Quoted: Quoted: Thats funny, my R.A.I.D pack is one of the things on backorder 3-color Desert, Woodland, and Black RAID packs were in stock this morning.  I know a guy who has been waiting for over two months for a coyote one, though.  OD green is probably a similar wait. -Randy

Olive Drab and Coyote RAID packswere shipped out this week. We actually have a few extras right now for stock. I doubt that they will make it to the next shipment, but it is kinda nice having a few laying around.

Vermillion,

While you may have already gotten the items you need, just an FYI that we stock and carry everything you listed except for BH gear.  If an item is not in stock, it's locked-out from being ordered online.  The only exception is when we have an item that we specifically list as a "Pre-Order" item, with a specific ship date.  So yeah, we sit on a ton of inventory, but we find our customers appreciate that more.  Our policies are simple: $5 flat shipping fee, next-business-day shipping, and it should be in stock if you can order it.  

Redfoot,

Thanks for the plug and I'm sorry we didn't get your email.  We've since uploaded specific instructions with our "Contact Us" page, letting you know what the confirmation looks like when the email goes through.  If you are still having trouble with your username, please PM/IM us and we'll figure out the issue.  Thanks!

Joe

Hi Vermillion,

Sorry we dont have 32x32 Khaki in inventory yet (although we have it in other colors).  We are slowly increasing our inventory to include more sizes. Since we make it a point to try and stock items ahead of orders, it becomes a pretty delicate balance with what color and size to keep available.  We'll be adding the 5.11 Tactical Shirt line the first week of Sept.

If 32x32 is your normal size, I would recommend the 34x32 only if you are using an IWB holster.  If its an OWB holster, the additional waistline wont help you much.  

If you are still in the market for a drop leg mag pouch, I'll echo Redfoots sentiments with a plug for the HSGI model.  It is, in our utterly biased opinion, the Rolls Royce of drop leg mag pouches.  We have some sample leg pouches from Sotech as well that we could let go at discount.  Thanks!

Joe

Hi Vermillion,

The HSGI Drop Leg Mag Pouch ($85)will hold up to 6 USGI 30 Rd magazines, with either standard Magpuls or Rangerplates.  They have adjustable shock cord retention, and a separate stirrup to hold one magazine higher so they aren't all bunched together, which makes it difficult to grab just one.  The construction is the same as the HSGI Universal Mag Pouch, and in the pictures you can see that it will hold more than just M-4 magazines.  

Additionally, it has 4 pistol magazine pouches, all with fastex and velcro closure options.  The mag pouches are built on the HSGI diamond mesh backing, which is known for it's stability and comfort throughout a wide range of motion.  It has the HSGI shock-cord system which elasticizes the leg strap.  Also, as with most HSGI leg rigs, it has a place to integrate a fixed blade sheath behind the pouch.  We've got 'em in OD, Black and Woodland at the moment.  

I dont have any images of the Sotech gear.  We purchased 2 dealer samples from Sotech to show LE customers in our area, as we do a lot of Patrol Rifle sales and training for PDs.  They are both black, and in new condition, and they are really well made.  One is the Assault Rifle Mag Rig + Belt Hanger adapter configured to hold 2 x 30rd mags, and 2 x 20rd mags.  It's the same rig as the 4 x 30rd mag, but they use foam spacers (removeable) to accomplish the 20 mag storage.  The other is the Mag Thigh Rig + Belt Hanger adapter, which will hold 4 x 30rd mags, and a host of other kinds of magazines.  It has elastic sewn into the pouch body as added retention.  Looking to get sell these for 20% off of list.  

HTH!
Thanks-

Joe