Capacity: 3 pouches per side (2 GI mags per pouch)
Purpose: low-viz standalone ammunition bandolier, trauma kit carrier
TLDR: I love its versatility and compact design. I think the configuration presented here is a highly effective loadout suitable for a variety of missions.
*****
Make Holes and Plug Holes
I stuffed two rifle magazines on each pouch for "SIDE A" for a total of six (6). Pretty good for something so small.
"SIDE B" holds the stop the bleed stuff:
- 2x Israeli Bandages
- 1 CAT TQ
- 2x chest seals
- 2 pairs of nitride gloves (I need blue ones)
- 2x hemostatic gauze
- Sharpie (not shown)
- 1 smoke grenade
There is still room for a needle decompression kit when it arrives.
Versatility is 🔑
This can be worn as a dedicated bandolier or chest rig if you need significant capability in a small package. Most backpacks of the Jansport size can hold this plus a folded 10.5 rifle or PDW.
I like having the option to bring this sling bag to augment any plate carrier or chest rig.
It is also easy to toss this to a friend for a quick re-supply.
In actual range use, it bounces around but does not get in the way of rifle manipulation or maneuver.
If I want to go maximum ammo, I can stick a total of 12 rifle magazines. Only then would the the added weight become an issue.
The way I have it right now kicks undead @ss. I think this is a highly capable little sling bag.
Conclusion:
This item has always been at range for the past 2 years. It has stood up to semi rough treatment and hot summer days.
It has the versatility to augment any mission, covert or otherwise. Reasonably priced against any amazon alternative.
I dig this product. Don't hesitate to add it to your gear.
You can't have too much ammo when facing the undead horde 🧟♂️🧟♀️ 🔫 💪
5/5
Stay vigilant!
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