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Deployment Bag (USMC, Coyote)

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Deployment Bag (USMC, Coyote)This is a genuine US military surlpus Deployment Bag made by Force Protector Gear. These duffel transport bags are used by the USMC and are Coyote Brown in color. This bag has a capacity over 6,000 cubic inches and measures approximately 30" x 14" x 14" and weighs about 10 lbs. The external body of the bag is made from super rugged 1000D Cordura, and the inside is Nylon pack cloth. The bottom of the bag is made of 1050D Ballistic Nylon 35oz Hypalon

This is a genuine US military surlpus Deployment Bag made by Force Protector Gear.  These duffel/transport bags are used by the USMC and are Coyote Brown in color.  This bag has a capacity over 6,000 cubic inches and measures approximately 30" x 14" x 14" and weighs about 10 lbs.  The external body of the bag is made from super rugged 1000D Cordura, and the inside is Nylon pack cloth.  The bottom of the bag is made of 1050D Ballistic Nylon 35oz Hypalon with two rubber runners attached to the length of the underside of the bag.  This bag also features two rolling wheels with stainless steel housings.

This bag can be carried like a rucksack thanks to the two shoulder straps, or it can be rolled on its wheels.  There are four mesh pockets inside the main lid of the bag.  If you have the bag stood up on its wheel-end, there is another smaller zippered lid that can be opened from this position to access the bags contents.

The FOR65 collapsible loadout bag is a very durable piece of equipment designed to withstand physical and environmental abuse.  It's crafted with a tight stitch tolerance and bartacked in every stress area including all MOLLE strap systems.  Every seam is covered by milspec binding tape to cover raw edges and minimize water penetration.  FOR75 Deployer is built with FPG's original 360 degree Foamtech design which utilizes 6 pound PE rigid foam construction providing padding and protection for your gear.  Built to comm air specs you can choose to carry it like a rucksack (10 pounds empty) with its detachable heavy duty shoulder straps or roll it around on it's unique wheel system, and unfold the unique FPG FoamTec interior walls and stowe in confined spaces.  The body of the Deployer is bolted and secured with nylon insert lock nuts and not with rivets that can break.

Quality Guide

We grade each of these bags we receive into the following conditions. Please use this guide to determine which is right for you.

  • Very Good - They will show signs of use that may include dirt, stains, tape residue, writing, scuffs, or small rips.  These bags are still fully functional and ready to go, any signs of use will be cosmetic and not impact the functionality of the bag.
  • Good - These bags will be fully functional and ready to go, but may have a larger (up to 3" or so) rip or scrape somewhere in the outer fabric.
  • Acceptable - These bags are generally no worse off than the above conditions, with the exception that they are missing one of the wheels so these bags will not roll.  Replacement wheels can be purchased and installed relatively easily.
  • Damaged #1 - This bag is likely to be missing one or both shoulder straps, the bottom internal pad, a broken buckle, and one of the two main zippers broken. Both wheels are still attached.
  • Damaged #2 - This bag is likely to be missing one or both shoulder straps, the bottom internal pad, missing a wheel, and has a rip/hole in excess of 6".
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