Frag Out! Magazine
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in the middle of the height, so the pouch does not bundle up when empty. It works quite well, but the top edge reinforceme- net would be a way better solution. Daje radę, ale nie jest tak komfortowo jak w poprzednim ze- stawie. 6 IFAK Blow Up Kit. Grab it and pull it down to get to all the boo-boo items. Great idea, but remember to stash all the medical items in wrap, so they will pop out as one. After our feedback, the slight changes were introduced in the final ver- sion: smaller Velcro closure and the profile was trimmed. 7 Safariland 6384 ALS holster. One of the best holster safety systems and still allowing for quick draws. The holster is placed on the UBL Long hip extender and has single thi- gh strap. Works perfectly. The strap was taken from different holster. 8 Gloves are necessary for range work. Not always for shooting, but also as a duty gloves. Pictured is Outdoor Research Ironsight. Perfect balance between price, du- rability and comfort. 9 Pistol magazines for S&W M&P. 10 Rifle magazines. Mostly for BCM or PWS Black Rifles. We use Mag- puls, but prefer Lancer Sys- tems over them. These are polymer body, but feature steel feed lips for greater du- rability which don't crack. 11 MSA Sordin Supre- me Pro-X Neckband active hearing protection, with ad- ditional gel seals for impro- ved comfort. If you are wor- king whole day at the range, you need to be safe and have some comfort. 12 The stuff pictured is only to show the size of the IFAK, not its content. We took out the coolest stuff we had and it appears to be Ola- es Blast Bandage and Olaes Modular 4" dressing from Tactical Medical Solutions. 13 CAT Tourniquet. Are you shooter? Don't you know what the TQ is? Then go back to basics. It is mandatory life saving device for massive hemorrhage control. A must have item in every first aid kit. 2 6 7 12 13 14 EQUIPMENT