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Various how to’s, detailed tutorials, specifications and other technical data used by the tactical gear industry.
If you are into DIY paracord projects you're probably already familiar with Stormdrane's blog. But for those of you that aren't, you really should check it out. This site is quite possibly the most comprehensive resource on the topic. David has literally hundreds of tutorials and how to's on all s[...]
We recently came across two announcements of new products from National Molding and figured it worthwhile to let you know about them. The first is the Mission Clip a device intended to be used to secure chest rigs to armor. Undoubtedly people will come up with other uses as well. This unique com[...]
You may have noticed the new curtains and fresh coat of paint here at DIY Tactical. We're exited about the new look and layout as well as the direction we are heading. As we transition away from material sales we are refocusing the website and getting back to our roots by provide our readers with[...]
Yet another tutorial from Diz. Here he shows us how to make a larger pleated pouch. This technique tha he demonstrates allows for a proper bottom to be formed. I had previously used a different technique for multi-mag magazine pouches, but have since switched to the method shown here. OK, now we'[...]
A great tutorial posted in the DIY Tactical forum by Mike (aka Disturbed) of D-Tac. He takes you through the steps to build a simple zippered utility pouch. Take a look, give it a try and let us know what you think. Here is Disturbed's Tutorial: OK this is a tutorial on how to make a small zip[...]
Common Use - PALS /MOLLE Webbing. It should be noted that Mil-Specs actually call for Type III for PALS webbing but most commercial manufacturers use Type IIIa and we have seen government issued mil-spec equipment where type IIIa was used. Type III is made with a textured nylon yarn and woven usi[...]