AMAS (Axis Modular Armor System)

    July 24, 2012
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    The world's first 100-percent modular armor carrier. Every piece (shoulder-straps, side straps, cummerbunds, etc.) is removable and replaceable, including the MOLLE panels!

    Changing load-outs for different weapon systems and/or mission requirements can be easily accomplished now within a matter of seconds.

    The lengths and angles of the individual pieces can also be adjusted to exact individual preference.

    Will take standard ESAPI style ballistic plates, 6x6 or 6x8 side plates, and soft armor backers

    Includes our "Ballistic Plate Locker" design.

    Developed explicitly for SOCOM, and now available to all qualified buyers.

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