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Reddit mentions of 5.11 Tactical Bail Out Bag Molle Ammo Magazine Carrier Pack for Responders, Style 56026
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We found 2 Reddit mentions of 5.11 Tactical Bail Out Bag Molle Ammo Magazine Carrier Pack for Responders, Style 56026. Here are the top ones.
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5.11 Bail Out Bag was specifically made for active shooter response teams. Features 3 front pocket which hold six AR magazines or three .308 ammo magazinesThis responder pack has a roomy main storage compartment (8.25” H x 11.75” L x 4.5” D) with two side utility pockets (6.5” x 4.75” x 1.75”). Total Capacity - 544 cubic inch / 9 liter total capacityTactical shoulder bag has padded aero-mesh rear to prevent abrasions, and ideal for military, army, patrol, law enforcement, hunting or use as a shooting range bag. 1050D nylon construction with internal hook and loop closure for pull-out pouchesAdjustable strap with quick-release drop makes this responder pack quick to remove in an emergency situation and this Tactical bag has a removable shoulder pad for added speed. MOLLE/5.11 SlickStick web gear expandabilityWHY 5.11 - Apparel that is built for your environment. 5.11 creates products for both professionals and consumers that embody our mission to create purpose-built tactical gear for the most demanding missions. Always Be Ready
Specs:
| Color | Black |
| Height | 2 Inches |
| Length | 1 Inches |
| Number of items | 1 |
| Release date | August 2010 |
| Size | One Size |
| Weight | 0.440924524 Pounds |
| Width | 2 Inches |
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I had an awesome one back in the day that dropped into the spare tire well. It had a couple of compartments that had plastic lids to organize things. With the CV being phased out everywhere, they're available at state surplus sites for pennies on the dollar.
OK, so since that's not an option, here's what I'd suggest.
First, get yourself a couple of tackle boxes. One for your basic crime scene stuff (powders, tape, brushes, etc), one for your first aid stuff, one for odds and ends.
Next, invest in an under-bed storage tote. The long one. Measure your trunk first, then find one that's the right length. That will hold your bulkier stuff. Make sure to get one that hinges in the middle.
Then, it's all about the bags. Active shooter bag, bag for stuff you need but don't keep in the cabin, etc. If you're as paper dependent as we were back in the day, consider one of those hard-sided hanging file holders.
Take homes for the win!
I use this. It's a tactical bag, but I added some padding on the bottom for protection. The webbing is so convenient for odds and ends and the pouches work well for small to normal sized lenses.