What's on your molle panel?

ramonortiz55

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Some call it Modular panels, others call it Molle panel.

I created this thread for us to whore out our Modular panel arrangements and what the throw on them.

Post pictures of your pouches, items and other molle related goods!

Have a molle pouch that didn't work for you and looking to trade?

Have an idea that needs some work?

Let's discuss!

These are my [MENTION=139789]RagoFabrication[/MENTION] Modular panels in my 3rd gen 4runner:












I have a few pouches coming in from Blue Ridge overland gear.. Ill post up when I mount them :car:
 
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You can put some fire power on them, maybe some hand grenades.


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Knife
Tow Rope
Clips
First Aid Kit
Bungee Cords
Flash Light Holder

I have more I just need to have more time to put it up.


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This is my home brew molle rack. I made from an old shopping cart . I keep bungees, a knife, first aid, binoculars, hat, gloves, drom bag(empty) and toilet paper. Awesome idea I borrowed from the 3rd gen homemade thread. I like yalls plate style racks very much
 

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This is my home brew molle rack. I made from an old shopping cart . I keep bungees, a knife, first aid, binoculars, hat, gloves, drom bag(empty) and toilet paper. Awesome idea I borrowed from the 3rd gen homemade thread. I like yalls plate style racks very much



Home brew or not.... It gets the job done and the stuff off the floor.


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This is my home brew molle rack. I made from an old shopping cart . I keep bungees, a knife, first aid, binoculars, hat, gloves, drom bag(empty) and toilet paper. Awesome idea I borrowed from the 3rd gen homemade thread. I like yalls plate style racks very much



Go SOX!


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It is, I built it piece by piece though... .30 Crux suppressor and a total length of 21" :50cal:

Nice!!! I don't own any Seekins AR gear, but have a few sets of rings and bases along w/ a DBM on a Remington 700. They have quality components.
 
Nice!!! I don't own any Seekins AR gear, but have a few sets of rings and bases along w/ a DBM on a Remington 700. They have quality components.



Yes they have some reliable equipment, not cheap, but it doesn't fail. I'm a big fan of the 700. I've been wanting the sps tactical. This was probably my final build, I have 6 ar's and this was the first I did from start to finish. It's a 300 blackout and is quieter than a big gun.


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I installed my Rago panels yesterday evening. Today I tackled the challenge of mounting my fire extingusiher to it, without buying Rago's mount. Largely because it appears it will be a few more weeks before their mount is shipping. And, TBH, because of the cost.

The extinguisher came with a bracket that has several holes drilled through the base. The intention was that you could mount it to a wall using screws. But I realized the holes lined up with the holes on some Stanley mending plates I had.

So, I was able to clamp the mount to the panel using the mending plates on the back side. I used the two extra Rago-supplied bolts (I didn't mount the bottle opener) on the top, and some hardware from my scrounge at the bottom.

This seems very solid! I'll test it out around town and then see how it fares off the pavement. Sorry about the last pic, but it's difficult to get a pic of the backside of the panel so I can show how this is mounted. If I take the panel down later to mount other things, I'll try to update with a better pic. :)


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Fire ext./Topps survival knife/water bottle/hatchet/Med kit/flashlight/bottle opener/
 

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I've since removed the flash lights and knife from the molle on the pouches to eliminate the change of projectiles flying about.
The area behind the panel is huge for air hoses, tarps, towels, clothes, etc. i use that space a lot.

Left pouch = Air up kit - ARB Attachment and other chucks
Top Left = Tire Repair Kit - Plugs, tools, etc
Top Center = Electrical repair. I keep this separate to save space in my tool roll which is already overflowing
Top Right (Red) - First Aid Kit
Sog - Entrenching Tool
Bottom Rectangle - Maps, Flares, chem lights, pens, misc stuff, kind of like the junk drawer in the kitchen

Rear of panel - You can see the orange ARB air hose, the other stuff was cleaned out for this pic after a trip and restock
 
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You can put some fire power on them, maybe some hand grenades.


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how in the hell do you see through the g33 magnifier? you have to basically have your eye touching it to get any sort of good eye box out of them. we have always had to run them very far back. its one of my least favorite things about a g33 magnifoer.

i have a sps tac with seekins rings and a larue base. no bedding needed on the base or anything, perfectly flat right out of the box. the seekins rings are some of the nicest you can buy. i would put it right up there with sphur. i honestly think my sps tac is a half moa gat at 100 yds due to my glass/ring/base setup. if you want to make one jagged hole, youre gonna have to pay.
 
How do you attach the gear so that it doesn't become a missile in the event of a front end collision? Is it more than velcro? It would be a shame to have a 30 mile an hour fender bender end up with a hatchet in the back of the head!
 

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