Q3M x Minerva Chute Dump Pouch
Seconds count in the Special Operations world and operators are constantly seeking advantage in every aspect from kit efficiency to fitness, speed and technique. They train drills and skills over and over until its muscle memory. The Chute pouch from Q3M (United Kingdom) in collaboration with Minerva Tactical, allows a fast, repetitive and reliable drop location for spent magazines that can be built into that muscle memory training.
The 3D printed body opening has a definite backstop to allow a repeatable stop and drop location for the magazine - You no longer have to fight with the soft opening of a dump pouch, you simply bang it back to the stop, then drop.
The chute expands in size as it gets deeper allowing more volume for the operator. To access the contents of the bag there is an anti-snag zip at the front with a small laser laminate cut pull tab. The closed position is downwards so when crawling in the prone it won’t be snagged or opened accidentally. The bag can be accessed while seated to retrieve and replenish magazines.
The stashable 70D nylon bag is rolled upward in the pouch until deployed and comes with an adjustable, removable, fast-deploy G-Hook leg strap. The bottom of the bag is mesh allowing Instant drainage and rapid sand egress. This product was designed for specific roles and operations.
Currently Made in the United Kingdom.
Patent Pending2401309.6 Feb 2024