Fits Crye AVS, JPC 2.0, SPC
The Assaulter’s Placard is completely USA made with USA material.
It is a small profile rig made to carry a full combat load out of 6 + 1 magazines. This placard came about from years of development from my time in the Military and with massive input from Regular and SOF personnel in combat zones. The rear 3 magazine pouches are semi rigid with bungee retention for quick reloads and easy reindexing of magazines during a fight. The front 3 elastic pouches can have optional bungee retention added (included with purchase) to make them more secure. They will fit standard STANAG magazines as well as smaller grenades such as those from IWA. The front elastic with it’s bottom opening with combined hammock can also accommodate breaching gear, tourniquets, 40mm grenades, and other misc. medical gear. Elastic on the sides allows carrying of extra chemlights, pens, markers or decompression needles for quick access. The bottom loop allows for a tourniquet to be easily kept handy for all situations.
The Assaulter’s Placard is small and to the point. It has what you need to win a gunfight and can be scaled to a variety of missions.
Dumb_Gear (verified owner) –
If your goal is to hold 6 mags up front while maintaining a slim profile on your Crye plate carrier, this is the best way to do it. Back row is simi rigid and the front is made of durable elastic material. Definitely good for creating space on your kit for other pouches or just cleaning up space in general. 10/10, if you are purchasing it just keep in mind that the elastic will be somewhat tight until you properly break it in (just keep the mags in it and overtime it will be Gucci).
Christopher Horak (verified owner) –
First impressions were amazing. Great build quality, for the price your getting exactly what its worth. Cant beat the price. Elastic stays tight and will eventually will loosen but that goes with anything that is made of elastic. 10/10 Would buy again. Thank you Onward.
Luke (verified owner) –
Have been running this placard for 4 months. Build quality is great and the slim profile allows for more essential gear to be loaded onto the plate carrier. However, the slim profile also makes the ease of draw difficult when pulling magazines during reloads. I feel a little more spacing between the rear mag slots would make drawing easier without bulking the profile too much. Would also be nice if there were insert options in the rear pouches (ex. Loop for Esstac inserts). Overall, this placard is an affordable method of mounting 6 magazines to a plate carrier.