Hazard 4 Pillbox Camera Bag

Description

Hazard 4 Pillbox Camera / Hard Gear Pack – Grayman Grey Imagine all the greymanning EDC you could do. All joking aside, this is a stout bag. I’ve run a MacBook Pro, 5D Mk4, multiple lenses, and assorted life clutter in it without issue. It is rigid, well padded, and genuinely protective. Includes accessories: • Gear Rails (plastic external reinforcement rails) • Beaver Tail / External Flap Panel • Shock Cord Kit • Orange HardPoint attachment points These packs are $299.99 new without accessories. Gear rails: $39.99 Beaver tail: $39.99 Shock cord kit: $11.50 Hardpoints: $39.99 I’m not expecting retail math. Let’s call it $225. Trades welcome. Just ask. Optics, lights, clothes, laptops, dildos, those electric vibrating things your partner can control while you’re at work making every taco order more interesting than it needs to be. Manufacturer Description (Hazard 4): OPTICS SHELL-PACK This new breed of rugged pack protects optics, electronics and even weapons, by marrying light molded-foam shells and 360-degree padding for demanding users such as press, military, vloggers, surveyors, and investigators. The compartments fit a laptop, tablet, professional camera systems, drones such as Mavic Pro, accessories like card readers, and personal items such as snacks, rain shell, or first aid kits. Molded back pad is abrasion resistant while conforming to the spine and ventilating sweat. The top shell has six mounting points for patented HardPoint accessories for optional attachment of loops, lights, bungee systems, MOLLE panels, etc. Suitable for motorcycle use as it will not flap in the wind. MOLLE webbing is provided on sides and straps. Interior is lined with loop panels for pouch expansion and hook-backed patches. YKK zippers. Cordura 1000D nylon construction (Grayman models use polyester). Reinforced stitching throughout. NOTE: HardPoint accessories normally sold separately. Additional note: Pack gets heavy when fully loaded with digital gear (shocking, I know). Shipping Notes (Read Before Messaging Me): For non-FFL items, I print labels at home and drop packages at the local grocery store’s UPS access point. They scan it when UPS wanders in. That could be today. Could be tomorrow. Could be when Mercury is in retrograde. I do not control this process. I do not influence this process. I do not possess the sacred UPS summoning powers. There is no actual UPS shipping center in my town. The closest one is about 50 minutes toward I-5. I am not doing a 1 hour and 40 minute round trip so your bag moves slightly faster through capitalism. I have good feedback. You will receive what you paid for. Just don’t expect Bezos-tier logistics. If USPS is used, emotionally prepare yourself. The last USPS Ground package I sent took nine days to go from Oregon to Arizona. Our post office runs on hope, vibes, and whatever temp employee got voluntold that week. I live in a dying mill town where about 70 percent of Main Street is empty and even stray cats look disappointed. There are 17 buildings. Seven businesses. Thanks for attending my Shipping Trauma Seminar