style

http://www.makeyourowngear.com/Articles.php?action=detail&g=content1219307080&pid=1193
Gear Attachments
Gear Attachments
Posted by:
kilosix4
Posted on: Thu Aug 21 2008

Modular Packs, pouches, vests, holsters and other modern gear uses strips of nylon webbing to attach to backpacks, harnesses and other gear. There is a variety of attachment methods developed by various sources including the Malice Clip, the Natick snap, and various methods of interwoven nylon straps. This photo includes; 1 - Natick Snap, 2 - Two strips of double PALS webbing, 3 - Natick Snap, with just two rows of PALS webbing, 4 - Tac-Fit by Skedco , 5 - Malice Clip by Tactical Tailor, 6 - Natick Snap with just one row of PALS webbing, 7 - Soft Snap by Tactical Assault Gear, 8 - Annex Clips by ITW, 9 - Flex-Tab by S.O. Tech and 10 - A Generic Low End style

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Modular Packs, pouches, vests, holsters and other modern gear uses strips of nylon webbing to attach to backpacks, harnesses and other gear. There is a variety of attachment methods developed by various sources including the Malice Clip, the Natick snap, and various methods of interwoven nylon straps. This photo includes; 1 - Natick Snap, 2 - Two strips of double PALS webbing, 3 - Natick Snap, with just two rows of PALS webbing, 4 - Tac-Fit by Skedco , 5 - Malice Clip by Tactical Tailor, 6 - Natick Snap with just one row of PALS webbing, 7 - Soft Snap by Tactical Assault Gear, 8 - Annex Clips by ITW, 9 - Flex-Tab by S.O. Tech and 10 - A Generic Low End style

http://www.makeyourowngear.com/Articles.php?action=detail&g=content1219307080&pid=1193
Gear Attachments
Gear Attachments
Posted by:
kilosix4
Posted on: Thu Aug 21 2008

Modular Packs, pouches, vests, holsters and other modern gear uses strips of nylon webbing to attach to backpacks, harnesses and other gear. There is a variety of attachment methods developed by various sources including the Malice Clip, the Natick snap, and various methods of interwoven nylon straps. This photo includes; 1 - Natick Snap, 2 - Two strips of double PALS webbing, 3 - Natick Snap, with just two rows of PALS webbing, 4 - Tac-Fit by Skedco , 5 - Malice Clip by Tactical Tailor, 6 - Natick Snap with just one row of PALS webbing, 7 - Soft Snap by Tactical Assault Gear, 8 - Annex Clips by ITW, 9 - Flex-Tab by S.O. Tech and 10 - A Generic Low End style

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These are a new caliber 327 Federal Magnum. Tested in a 4 inch barrel they shoot at 1380 feet per second, with 486 foot pounds of energy. The energy at 50 yards is 393 foot pounds and at 100 yards it is 326 foot pounds. It has a bullet weight of 115 grains

http://www.tucsonccw.com/Articles.php?action=detail&g=content1219297288&pid=1192
Gold Dot 327 Federal Mag
Gold Dot 327 Federal Mag
Posted by:
TucsonGuns
Posted on: Thu Aug 21 2008

These are a new caliber 327 Federal Magnum. Tested in a 4 inch barrel they shoot at 1380 feet per second, with 486 foot pounds of energy. The energy at 50 yards is 393 foot pounds and at 100 yards it is 326 foot pounds. It has a bullet weight of 115 grains

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These are a new caliber 327 Federal Magnum. Tested in a 4 inch barrel they shoot at 1380 feet per second, with 486 foot pounds of energy. The energy at 50 yards is 393 foot pounds and at 100 yards it is 326 foot pounds. It has a bullet weight of 115 grains

http://www.tucsonccw.com/Articles.php?action=detail&g=content1219297288&pid=1192
Gold Dot 327 Federal Mag
Gold Dot 327 Federal Mag
Posted by:
TucsonGuns
Posted on: Thu Aug 21 2008

These are a new caliber 327 Federal Magnum. Tested in a 4 inch barrel they shoot at 1380 feet per second, with 486 foot pounds of energy. The energy at 50 yards is 393 foot pounds and at 100 yards it is 326 foot pounds. It has a bullet weight of 115 grains

www.tucsonccw.com
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full details & larger pic

3 visits

These are a new caliber 327 Federal Magnum. Tested in a 4 inch barrel they shoot at 1380 feet per second, with 486 foot pounds of energy. The energy at 50 yards is 393 foot pounds and at 100 yards it is 326 foot pounds. It has a bullet weight of 115 grains

http://www.tucsonccw.com/Articles.php?action=detail&g=content1219297288&pid=1192
Gold Dot 327 Federal Mag
Gold Dot 327 Federal Mag
Posted by:
TucsonGuns
Posted on: Thu Aug 21 2008

These are a new caliber 327 Federal Magnum. Tested in a 4 inch barrel they shoot at 1380 feet per second, with 486 foot pounds of energy. The energy at 50 yards is 393 foot pounds and at 100 yards it is 326 foot pounds. It has a bullet weight of 115 grains

www.tucsonccw.com
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full details & larger pic

3 visits

Many say that 550 cord is about the most usefull thing to have in a survival kit. It can be used for building shelter, starting fire, catching food and repairs among endless other uses. Rope has always been useful, and nylon 550 cord improvements make it very adaptable. It is also very common and easy to find at low cost.

http://www.makeyourowngear.com/Articles.php?action=detail&g=content1219217809&pid=1191
550 Cord, is it the best tool in your Survival Kit?
550 Cord, is it the best tool in your Survival Kit?
Posted by:
Bubba
Posted on: Wed Aug 20 2008

Many say that 550 cord is about the most usefull thing to have in a survival kit. It can be used for building shelter, starting fire, catching food and repairs among endless other uses. Rope has always been useful, and nylon 550 cord improvements make it very adaptable. It is also very common and easy to find at low cost.

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Many say that 550 cord is about the most usefull thing to have in a survival kit. It can be used for building shelter, starting fire, catching food and repairs among endless other uses. Rope has always been useful, and nylon 550 cord improvements make it very adaptable. It is also very common and easy to find at low cost.

http://www.makeyourowngear.com/Articles.php?action=detail&g=content1219217809&pid=1191
550 Cord, is it the best tool in your Survival Kit?
550 Cord, is it the best tool in your Survival Kit?
Posted by:
Bubba
Posted on: Wed Aug 20 2008

Many say that 550 cord is about the most usefull thing to have in a survival kit. It can be used for building shelter, starting fire, catching food and repairs among endless other uses. Rope has always been useful, and nylon 550 cord improvements make it very adaptable. It is also very common and easy to find at low cost.

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Many say that 550 cord is about the most usefull thing to have in a survival kit. It can be used for building shelter, starting fire, catching food and repairs among endless other uses. Rope has always been useful, and nylon 550 cord improvements make it very adaptable. It is also very common and easy to find at low cost.

http://www.makeyourowngear.com/Articles.php?action=detail&g=content1219217809&pid=1191
550 Cord, is it the best tool in your Survival Kit?
550 Cord, is it the best tool in your Survival Kit?
Posted by:
Bubba
Posted on: Wed Aug 20 2008

Many say that 550 cord is about the most usefull thing to have in a survival kit. It can be used for building shelter, starting fire, catching food and repairs among endless other uses. Rope has always been useful, and nylon 550 cord improvements make it very adaptable. It is also very common and easy to find at low cost.

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Here are some pictures of a Polytech Milled AK47 with a very low serial number, new in the box. Never fired and with the accessories it was imported with. This is a rare and interesting part of the AK47 history in the US, imported before the AWB in this configuration

http://www.ak47website.com/Articles.php?action=detail&g=content1219025661&pid=1189
Polytech Model AK-47 / S
Polytech Model AK-47 / S
Posted by:
AK47 Dood
Posted on: Sun Aug 17 2008

Here are some pictures of a Polytech Milled AK47 with a very low serial number, new in the box. Never fired and with the accessories it was imported with. This is a rare and interesting part of the AK47 history in the US, imported before the AWB in this configuration

www.ak47website.com
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Here are some pictures of a Polytech Milled AK47 with a very low serial number, new in the box. Never fired and with the accessories it was imported with. This is a rare and interesting part of the AK47 history in the US, imported before the AWB in this configuration

http://www.ak47website.com/Articles.php?action=detail&g=content1219025661&pid=1189
Polytech Model AK-47 / S
Polytech Model AK-47 / S
Posted by:
AK47 Dood
Posted on: Sun Aug 17 2008

Here are some pictures of a Polytech Milled AK47 with a very low serial number, new in the box. Never fired and with the accessories it was imported with. This is a rare and interesting part of the AK47 history in the US, imported before the AWB in this configuration

www.ak47website.com
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full details & larger pic

72 visits