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#36414 - 01/15/05 02:09 AM Military Compass/First Aid Pouches
Burncycle Offline
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Registered: 09/16/04
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Man these things are great! Not just for ALICE LBE's, but also on regular belts.

They're perfect to hold altoids tin sized PSK's, and have a little bit of room to spare. They have plenty of room for 550 cord, "pocket chainsaw in a can", space blankets, and so on without a problem. You can even squeeze in an esbit stove! The size seems just about perfect too, large enough to hold a wide variety of items without being too large to wear on the belt comfortably


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#36415 - 01/15/05 04:23 AM Re: Military Compass/First Aid Pouches
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Registered: 08/28/04
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I don't understand what you're referring to. Could you be a little more specific?
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#36416 - 01/15/05 04:29 AM Re: Military Compass/First Aid Pouches
Burncycle Offline
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Sorry...the US Military uses a little 5" x 4" pouch that has a dual purpose of holding the issue compass or a field dressing.



They're pretty inexpensive ($2-3 at a surplus store) and fit on a belt nicely. I've edited the initial post with the picture as well

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#36417 - 01/15/05 06:27 AM Re: Military Compass/First Aid Pouches
Susan Offline
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Registered: 01/21/04
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They look perfect for my bandolero! A little lumpy, but you can't have everything.

Sue

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#36418 - 01/15/05 08:19 PM Re: Military Compass/First Aid Pouches
X-ray Dave Offline
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Another option is the empty bandoleers. There are 7 pockets, each large enough to hold a casstte tape. I've used them for FAK's and PSK's. You can sew on velcro or use a safety pin to close them. Maxpedition makes some very nice belt pouches.
Dave

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#36419 - 01/16/05 03:53 AM Re: Military Compass/First Aid Pouches
Susan Offline
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Registered: 01/21/04
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Loc: W. WA
I went to Maxpedition's site, but couldn't find anything like that.
Sue

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#36420 - 01/17/05 12:07 AM Re: Military Compass/First Aid Pouches
X-ray Dave Offline
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Look in the Waistpack/Pouches section. They have several models/sizes H-1, 2, 3 and M-1, 2,4, 5

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