US Army M16A2 Disassembly Layout Poster | GTA 07-01-039 | 1996 | Huge Size

A rare gem for US Marine Corps gear collectors: The Eagle Industries CIACS (Combat Integrated Armor Carrier System) in Coyote Brown. Often associated with elite USMC units like Force Recon, this carrier offers a distinct profile compared to the standard issue MTV. This specific unit is size Medium and comes complete with original Eagle Industries soft armor inserts, making it a highly desirable full set for display.

A highly collectible piece of "Old Gen" tactical nylon: The London Bridge Trading (LBT) 6037 Plate Carrier. Predating the widespread adoption of the 6094, this model was a staple for US Navy SEALs during the early GWOT era. Finished in Coyote Brown. The authenticity and vintage are confirmed by the presence of the sought-after "PEE WEE MOLDING CORP" marked buckles. A simple, rugged design meant for direct action. Condition: Used, showing character.

Genuine London Bridge Trading belt-mounted magazine pouch. Model LBT-0280F. Holds 3x 30rnd M4 magazines. Coyote Tan. Heavy-duty buckle. Unissued / Mint condition.

Genuine Eagle Industries Double Magazine Pouch (Capacity: 4 M4 Mags total). "Khaki" (MJK) colorway, standard issue for SFLCS/MLCS kits. Dated 06/2008. NSN marked. Unissued / Mint condition. Essential for heavy loadouts.

The backbone of your early GWOT desert rig! Up for sale is a set of unissued, commercial ALICE Y-suspenders in Desert Tan/Khaki. A prime example of 90s/early 2000s "Private Purchase" gear, these suspenders offer a massive comfort upgrade over standard GI issue: heavily padded, wide shoulder straps that prevent digging under heavy loads. Complete with black metal snap hooks and front D-rings for attaching small gear. Mint, unissued New Old Stock (NOS) condition.

A definitive piece of "Old School" kit with authentic field modifications. This Blackhawk Industries (BHI) 1qt Canteen Pouch features the classic "rattle can" camouflage job – the operator sprayed over the manufacturer's tag and the metal snaps to eliminate shine and branding. This "Salty" look is highly prized by collectors of early GWOT and Special Forces gear. Marked with marker on the back.

A top-tier collector's piece: Black Beret of the 75th Ranger Regiment dating to the 1980s. This item features the scarce Regimental Headquarters (HHC) Flash, identified by its split green and blue background, distinguishing it from standard battalion berets. The flash is the desirable "Thin Border" variant. The beret sports a classic "Ranger Roll": liner removed, shaved wool, and a stiffener card backing the insignia. Size approx US 7.

C Rations Accesory pack 80. léta.

A complete black BDU uniform set (Coat & Trousers) acquired from the estate of a US Army Special Forces soldier. Black uniforms like this were typically unit-purchased for OPFOR (Opposing Force) role-play or counter-terrorism training. Manufactured by Starr Mountain Sportswear. The condition is exceptional – unlike most surplus black gear which fades to grey, this set retains its deep, saturated black color. Size Medium - Regular.

Genuine USGI M1 helmet cover in M81 Woodland. Dated 1983. Features a distinctive black "V" symbol. Could be USMC training/function mark or US Army V Corps designation. Manufactured by Volunteer Blind Industries. Mint condition.

Genuine US Marine Corps M1 helmet cover in M81 Woodland. Dated 1983. Features the EGA insignia. Manufactured by Volunteer Blind Industries. Used condition with authentic rust staining and patina. True "been there" look.

Incredibly rare "Experimental Garment" from Natick Labs (1978). Complete set (Jumper & Trousers). 75/25 Poly/Wool blend test sample. Unissued condition.