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Welcome to Olongapo Outfitters!
If you are looking for high quality shooting gear, you are in the right place!
They're here!
Garand Belt/MOLLE Pouches!
They are available in either 2-pouch or 4-pouch; and you can order them with either Alice clips or Malice clips.
They're available in the above colors: Khaki, OD Green, Multicam, and Coyote Brown.
- Pouch flaps are a double thickness of 2" nylon webbing for durability
- Pouch flaps have pull tabs to open pouches more easily, especially with gloves on
- I add a piece of 1000d Cordura behind each snap stud to prevent them from pulling through
- Snaps are mil-spec "hard-action" snaps
- Made out of 1000d Cordura
- One en bloc clip per pouch
- All materials are Made in the USA by mil contract vendors
- All Olongapo Outfitters gear is Made in the USA--by me!
The Famous (or Infamous) Olongapo Outfitters cover ("cap" to you civilians).
Semper Fi!
I make high quality gear for the discerning shooter. All of my gear is made out of heavy-duty mil-spec materials, and sewn with mil-spec techniques.
I use 1000 Denier Cordura, which is half the weight but has three times the abrasion resistance of old cotton canvas duck. Cordura also dries much faster.
I use 1", 2" and 3" 17337 and 43668 nylon webbing. 1" webbing has a breaking strength of 1100 pounds; 2" has a breaking strength of 2200 pounds; and 3" has a breaking strength of 3300 pounds.
I use #69 (Size E) and #92 (Size F) nylon bonded thread. Nylon bonded thread has three (or four) individual threads that have been wound together for extra strength, just as steel cable is stronger and more flexible than a solid steel wire.
I use mil-spec grommets and mil-spec Velcro, as well as ITW/Nexus/Fastex hardware and mil-spec shock cord (elastic cord). I use Lift-The-Dot snaps made by the DOT Company (Scovill). I cut all of the materials (except the Velcro) with a hot-knife to seal the edges so they won't fray--even edges of fabric and webbing that will never be seen--just to make the gear that much more durable.
All of the materials I use are Made in the USA, and the gear is Made in the USA (by me)!
Satisfaction guaranteed! My gear should last you for as long as you live; but if you're not happy with it, let me know and I'll make it right!
The colors available are:
Coyote Tan/Khaki: Coyote Tan is not "tan" at all. It's a light olive-green, like WWII Khaki. The Garand Stock Pouch pictured above is made out of Coyote Tan fabric. This is also a very good neutral color for camouflage.
OD Green: The color used by the military from the middle of World War II up until recently.
Multicam: A new camouflage scheme created by Crye Precision. It works in just about every environment except snow. To see photos of how it works in many different environments, visit the Multicam website's Gallery.
Black: Basic black, used by LEOs and civilians.
MARPAT: I was able to get my hands on some 725d MARPAT Cordura. This is actual USMC fabric, not some knock-off Cordura. It has the Eagle, Globe, and Anchor and "USMC" imprinted in the fabric. This is the same fabric used for the USMC-issue ILBE assault pack.
I found a company that makes MARPAT Woodland webbing in all of the sizes that I need! Woo-hoo!
So, as of right now, all MARPAT gear will be made with the matching MARPAT webbing.
A photo of the webbing laid across the MARPAT fabric:
When you buy gear from Olongapo Outfitters, you're getting gear that will last--whether you use it at the range or out in the field under the harshest conditions.
Multicam 7.62 Grab and Go
MARPAT AK47 Grab and Go
Coyote Brown AR15 30-round Chest Rig/Grab and Go Combo in
Chest Rig configuration
Grab and Go configuration
I have only two men out of my company and 20 out of some other company. We need support, but it is almost suicide to try to get it here as we are swept by machine gun fire and a constant barrage is on us. I have no one on my left and only a few on my right. I will hold.
—Marine 2dLt Clifton B. Cates, 96th Co., 19 July 1918, 1045 a.m., from records of the U.S. 2d Division (Regular)
