Harris Corporation Radio Accessory Bag

Harris Radio Accessory Bag

This olive drab carry bag was made by Harris Corporation for US military use, designed to hold Harris RF Communications handheld radios and the accessories that go with them. A tall main compartment takes the radio and its bulkier kit, and an attached side pouch keeps smaller items such as spare batteries, antennas or cables separate and easy to reach. Radio operators, collectors of US comms gear and anyone who wants a structured, organized pouch on a pack or vest will find it useful.

Features

• Harris Part 12041-1595-01 — Built by Harris Corporation under CAGE Code 14305, the federal supplier code that ties this bag to its government contract.
• Cordura Nylon Construction — Heavy-denier Cordura nylon, a thick, densely woven fabric chosen for its resistance to abrasion and tearing.
• Main Compartment — The main pouch measures about 16 x 9 x 4 inches (41 x 23 x 10 cm), sized for a handheld radio and its accessories.
• Side Accessory Pouch — A separate side pouch of about 10 x 4 x 4 inches (25 x 10 x 10 cm) keeps small parts apart from the radio.
• Twin-Buckle Lid — Two webbing straps with plastic Fastex buckles, the quick-release side-squeeze type, hold the main lid shut.
• Buckled Side Flap — The side pouch closes with its own Fastex buckle so it can be opened without lifting the main lid.
• MOLLE/PALS Compatible — Mounts to PALS webbing, the grid of nylon loops on military packs, vests and belts used to attach pouches wherever you want them.
• Drainage Rings — Rings sewn into the bottom let water escape instead of pooling around the radio.
• Olive Drab Color — Standard US military olive drab that matches a wide range of issued load-carrying gear.

Genuine US Issue Kit

This is original US military issue, made by Harris Corporation to carry its own handheld radios, and it carries the Harris part number 12041-1595-01. Because it was built to a military contract rather than for the retail market, the fabric, buckles and stitching follow the standard the Army asked for. For anyone assembling a correct US radio setup, or who wants issued gear with real provenance, it is the original part rather than a lookalike.