Raven Concealment and HSGI Tacos

ModuLoader Frames are a new adapter plate system designed to bridge the gap between daily concealed carry gear and more "tactical" load carriage products like the extremely versatile Taco pouches from High Speed Gear, Inc. They are basically adapter plates that hang a MOLLE/PALS pouch on a belt.

What sets the Muduloader apart from other PALS belt adapters, though, is the ride height of the ModuLoader mounted pouch. Setting the pouches at the proper height for use allows access to the pouch contents without inhibiting movement or comfort. ModuLoader Frames are injection molded and allow the user to mount Taco pouches securely to a standard pants belt. This simple product largely eliminates the need for unnecessarily bulky padded MOLLE/PALS belts.

ModuLoader Frames will be available in four sizes, provide five different belt loop attachment configurations, four different ride heights, and will still link and integrate with other RCS product offerings.

Raven will begin taking orders on Black Friday (23 November), with orders shipping in time to be under the tree Christmas morning. Prices on the ModuLoader Frames will range from $19.99 to $29.99. The ModuLoader Frames are designed and manufactured in the U.S.A., and are covered by RCI's unconditional lifetime warranty.

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