ALICE/MOLLE Storage project
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I have checked out some of the other MOLLE ideas on here and decided to try my own hand at a system that I could universaly mount either ALICE or MOLLE equipment to. I bought a 3' piece of nylon web lashing strap from WalMart in the camping section. You can also find it at Academy and other outdoor stores in various lenghts. I measured the lenght I needed and cut it about 2" longer. I then measured and drilled my hole 2" apart. I ran machine screws with flat washers through the strap and the holes and followed up with nuts and flat washers on the back side. Now I can mount my ALICE and MOLLE gear. Also in the cubby hole in the cargo area I mounted my 2qt canteen. I noticed that if I turned the canteen backwards it was roughly the same shap as the cubby hole. So I simply cut slots on either side of the canteen and ran a strap through. I plan on adding more strapping soon and will update with pictures when I do.








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Originally Posted by DasWulf79
I was looking at doing that, but one whole side of my hatches cover screw brackets are broken. May have to hit up Pull A Part and get a new hatch cover.
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I'm thinking about getting some of these to put on the doors. I'm trying to fine some kind of molle panel that I can put on either side next to the shifters
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Really you should be able to go to a military supply store and get the one inch molle strips or whatever they're called and bolt them in like he did. It'll probably save you a ton of cash compared to buying something like that.
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Originally Posted by DasWulf79
I used a punch slightly bigger than the screws, heated it with a propane torch and pushed through. The heat creates a seal around the hole that will hopefully keep the strap from fraying.
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Originally Posted by Red82
Check as military supply store or a camping place. I've even found some at fabric stores. Granted I live in a huge military town.
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