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Warrior Assault Systems Covert Plate Carrier

The Warrior Assault Systems Covert Plate Carrier (CPC) is coming soon to Chase Tactical. This slick, low-profile plate carrier is designed to accept SAPI or shooter’s cut plates. The elastic cummerbund has integral elastic pouches for carrying magazines, radios, and other items. The shoulder straps are adjusted with Velcro so that they lay as flat as possible.

Additionally, the CPC may be purchased with a 3 magazines shingle that secures to the front of the carrier via Velcro and allows the cummerbund to be fastened over it. This allows the user the ability to quickly scale the plate carrier by simply fastening the shingle, which may be carried off body, to the front CPC.

The CPC will be available in Black, Coyote Brown, and Multicam. Stay tuned for details on pricing and availability.

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Hawkepaks ITOA Mod. E/E

The Hawkepaks ITOA is one of the great bargains of the tactical gear world. It is simple, useful, bomb-proof, made in the USA, and very affordable. While the ITOA was originally intended for use as an active shooter response bag for patrol officers, it also makes a great home defense response bag, truck gun companion, and even a modern “possibles bag” when paired with a .22LR carbine.

I have been using one for years as a place to stage gear for home defense like spare magazines, first aid items, a Sharpie and paper, and more. It is far faster to don than a chest rig and easier to access than a backpack. A bag like this is especially useful when you like on acreage and your bumps in the night may take you away from your home.

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The design of the ITOA is simple. It has a top zip main pouch with some interior organization features (a series of elastic loops and two slip pockets). The exterior of the bag has two single AR-15 magazine pouches with adjustable flap covers. The back of the bag has a Velcro closed belt loop that can be quickly fastened onto a belt to keep the bag from swinging on the provided shoulder strap.

The original ITOA is excellent but Edge/Equipped was able to work with Hawkepaks to offer an exclusive variation with some additional functionality in the form of the ITOA Mod. E/E. It features an interior loop Velcro field for use with hook backed accessories like holsters, first aid kits, mag pouches, and more. This gives the home defense user the option of staging their handgun in the bag. We also added heavy duty elastic loops to the exterior so that items like tourniquets, chemlights, pens, and more could be secured where they are immediately accessible.

This bag is made from 1000D nylon right here in the USA by Hawkepaks and costs less than most cheap imported brands. Edge/Equipped sells the original ITOA for $27.95 and the ITOA Mod. E/E for $33.95. They also carry the larger HTAS if you need more space for your gear. Use code JTT to save 5% at Edge/Equipped.

Shaddox Tactical Shooter’s Rest Bean Bags

In my recent review of the LMT DMR556 Stock, I mentioned that it worked well with a rear bag and I received a question from a reader about which rear bag I recommend. I use a set of Shaddox Tactical Shooter’s rest Bean bags that I purchased years ago in PenCott Badlands.

I am not a big time precision shooter so I may not pick up on the nuances of what makes one rear bag better than the next but I do know a good deal when I see one. The Shaddox Tactical Bean Bags are durable, they work very well for me, and they are affordable which is what drew me to them. I use the larger size as a rear bag and I hook the smaller bag onto my bipod or foreend for use on a barricade or rest. If you are shooting off of a shooting bench/table, you may be able to use the smaller version as a rear bag but for field shooting I recommend the larger bag.

Check out the Shooter’s Rest Bean Bags at Shaddox Tactical.

The large bag is perfect for your Sniper Glock.

The large bag is perfect for your Sniper Glock.

Black Rhino Concealment Saiga 12 Magazine Carrier

If you are looking for a magazine carrier for Saiga 12 magazines, check out Black Rhino Concealment. They recently made a kydex belt mounted mag carrier that could be a great option for 3 gunners who compete with the Saiga 12.

This is the kind of thing that you will likely never be able to walk into a store and buy off the shelf. It’s slightly offbeat projects like this that make me glad small, quality kydex benders exist. Can you imagine trying to find a solution like this before there was a kydex maker in seemingly every city to serve every niche? We have it pretty good.

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