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High Speed Gear Tourniquet TACO - Black Kydex, 2" Belt Clip/MOLLE U-Mount, Universal Compatibility
High Speed GearSALE: Inc. TaxBEFORE: Inc. TaxMSRP: Inc. TaxSALE: $49.00BEFORE:MSRP:The Tourniquet TACO is designed to retain most windlass tourniquets on the market such as SAM XT, C-A-T, SOF TT, and SOF TT Wide tourniquets. This pouch is built to expand and contract like the rest... -
High Speed Gear TACO Pistol Single MOLLE Mount - Black Nylon
High Speed GearSALE: Inc. TaxBEFORE: Inc. TaxMSRP: Inc. TaxSALE: $38.00BEFORE:MSRP:This versatile pouch will hold almost any pistol magazine, light, multitool or knife in a package lighter than the original. Most pistol magazines are held securely. Deployed easily and silently on... -
High Speed Gear TACO Double Decker MOLLE Pouch - Black Cordura
High Speed GearSALE: Inc. TaxBEFORE: Inc. TaxMSRP: Inc. TaxSALE: $57.00BEFORE:MSRP:The Double Decker TACO LT combines our lightweight rifle and pistol mag pouches into a rig that can securely hold an infinite combination of mags and other accessories at 25% the original weight. -
High Speed Gear TACO Double Decker MOLLE Mount - Black Nylon 41DD00BK
High Speed GearSALE: Inc. TaxBEFORE: Inc. TaxMSRP: Inc. TaxSALE: $64.00BEFORE:MSRP:Our Duty line of TACOsfunctions the same as the originals, but feature sleeker fronts and hidden shock cord, which is woven internally. This pouch will hold most rifle- and pistol-caliber magazines,... -
High Speed Gear Tourniquet TACO - Coyote Brown Kydex with 2" Belt Clip/MOLLE U-Mount
High Speed GearSALE: Inc. TaxBEFORE: Inc. TaxMSRP: Inc. TaxSALE: $49.00BEFORE:MSRP:The Tourniquet TACO is designed to retain most windlass tourniquets on the market such as SAM XT, C-A-T, SOF TT, and SOF TT Wide tourniquets. This pouch is built to expand and contract like the rest...
Description
Attach your TACOs and other pouches to MOLLE and PALS platforms with ease! Tapered leading edge and very slight width adjustment make these clips much easier to weave. Last attachment step much easier as the clip passes through itself before snapping