British Osprey Navy Civilian Plate Carrier Set
- SKU
- UK-RN-OCPC
Description
Features
- Royal Navy Issue — Genuine British military Osprey carrier issued to civilians attached to the Royal Navy who required ballistic protection without a combatant profile.
- Deep Navy Blue Finish — Distinctive dark blue colorway long associated with the Royal Navy, setting it apart from standard DPM and MTP combat Osprey vests.
- Low-Profile Civilian Cut — Built without the aggressive PALS/MOLLE webbing of the combat-issue Osprey to keep the wearer from being identified as a soldier.
- Front and Rear Plate Pockets — Internal pockets accept standard Osprey hard armor plates, allowing the carrier to be brought up to full ballistic capability.
- Side Plate Pouches — Integrated side pockets provide additional lower-torso coverage when fitted with the smaller Osprey side plates.
- Adjustable Shoulder and Waist Straps — Hook-and-loop and webbing adjustment lets you dial in fit across a wide range of body sizes and over varying layers.
- Complete Carrier Set — Includes the front and rear body armor cover with attached fastenings, ready to be loaded with plates or kept as-is for display.
- Heavy-Duty Cordura Construction — Built to MOD specification from rugged ballistic nylon designed to take rough handling in operational environments.
- Collector and Reenactor Ready — A scarce piece of modern British military kit that displays well and remains fully functional as a plate carrier.
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Customer Reviews
Top customer reviews
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Good, but differentThis is a well-made non tactical PC. It is NOT the same as the Osprey MK II minus the attachment points. While they are much alike, this is a slightly smaller size. The neck/head hole is tighter than the other as is the torso measurement. I am 6'4 with 58" shoulders, I'm getting older, so I've shrunk. NO, I'm NOT fat. This is tight, the other fits quite well. It is usable, but not as comfortable as the military version. Apparently civilians are expected to be slightly scrawnier. If you aren't built like me, this will be just fine for you. Now if the plates were available...
