USMC Coyote Interceptor Throat Protector Outershell Type:With Insert • Color: Woodland M81• Material: GOV000031266054
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USMC Coyote Interceptor Throat Protector Outershell Type:With Insert • Color: Woodland M81• Material: GOV000031266054 • Color: Woodland M81• Material: Heavy duty nylon webbing with padded foam sections• Function: Load bearing shoulder harness straps for Large Rucksack system • Color: Black• Material: Nylon• Function: Storage and transport of bicycle tools and utility gear The USMC coyote Interceptor throat protector outershell is a protective carrier designed to hold a compatible ballistic throat protector insert on the Interceptor Body Armor system • Color: Coyote Brown• Material: Heavy duty nylon• Function: Carrier and attachment platform for throat protection ballistic inserts
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