Eagle Industries Chest Rig V.2 Low (MOLLE) – AOR1 – 2010 Issue – Modular

The ultimate collector's piece for NSW enthusiasts: An original Eagle Industries Rhodesian Recon Vest (RRV) in the restricted AOR1 (Desert Digital) camouflage. The tag bears the coveted "DIG2" designation and a production date of 01/07 (January 2007), placing it squarely in the prime era of Navy SEAL operations. The RRV is famous for its versatility, allowing the user to fold the bib down for a chest rig configuration or up for plate coverage. Condition is Unissued / Mint, crisp and clean.

Rare vintage Eagle Industries Sniper Vest for .50 caliber ammo. Desirable "St. Louis, MO" production. Features silent hook closures on pouches. Khaki mesh. Size Medium. Unissued / Mint condition.

Genuine US Military black cold weather gauntlet gloves. Includes removable liners. Made by Ansell Hawkeye (2007 contract). Leather palms. Size Small. Unissued / New Old Stock.

Rare US Special Operations Command (USSOCOM) R&D evaluation kit. Contains 5 prototype "Odor Reducing" t-shirts (labeled A-E) for field testing. Dated March 2007. Sealed in original packaging with instruction sheet. Size Medium..

Pouch for two magazines for M4 Eagle Industries - M4 Double Mag Pouch. Color Coyote Tan. Unused or lightly used condition.

Lightly used "buttpack" Field Pack, Combat, M 1967. Rubber collar is soft and without damage. Contract stamp is largely peeled off, but appears to be DLA-100-86-C-4158 from 1986.

Genuine US Marine Corps issue All-Weather Coat from the 1980s. Hard-to-find Size 44 XL (Extra Long). Complete with zip-out liner and belt. Pewter Green color. Excellent, near-new condition.

Unusual M1 helmet cover in M81 Woodland pattern. Made of lightweight Rip-Stop fabric (rare for M1 covers). No contract markings (Sterile). Likely a PX (Private Purchase) item or export contract. Mint, unissued condition.

A scarce piece of late Vietnam War era web gear: The M14 "Nylon Duck" Magazine Pouch. Unlike the common canvas M1956 pouches, this nylon variant (associated with the M1967 MLCE/ALICE transition) is highly sought after because M14 gear was rarely produced in nylon once the M16 became standard. Contract dated 1972 (DSA100-72-C-0319). Condition is lightly used, featuring the soldier's name "WINK" hand-written on the lid.