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    Universal Drop-Leg Munitions Pouch

    Dec. 17, 2013
    Related To: Tacprogear LLC
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    Tacprogear's Universal Drop-Leg Munitions Pouch for the tactical entry specialist, door kicker, or SWAT officer is fully adjustable and ambidextrous. The two sturdy elastic, rubberized leg straps provide non-slip stability while providing a comfortable fit. The non-slip belt loop has a heavy duty hanger strap and a quick release buckle when the need arises to immediately ditch the pouch. The Tacprogear Universal Drop-Leg Munitions Pouch is designed to hold six standard less-lethal rounds (38/40mm) and/or flash bang canisters. The munitions are held secure with a dual-snap and hook and loop closure system. 

    The Universal Drop-Leg Munitions Pouch is available in Black for $51.20 MSRP.

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