PLATATAC Tear Away Med Pouch Pull Out Adapter Multicam WOODLAND BINOCULARS carry your tourniquet 10004

Name: PLATATAC Tear Away Med Pouch Pull Out Adapter Multicam WOODLAND BINOCULARS carry your tourniquet 10004
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 45540214660
Price: 39.95 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8676 (12 reviews)

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PLATATAC Tear Away Med Pouch Pull Out Adapter Multicam WOODLAND BINOCULARS carry your tourniquet 10004 carry your tourniquet The jacket is engineered to provide you with the right amount of warmth and ventilation while keeping you perfectly concealed on the field The PLATATAC Tear Away Med Pouch Pull Out Adaptor has been designed to turn your TAMPH (sold separately) from being a side release buckle and Velcro secured Med Pouch into a side pull Med Pouch so your battle buddy can get your IFAK out quicker and with less hassle 75mm x 50mm Velcro loop for first aid or blood group patch

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