Help with small belt pouch

[nemoaz]

Where's the best place you've found for the SAW pouches, and what seems to be the going price?

Not sure if this is the best price, but I'm short on time: http://www.actiongear.com/cgi-bin/t...m&query.ctx=saw&backto=/agcatalog/results.tam
http://www.actiongear.com/cgi-bin/t...m&query.ctx=saw&backto=/agcatalog/results.tam
Other pouches that may work for you: http://www.cheaperthandirt.com/MOLLE325-19904-1975.html
http://www.cheaperthandirt.com/MOLLE436-41866-1978.html
http://www.cheaperthandirt.com/MOLLE453-41871-1978.html
Also, if you don't want milsurp, http://www.campmor.com/webapp/wcs/s...6&storeId=226&catalogId=40000000226&langId=-1
http://www.campmor.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?productId=39151895&memberId=12500226

 

[ironraven]

the pouch is a firstaid/strobe pouch from Blackhawk ind.

I thought I recognized some of that gear from ETS. I'm still curious about what you are using for the carrier in the bigger kit?

 

[ubang2]

Sicily, which camp mug is that you have beside your Nalagene bottle? I like it a lot. Thanks

 

[sicily02]

ironraven, the pouch is made by spec ops. that i got from action gear.com
type in spec ops and it will take you to the spec ops stuff and scroll down to the spec ops x-system x-4 mag pouch. item no. bmd47 for $20.99.
these are great pouchs i think and work very well for what i like.

ubang2, the pot is a snow peak soloist pot it is made from titaium they are
a great fit for the nalgene bottles.

Take care,
Bryan

 

[DaleW]

I went to REI today and managed to get out the door without buying anything-- go figure THAT!

Anyway, they had a new pouch by Nite Ize that was pretty cool for a small PSK. It's one of those gizmos you need to see to appreciate. It can hold a lot of small goodies and then it has this waterproof cover that unfolds from a pocket on the back and slips over the whole works. I've seen a couple small camera pouches that have a cover like that. I liked the cover as much for keeping the stuff in as the weatherproofing it provides.

 

[Fonly]

Here Is the one I carry in a Camera case.

 

[task force k]

FWIW, I've been working up my own belt-carry survival kit, using a US military surplus ammo pouch. Am still trying to figure out a good use for the "grenade loops" at the sides. I've noticed that the thinner Himalayan Imports khukuri scabbards can kind of fit there--converting the whole thing to a large-but-impressive knife-with-pouch-on-side kind of look. But I'm wondering if anyone else has found a good use for those loops.

Use the pouches to hold grenades...ditch the fishing kit, take out a whole group of deer and never have to worry about two legged predators on the trail. Grenades make good firestarters, too. Fallen tree in the trail? Not for long

Seriously, though, I used to put tangerines or crab apples in them. I suppose muffins or bagels would fit, too.

 

[ironraven]

type in spec ops and it will take you to the spec ops stuff and scroll down to the spec ops x-system x-4 mag pouch.

I thougth I recognized the speedback- I've got a number of those and the X-6s. So you took the straps off? How did you attach the strap? You made some pretty heavy mods. I'm intriqued, if I knew more about the mods, I've got a couple of X-6s that I'm not really using for anything....

 

[ironraven]

Am still trying to figure out a good use for the "grenade loops" at the sides.

I always cut them off. I imagine you could get a smaller pouch, like a dressing pouch, into them, and hold them in place with an ALICE clip around the pocket, but I'm not sure it's worth the bulk.