Now Available from Low Vis Gear, Armageddon Gear Fat Bags in A-TACS iX
Now available from Low Vis Gear, The Armageddon Gear Fat Bag is an ultralight and versatile solution to a rifleman’s need for weapon and body support in the field and on the range. Available in three sizes, the Fat Bags feature an A-TACS iX Cordura nylon outer shell filled with airweight beads. Dual elastic straps fasten with Milspec Velcro and can be detached on one end for rapid and easy attachment or detachment to yourself or your equipment. The included ITW Nexus Tac Link and bungee allows easy attachment to belt loops or equipment. No other support bag offers the combination of light weight, convenience, security and speed of the Armageddon Gear Fat Bags from Low Vis Gear! You can pick one of these up now at www.lowvisgear.com.
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