Bandalier SA58 / AK - vz.95

Bandalier for SA58 was designed mainly for live fire training on the range.

However, it can also be used in airsoft or by users who do not like heavy tactical vests.

The bandalier can be used in combination with a tactical MOLLE belt, on which other necessary equipment is placed.

The bandalier is designed for 3 pieces of SA58 magazines and similar magazines such as AK47, CZ805 BREN, and others.

The magazines are secured in the pockets with Velcro lids, with a piece of webbing on the ends for better grip. If you need to reload quickly at the range and opening the lid would delay you, it is possible to simply slide it into the pocket and thus store the magazines in the pockets without securing.

The size of the bandalier is fully adjustable to a waist circumference of 130 cm and to a body height of approximately 200 cm. In addition, the strap for attaching it around the waist is equipped with an elastic element so that it sits firmly on the body but does not restrict chest movement when breathing. The shoulder strap is then equipped with a 3-tooth buckle at each end so that it can be quickly dropped if necessary.

Wearing the bandalier

For example, as a right-handed person, you throw the bandalier over your right shoulder and the magazines are then rotated to your left hand, which you use to reload the magazines. The shoulder strap can be adjusted in length and this also adjusts the height at which you carry the bandalier.

If you're taking a break, you simply grab the bandalier and pull it to your side or back so it's not in the way on your chest while still being ready for possible use.

If the chest position does not suit you, the shoulder strap can be loosened a little and the bandalier can be worn on the side.

VZ.95

Camouflage pattern used by the Czech Army. It contains irregular black, dark brown, olive green and light green fields. It differs from the american Woodland pattern by using a smaller amount of dark color. It's developed especially for conditions and environment of the Czech Republic. Another variant of the vz.95 is the Desert designed for desert environments. The material is from the same manufacturer, and has similar specifications, as the ULENA material used for the production of the Czech Army equipment.

RIPSTOP

Material developed in the USA during the Second World War. It is manufactured using a special technique and is characterized by a very good weight-to-stability ratio and high tear strength. At regular intervals, thicker fibers are woven transversely and longitudinally into the material. This prevents defects from spreading when mechanically ruptured. The material is from the same manufacturer, and has similar specifications, as the ULENA material used for the production of the Czech Army equipment.