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Frag Out! Magazine #46

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Side Medic Pouch Holster Pad Set Holster System TOMAHAWK SUITE Together with VIPER belts, GTG has released a bunch of new pockets, pouches and accessories. • Side Medic Pouch, • Holster System + Holster Pad; • TOTEM Panels • Magnet Holder; • TQ; • Drop-down Hook and Loop; • Frag Pouch; • UKM (GPMG) Pouch; • GP Large, Medium and Small; • Dump Pouch. SIDE MEDIC POUCH IFAK The Side Medic Pouch is a very simple, horizontal IFAK pouch with a sleeve-style cover that attaches horizontally to the belt in two ways - using the MOLLE/PALS system or by weaving the belt through the sleeve. The IFAK insert is made of a single piece of laminate and has elastic cords that allow any confi- guration of the interior and non-slip Hypalon grips. A distinctive feature of the Side Medic Pouch is its low- -profile design, so it does not hinder the shooting stances while lying on the back and causes less problems when used in vehicles. HOLSTER SYSTEM/ HOLSTER PAD The holster system and holster pad is - in some simplification - a varia- tion on the awesome CHAS holster attachment system (check Frag Out! Magazine #39 for full review of GTG CHAS), the rigid mid-ride extension for the Safariland (or compatible) holster with very large adjustment possibilities (like cant), an additional TQ holder, leg strap for stabilization and a padding to increase the com- fort of use. trouser loops is very difficult (so- metimes impossible), and placing the belt on top of the jacket has two major disadvantages. Firstly, it pro- vides absolutely no stabilization of the belt, even with suspenders, and secondly - the rough hook side Velcro can very quickly damage the clothing. A non-slip belt, in combination with suspenders provides additional stabilization for the VIPER belt on clothing and eliminate the problem with virtually every first line belt. www.fragoutmag.com

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