
SKU: CRYE-PRECISION-FRAG-POUCH-LIKE-NEW
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The Crye Precision Frag Pouch is a versatile, compact storage solution designed for durability and practicality in the field. It can securely hold a variety of items, including a frag grenade, handcuffs, or alternative items like five 12-gauge rounds (with an optional insert) or two cans of chewing tobacco. This pouch is designed for user convenience with features like adjustable retention, single-hand opening, and quiet operation. Additionally, it offers flexible mounting options and compatibility with AVS™, MOLLE, and standard belt systems, making it a reliable choice for tactical use.
Key Features
The pouch is designed to hold one frag grenade, five 12 gauge rounds (with the optional insert), handcuffs, or two cans of chewing tobacco.
It can be mounted either right-side up or upside down, depending on your preference or operational needs.
Yes, the pouch features a one-hand opening mechanism, making it quick and simple to access your items when needed.
Absolutely. The Frag Pouch is compatible with AVS™, MOLLE, and standard belt attachment systems.
Yes, the design includes features to minimize noise, making it practical for low-profile or stealth operations.
Yes, the pouch comes with adjustable retention to ensure your items stay secure while allowing easy access.
You can find the Crye Precision Frag Pouch for sale directly from Atomic Defense."
Atomic Defense is an independent, unauthorized reseller of genuine Crye Precision products. We are not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by Crye Precision. Manufacturer warranties may not apply.
Standard shipping, arriving October 24-31.
Shipping PolicyReturns accepted within 30 days of delivery.
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