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Metal AR/M4/M16 mags;

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Left to right,
30rd standard 5.56
20rd 6.5 Grendel
20rd 5.56 retro
10rd 6.5 Grendel
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Left 2, 5.56, right 2, 6.5 Grendel

Shown on top of woodland BDU/ apparel fabric (cotton I think).


for the 20rd sizes, Esstac KYWI Short inserts works, for 30rds, plenty of pouches and rigs available, but some I've made just because..

10rd 6.5 Grendel, too short for Esstac short, and likely too short for USMC Speed Reload pouch. Have made 4 cell pouch with Lift The Dot flaps for the size.

Thinking for the retro 20rd straight mags; a modified SKS style 6-8 pocket chest rig in one of these two ERDL type camos? 1000D Cordura tropical lime green ERDL top, 500D repro VN style ERDL bottomView attachment 1868397

Still figuring out the Vietnam Tiger stripe AK rig, I think I'll break down and order a Chicom rig in May, in order to measure the AK pockets and compare to the AK mag bodies I have @Knobgoblin
I can send you an Eagle brand 4 mag ,ak chest rig for reverse engineering.
 
And because I like hoarding fabrics :s0140:

Considering ordering 1, maybe 2 yards of this "MARPAT Tiger Stripe" from 0241 Tactical (same place I got the 500D Tadpole Tiger and 500D VN ERDL fabric) ; it is based on a pattern seen on the trial uniforms for the MARPAT program the-marine-corps-was-so-close-to-bringing-back-tiger-stripe-v0-n1d6iybn342b1.png

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Edit, the picture of the fabric seems to show a lower contrast between the green and the coyote brown than what we see on the Marine tester

The idea is make a chest rig and/or pouches in this pattern, with Coyote Brown webbing and hardware. Although it looks a bit brown dominant.
 
Picked this folding/drop leaf fabric cutting/quilting table locally so that I can cut my fabric in the sewing room in peace, away from the kids :s0140: and its on wheels so that I can move it out of way of heater to keep the apartment management happy. Got another rucksack project to put together, and then a chest rig or two. No idea who made it, could be DIY for all I know but the parts looks specially cut and made. OSB/Particle board construction with glued veneers

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