Dynamic Entry MonoShock Battering Ram – Blackhawk – Tactical Breaching Tool

A world-class collector's piece: A complete US SOF Experimental Kit from 2004, widely regarded as "The Missing Link" between the legacy SPEAR ELCS and the modern MLCS/SFLCS systems. This sterile (unmarked) prototype kit was produced for Test & Evaluation (T&E) by Tier 1 units, specifically Delta Force (CAG) and Navy SEALs, before the adoption of Eagle Industries gear. It features a unique hybrid design never seen in mass production.

Rare Eagle Industries "Old Gen" Harris LBV Vest. Dated 1996. M81 Woodland. Iconic 90s tactical gear used by Navy SEALs and Special Forces.

The definitive assault pack of the Global War on Terror: The Mystery Ranch SATL (Bridger Assault Pack). This genuine US military surplus item comes in the restricted AOR2 (NWU Type III) camouflage, issued to Naval Special Warfare (SEALs/SWCC). It features the signature BVS (Bolstered Ventilation and Stability) system, designed to lock the pack securely onto rear ballistic plates. Made in the USA, dated 01-11 (2011). Approx. 60L capacity. Condition: Used, Good, fully functional hardware.

Authentic "Old Gen" London Bridge Trading LBT-0291A Chest Rig manufactured in 2001. Features Gold Label and ACW buckles dated '01'. Made of bombproof 1000D Cordura in M81 Woodland.

Genuine US Military Extreme Cold Weather Hood assembly. Includes the Woodland Camo hood AND the detachable synthetic fur ruff. Fits M-65 jackets. Dated 1994. Size Large. Unissued.

A highly collectible Gregory UM21 Main Rucksack in the elusive DCU (3-Color Desert) camouflage. Dated January 2001 ("0101"), this pack is a prime example of the gear issued to Special Forces right before the onset of the Global War on Terror. The pack is in excellent lightly used condition with a pristine rubberized bottom. Note: The detachable front carrier panel ("Beaver Tail") is missing, but the pack is otherwise fully functional and ready for use or display.

The perfect blank canvas for your Cold War impression! Up for sale is an early contract (1977) U.S. Army "RDF" (Rapid Deployment Force) hot weather camouflage coat. This is a "sterile" piece, meaning it has never had patches sewn on it, making it ideal for reenactors wanting to build a custom unit loadout, or for casual vintage wear. Made of 100% cotton, it is in beautiful condition and comes in the highly sought-after, very wearable size of Large Long..

Complete Cold War chemical protection set. Includes Sealed Suit (Large), Overboots, Gloves, and Carrying Bag. Dated 1988. New Old Stock (NOS). 

A rare Cold War find in a fantastic size! Up for sale is a genuine U.S. Navy BDU coat in M81 Woodland camouflage, belonging to a member of the legendary Seabees (Naval Construction Battalions). This is the highly sought-after 1st pattern featuring the oversized "Elvis" collar from the early 1980s. Fully badged with original tapes and unit patch, and available in the extremely hard-to-find X-Large Regular size. Perfect for collectors or everyday wear.

The iconic Cold War winter staple! Up for sale is a genuine US Army Parka, Extreme Cold Weather (famously known as the "Fishtail" parka) in the highly sought-after Medium size. This is a complete 3-piece modular set featuring the outer shell (dated 1982), a warm quilted liner from the Vietnam era (1973), and a wire-framed hood with synthetic fur ruff (1979). The jacket boasts vibrant, rich colors and is in great vintage condition. There are a few tiny, pinhole-sized spark holes on the chest (see photos) that add to its authentic character. A timeless piece of outerwear.

A piece of elite history from the birth of the Regiment! Up for sale is a genuine US Army subdued shoulder scroll for the 75th Ranger Regiment. This specific patch is a textbook example of mid-to-late 1980s manufacturing: it features a classic olive drab twill backing, a thin embroidered border, and a factory-applied clear glue/plastic seal on the reverse to prevent fraying. Marking the Headquarters element, this patch dates directly to the era following the Regiment's official formation in 1984. Mint, unissued (NOS) condition.

A rare piece of Cold War era logistics technology: US Military Bar Code Reader Group, model CY-8537/G. Manufactured in 1986 (Contract DAEA26-86-D-0012), this heavy-duty set was designed for field logistics. It features the MSI Data Corp PDT-LS handheld terminal with an integrated Symbol laser scanner. The kit is complete with coiled cables, pouches, and accessories, all housed in its original ruggedized transit case with a pressure relief valve. Perfect for retro-computing collectors or film props.