I've recently acquired a slightly 'unusual' side pouch for my Sabre 45 - it's made by PRI and is labelled as a Lightweight Antenna Carrier. It is around 28" long by 9" wide and consists of a full length main pocket secured by two QR buckles and a smaller 13" pocket on the front secured by one. The main pocket securing straps are ladder stitched all down the front and in addition to the PLCE compatible zips on the back there is also a full length, adjustable carrying strap.
The only 'disadvantage' is that it is in Desert DPM; I'm more of an OG person myself! Still, it should prove very useful for subtlety securing longer items onto the 'sac.
Can anyone enlighten me as to what was originally carried in these (antennae for radios I assume)? The main pocket is very deep - you could easily fit an axe, a couple of dozen tent poles and a fishing rod and still have room so they must have been either very large or very numerous!
Also, unlike Rocket pouches, there aren't clips to back up the zips - has anyone ever experienced zip-only pouches started to come undone with movement? I guess a clue here would be in the 'Lightweight' bit - don't pack too much in!
Thanks in advance
The only 'disadvantage' is that it is in Desert DPM; I'm more of an OG person myself! Still, it should prove very useful for subtlety securing longer items onto the 'sac.
Can anyone enlighten me as to what was originally carried in these (antennae for radios I assume)? The main pocket is very deep - you could easily fit an axe, a couple of dozen tent poles and a fishing rod and still have room so they must have been either very large or very numerous!
Also, unlike Rocket pouches, there aren't clips to back up the zips - has anyone ever experienced zip-only pouches started to come undone with movement? I guess a clue here would be in the 'Lightweight' bit - don't pack too much in!
Thanks in advance