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A bit like the US Butt Pack but larger, with better buckles, and from Austria. These were issued to the Bundesheer since the '70s as general-purpose packs for most carrying needs. Used surplus.
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A bit like the US Butt Pack but larger, with better buckles, and from Austria. These were issued to the Bundesheer since the '70s as general-purpose packs for most carrying needs. Used surplus.
Note! Some have three closure straps, some have "only" two. Also, a strap of any kind or extra stuff isn't included, we're talking about the plain pack here. The belt clips on the back are also most often missing.
The Austrians produced quite good-looking clothes and combat gear after WWII but in the mid-'70s they adopted a more practical ensemble of issued uniforms and load-bearing gear. This pack is the later type and fairly simple thing with a few smart features.
This is a handy messenger bag made of sturdy Nylon. The flap has good coverage and is secured with straps and metal buckles. The bottom features fixed utility straps for a rain poncho or other accessory roll. The top of the bag has a drawstring closure but the cord may be missing.
The bottom fabric is rubberized and reinforced for durability.
Measurements about 32 x 33 x 12 cm (13" x 13" x 5")
We recommend purchasing a sling to use this as a shoulder bag. If you happen to own an Austrian webbing yoke, this works as a combat pack as well.
Austrian surplus
These are in used condition, often repaired but perfectly serviceable. The amount of wear and colors vary.
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