USMC Coyote Brown Blackhawk Improved Modular Tactical Drop Leg Holster Level 3 It expands automatically when unrolled GOV000031266787
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USMC Coyote Brown Blackhawk Improved Modular Tactical Drop Leg Holster Level 3 It expands automatically when unrolled GOV000031266787 It expands automatically when unrolled to create a supportive sleep surface The USMC coyote dump pouch is a collapsible utility pouch designed to temporarily store empty magazines and small items during field operations The USMC Coyote Brown Blackhawk Improved Modular Tactical drop leg holster is a thigh mounted handgun platform designed for tactical and field use with modular combat gear systems • Color: Coyote Brown• Material: Synthetic polymer and nylon webbing• Function: Tactical drop leg holster for carrying and accessing a sidearm during combat or field operations
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