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Greetings. I was hoping the learned folks of this board could shed some light on a particular vest I had seen the other day. It was a PSP manufactured vest in CADPAT TW of unknown threat level, although I will imagine IIIA. The majority of the vest was covered in velcro (the softer part) and many male snaps in a grid pattern similar to various tactical carriers I've seen by Second Chance. It was fastened around both sides by a pair of fastex buckles and the ballistic panels wrapped around for complete coverage. I don't recall what the shoulder straps were like. It also had a flip-down groin guard that was also covered with the same snap and velcro system as the vest which I found rather interesting, what could one expect to put there?
It had an assortment of pouches with it, 40mm grenade, STANAG mags, radio, SMG mags, and a couple of others that looked more like a sampler or demonstration pack than an actual deployment kit. They were all covered on the back with "male" velcro and female snaps that interfaced with the vest allowing placement wherever the user wanted. I didn't get a good look at the tag sewn on the inside so I don't have a model number or name. PSP's site shows nothing like this and searching this site and Google have yielded no results. Does this vest sound familiar to anyone?
It had an assortment of pouches with it, 40mm grenade, STANAG mags, radio, SMG mags, and a couple of others that looked more like a sampler or demonstration pack than an actual deployment kit. They were all covered on the back with "male" velcro and female snaps that interfaced with the vest allowing placement wherever the user wanted. I didn't get a good look at the tag sewn on the inside so I don't have a model number or name. PSP's site shows nothing like this and searching this site and Google have yielded no results. Does this vest sound familiar to anyone?
