April 5, 2024
ARMY BACKPACK WEB GEAR SET CAMPING HIKING BACK PACK NEW
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SEASON SPECIAL!AUCTION PRICE CUT FROM BUY IT NOW OF $49.99 TO $39.99!!! HAVE SOLD FOR $60.00 TAKE ADVATAGE. GRAB THIS BEFORE SOMEONE ELSE DOES. BRITISH M-58 BACKPACK & WEB SET EXTREAMLY RARE AND ALMOST IMPOSSIBLE TO FIND IN THIS CONDITION!! ALL OF THIS SET IS IN NEW, UNUSED, UNISSUED CONDITION! British M-58 Web Set Another great surplus item! This is the original British Army M-58 web set, in use from the 1950's to the late 1980's. This is the British equivalent to the US Military A.L.I.C.E system. All of this set is made from heavy olive drab cotton canvas and cotton duck and is in new, unused, unisued condition! Included in this web set is: Large Back Pack, NEW UNUSED CONDITION. Suspender Straps, NEW UNUSED CONDITION. Double Fanny Pack, NEW UNUSED CONDITION. Ammo Pouch, Right and Left NEW UNUSED CONDITION. Pistol Belt, NEW UNUSED CONDITION. 2 Straps, NEW UNUSED CONDITION. Bed role Cover, NEW UNUSED CONDITION. (bed roll not included) Assembly Instructions COMES FULLY ASSEMBLED! The Suspender straps and pistol belt are very adjustable, so fit should not be a problem for most people. This M-58 web set is great for collectors, hunters, hiking, camping, paintball, you name it, t's hundreds of things you can do with this piece of military gear. You can also separate the pieces for customized applications. You can also add US web gear
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