bullitt5172
10-03-10, 13:21
Size Large, I was able to pick one of these up a few years ago and never got around to using it. It's brand new, I've only worn around the house. I've added a TAG Nalgene pouch and Eagle 3 mag pouch. Supposedly this was discontinued as it infringed on Eagle's patent, it's a great carrier I'm not going to use.
$300 shipped, $375 shipped with the CAT and BFG Trauma Now (loaded) kit.
Trades:
Eberlestock hunting pack as partial trade - X1, Dragonfly etc.
300 Win Mag, 7mm RUM ammo, .264 Win Mag
Double scoped rifle hardcase, Pelican, Storm etc
Nice 12g Pump - Remington Wingmaster, Browning
Muzzleloading gear, sabots, powder/pellets etc.
bglimpse@yahoo.com
TAG RAC Plate Carrier (http://www.opticsplanet.net/tactical-assault-gear-releasable-armor-carrier.html)
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Tactical Assault Gear's Releasable Armor Carrier (RAC) is a (PATENT PENDING) carrier that is designed to fit the BALCS or SPEAR cut level III, soft armor. The RAC will also accommodate any level 3 or 4 trauma plate, sizes small through large long. The carrier's unique design and features can not be found on any other carrier.
The RAC has minimal working parts and is the easiest carrier to assemble on the market. The RAC can be rigged in (2) two configurations for maritime or land warfare missions. The RAC incorporates a (2) two cable release system with (4) moving parts that makes the assembly process easier than ever before.
Configurations: The RAC is unique in the fact that the same system can be configured to release the back independently of the shoulders with (2) separate pull pillows and cables (land warfare) or you can use the single pull pillow configuration and release both at the same time (maritime).
The reason for the land warfare design is so if wounded, the back can be released leaving it connected at the shoulders and the RAC can be lifted up out of the way during emergency medical treatment. It is then laid back down covering the user and still provides protection while in transport to a medical facility. Once at the facility, medical personnel can pull the second cable and release it from the user at the shoulders without causing any further injuries or trauma.
The vest can also be set up for maritime operations. Using the single pull pillow with (2) cables one connecting to the shoulders and the other to the back. The RAC can be completely released from the wearer while in the water to prevent an accidental drowning.
$300 shipped, $375 shipped with the CAT and BFG Trauma Now (loaded) kit.
Trades:
Eberlestock hunting pack as partial trade - X1, Dragonfly etc.
300 Win Mag, 7mm RUM ammo, .264 Win Mag
Double scoped rifle hardcase, Pelican, Storm etc
Nice 12g Pump - Remington Wingmaster, Browning
Muzzleloading gear, sabots, powder/pellets etc.
bglimpse@yahoo.com
TAG RAC Plate Carrier (http://www.opticsplanet.net/tactical-assault-gear-releasable-armor-carrier.html)
http://i98.photobucket.com/albums/l274/bglimpse/DSC_0852.jpg
http://i98.photobucket.com/albums/l274/bglimpse/DSC_0853.jpg
Tactical Assault Gear's Releasable Armor Carrier (RAC) is a (PATENT PENDING) carrier that is designed to fit the BALCS or SPEAR cut level III, soft armor. The RAC will also accommodate any level 3 or 4 trauma plate, sizes small through large long. The carrier's unique design and features can not be found on any other carrier.
The RAC has minimal working parts and is the easiest carrier to assemble on the market. The RAC can be rigged in (2) two configurations for maritime or land warfare missions. The RAC incorporates a (2) two cable release system with (4) moving parts that makes the assembly process easier than ever before.
Configurations: The RAC is unique in the fact that the same system can be configured to release the back independently of the shoulders with (2) separate pull pillows and cables (land warfare) or you can use the single pull pillow configuration and release both at the same time (maritime).
The reason for the land warfare design is so if wounded, the back can be released leaving it connected at the shoulders and the RAC can be lifted up out of the way during emergency medical treatment. It is then laid back down covering the user and still provides protection while in transport to a medical facility. Once at the facility, medical personnel can pull the second cable and release it from the user at the shoulders without causing any further injuries or trauma.
The vest can also be set up for maritime operations. Using the single pull pillow with (2) cables one connecting to the shoulders and the other to the back. The RAC can be completely released from the wearer while in the water to prevent an accidental drowning.