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3/18/2026 4:25:29 PM EDT
I have an eagle industries plate carrier from early 2000's so I'm sure it's USA made but the only labels / tags on it are size and material. Can anyone confirm by these pics that it is in fact eagle industries and USA made? Thanks.

eagle plate carrier gallery
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TonyF
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3/18/2026 5:00:32 PM EDT
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I'm not sure about the specific carrier, whether it's Eagle or not.  But the stitching looks solid enough, which hints that it's probably USA made.  And it looks like an early 2000's carrier, just by the looks.  

Someone will probably be able to come along and tell us what specific carrier it is.
3/18/2026 10:18:24 PM EDT
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Cant make the images bigger, that image hosting site is spamming malware popup links
3/19/2026 1:53:06 AM EDT
[#3]
Yes It Is us made and yes It Is Eagle Industries. Eiui on tag means Eagle Industries Unlimited inc.
This Is a commercial one but the same thing in this color was issued to Army Rangers between 2004 and 2010. Army special forces got tan ones with sewn in soft armor.
This Is the "plate carrier with cummerbund", issued to the military It became the MBAV "modular body armor vest".

These Ranger green ones are uncommon and replicas are being made and sold for 250$, take that into consideration, maybe someone on eBay will pay that kind of Money for It.
3/19/2026 2:59:09 AM EDT
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Originally Posted By joeviterbo:
Yes It Is us made and yes It Is Eagle Industries. Eiui on tag means Eagle Industries Unlimited inc.
This Is a commercial one but the same thing in this color was issued to Army Rangers between 2004 and 2010. Army special forces got tan ones with sewn in soft armor.
This Is the "plate carrier with cummerbund", issued to the military It became the MBAV "modular body armor vest".

These Ranger green ones are uncommon and replicas are being made and sold for 250$, take that into consideration, maybe someone on eBay will pay that kind of Money for It.
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I figured you'd be the on to come along and answer this.  

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