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M320 Grenade Launcher Holster System

Wed, 10 Apr 2013 11:45:22 GMT

Introducing our patent pending M320 Grenade Launcher Holster System. The MMI Outdoor M320 Holster System includes a holster for the M320 grenade launcher, a padded patrol belt, a rigger's belt and a lanyard. The holster allows for easy access to the M320 and can store it with forward grip down or up and the open top allows for a wide variety of sights to be affixed to the weapon. The holster also has primary and secondary retention devices to ensure the grenade launcher stays locked in through the rigors of combat. The patrol belt and riggers belt combination creates a large amount of MOLLE space on the waistline of the user and can be used for waist sizes as small as 31inches and as large as 40 inches. The lanyard attaches to the soldier's chest rig and can be used as a tertiary retention system or allows for removal of the stock of the M320 to save weight and still be fired accurately and safely. The MMI Outdoor M320 Holster System must be considered the premier grenade launcher holster in use today. These products do not have NSN's yet.

Standard Features
• Primary, Secondary, and Tertiary Weapon retention
• Seperable, Conjoinable Rigger's belt and Patrol belt combination
• Holster can be used with or without foregrip folded
• Holster can be used with or without weapon sights attached
• Constructed of tough, battle-proven Cordura fabric
• MOLLE Attachment system

Specifications:
Weight: 35 oz. // .99 kg
Holster Dimensions: 9" L x 4" W x 4.75" D
Outer Material: 500 D Cordura
Belt waist size: One size fits most - 31"-40"

Item #s: Holster - #99000 Patrol Belt - #99001 Rigger's Belt - #99002 Weapon Leash - #99003

Color Options: Coyote, Multicam, AOR 1, and AOR 2

BedNet Field Upgrade Kit

Wed, 09 May 2012 16:43:05 GMT

We have finally come up with a solution for the customers out there who bought our original BedNet but want to be able to add the EBNS upgrade kit. The kit includes four small pieces. They all use 3/8 inch nylon tape for durability. The first pair have a tent pole grommet sewed in and a clip to attach it to the BedNet fiberglass pole. The second pair have a tent glove hook that will attach to the EBNS tent pole on one end and it can be tied in place on the otherside by the clip. A simple knot can be tied so you dont have to keep tying it. You can easily attach it using the clip once you have a loop. The kit is available now for those who wish to go ahead and buy a EBNS upgrade. These are only needed for the original BedNet. If you have a IBNS then you already have these attachments on your tent. Get them here: http://www.mmitactical.com/Catalog/ProductInfo.aspx?id=234

Armadillo LCS

Tue, 27 Sep 2011 12:31:32 GMT

After a couple months of changes we have now got the LCS to where we are happy with the weight and look. It also has a new name based on what it resembles. The "Armadillo LCS" is a one-man sub three pound tent with stakes! It still features the BedNet as the inner base and then use a shock corded pole to give you a double wall tent. Which in the south is a must because of all the humidity. We got rid of the vestibules to save weight and since the military uses waterproof pack covers now it wasn't neccessary. It uses the same 70 Denier Ripstop Nylon as the EBNS so you know it is durable. A cool feature is that you can actually take the riddgeline pole out and then fold the tent (with the fly still attached) up like you normally do a BedNet. Even with the fly on you can still pack it down to 13" x 13" x 3" as seen below. Another feature is Ventilation straps. As you can see below if you need extra air movement in the tent you can use the Ventilation straps to let extra air in. When not needed they store underneath to keep the elements out. If 3 pounds is somehow to heavy and you need even less weight you can leave the pole at home and use some 550 cord or equivalent. Just string the cord between two trees and then attach the clips on the rope to create the backbone. The tent goes down to 2.55 lbs if you do that!

Prototype Solo tent

Wed, 20 Jul 2011 12:04:44 GMT

We are currently working on a new solo tent that falls in the ultra-light category of tents. We are shooting for the 2-3 pound range for this one. It is going to made out of 70D Ripstop Nylon and no-see-em mesh. In order to make it light, we have come up with a revolutionary technology to support the fly and tent body. The webbing is acting as a pole vestibule area for pack ample space above head and eyes to reduce claustrophobic feeling. We don't have a name for it just yet but are working on a couple different names. If you have an idea please drop it at any of our social media pages or comment on this blog post entry. If we choose your submission then we will give you a free tent!

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LCS Lightweight Combat Shelter

Tue, 19 Jul 2011 10:40:15 GMT

We like to think we just don't rest on our laurels. With that said we thought we had put out on heck of a shelter with the Enhanced BedNet. Well after going to trade shows and talking with our customer base we hear that you wanted one with the same benifits of the EBN just lighter. So we have come up with the Lightweight Combat Shelter based off our EBN model. We cut and trimmed as much as we could and got it around 3 pounds. It still features our patented BedNet system but now you can get rid of that if you dont need it and use the fly as a stand alone tent. Here are some pics to show you how we are coming along. We aren't finished just yet so no official specs but we hope you will love it.