The Triple 7.62 Chest Rig, QD is a low-profile chest rig built with maximum flexibility and light weight as a priority. This chest rig is designed to carry three 7.62mm magazines (POF, SR25, M110, DPMS, FN, SCAR H or similar sized) in an integral pouch with an adjustable shock cord retention system closure. The Triple 7.62 Magazine Pouch will not fit HK417 magazines. The remainder of the chest rig is covered with PALS webbing allowing the individual user to configure the vest to mission requirements. The Triple 7.62 Chest Rig, QD designed to be worn with the detachable H style harness or attached directly to our Low-Profile Armor Carrier. The detachable H style harness features loops to route antennas, comms wires and hydration bladder tubing. All buckles are ITW-Nexus and all materials and workmanship are 100% made in the USA.
The Triple 7.62 Chest Rig, QD is available in the following colors:
Coyote Brown: 500D solution dyed
Ranger Green: 500D solution dyed
Crye Multicam: 500D
ACU: 500D
Black: 500D
Mayflower Research & Consulting LLC specializes in building light weight, high performance tactical nylon for the military athlete. Our design philosophy is built upon 20 years of Infantry and Special Operations experience with six combat tours as a solid foundation. This philosophy centers on trimming unnecessary weight off of the war fighters load by analyzing each piece of load carriage equipment for lighter but yet durable alternatives. Sometimes this can be achieved by changing the base design and manufacturing technique to eliminate excess and unnecessary materials.
Another alternative we use is to incorporate hybrid designs. We analyze the type of usage the pouch or pocket is designed for and the expected life cycle of the pouch; if it is a low-friction or limited use pouch (signal kit, admin pouch etc) we choose a lighter denier to reduce weight. High friction or high usage pouches (magazine, grenade etc) are made with a mid-weight denier to balance out weight and durability.
Technology currently moves at the speed of need; new equipment fielding, rapidly changing TTPs and environmental factors often makes a nylon pouch or vest obsolete after one or two deployments. Mayflower?s goal is to maintain the necessary agility to continually evaluate the relevance of each of our items and update and/or replace them as needed. |
