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Old 07-29-2010, 03:45 AM
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'Early' model was a triple pouch, 'later' was the quad. Not sure when the switch occurred, but the quad pouches were copied by everyone else in the WP.

Looking at the picture, I think those are both Russian quad pouches. Soviet Army Stuff (http://www.sovietarmystuff.com/) has pretty good exemplars of a lot of Afghanistan (and Twilight)-era Soviet webbing and other odds and ends on their website, along with both older and newer items.
Thanks for the info and the link.

Very interesting.
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Old 07-29-2010, 05:37 AM
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Very interesting indeed. So a Pack troop with two of these bags on their web gear would have 9 mags. One of the option that some NATO characters were extra water bottle and an extra ammo pouch, which now the ammo pouch would make sense. Then again pin down a small unit long enough they will eventually run out of ammo...
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Old 07-29-2010, 09:06 AM
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For T2K it's also probably noteworthy that you can't really fit AK mags into pouches designed for M16/etc mags, but can do the opposite, though perhaps with something (field dressing, spare socks' whatever) stuck in the bottom to make them more accessible. I also don't think anyone in NATO issued a pistol belt that would mount Pact pouches but in a pinch WP belts could take NATO stuff. (Though their belts were lighter/ flimsier and wouldn't take a heavy amount of gear as well.)
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Old 07-29-2010, 12:24 PM
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For T2K it's also probably noteworthy that you can't really fit AK mags into pouches designed for M16/etc mags, but can do the opposite, though perhaps with something (field dressing, spare socks' whatever) stuck in the bottom to make them more accessible. I also don't think anyone in NATO issued a pistol belt that would mount Pact pouches but in a pinch WP belts could take NATO stuff. (Though their belts were lighter/ flimsier and wouldn't take a heavy amount of gear as well.)
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I love duct tape. I watched a Mythbuster episode where they built a sailboat out if it. My goal in life is now a duct tape canoe.
I remember when I was a teenager in CAP -- they called it "hundred-mile-an-hour tape."
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I remember when I was a teenager in CAP -- they called it "hundred-mile-an-hour tape."
I've also heard it called that
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