Blue Force Gear, Inc.

Ashley A Burnsed

Stephen G Hilliard

Davis A McKew

A grenade pouch adapter for receiving a grenade is provided. The grenade pouch adapter includes a curved body having a planar surface, an inner surface, and an outer surface. The inner surface extends perpendicularly from a first edge of the planar surface and defines an inner contour of the curved body. The outer surface extends perpendicularly from a second edge of the planar surface. A spoon slot is located at a first end of the curved body. The spoon of the grenade is received into the spoon slot through a spoon aperture formed on the planar surface of the curved body. The spoon slot is configured to hold the spoon of the grenade in a single orientation such that a safety pin ring of the grenade is positioned facing towards wearer's body.

Grenade pouch adapter

A load carrier attachment facility has a support structure, an attachment removably connected to the support structure, an elongated piping element connected to one of the support structure and the attachment, an elongated channel element connected to the other of the support structure and the attachment, the elongated piping element having a head with a first width and a neck having a second width less than the first width, the elongated channel element defining a passage configured to receive the head, having an elongated gap smaller than the width of the head, and the elongated gap being configured to receive the neck. The one of the support structure and the attachment to which the elongated piping element is connected may be a flexible sheet, and the neck of the elongated piping element may be connected to the flexible sheet along the length of the neck.

Load carrier attachment facility

A sling slider element has a frame defining an aperture, a rotor pivotally connected to the frame, the rotor received in the frame aperture, the frame and rotor configured to receive a strap, and the rotor movable with respect to the frame between a disengaged position in which the strap is free to slide with respect to the rotor and an engaged position in which the strap is engaged to the frame and rotor. The frame may include a pivot pin spanning the aperture. The frame aperture may be rectangular, and the rotor may be rectangular. The frame may be a planar body, and the rotor may have a planar body portion coplanar with the frame when in the engaged position. The rotor may have a handle element extending away from the planar body portion. The handle element may extend perpendicularly from the planar body portion.

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Savannah, GA, United States of America

Ashley A Burnsed