RTG Parts Posted Saturday at 12:33 PM Report Share Posted Saturday at 12:33 PM USGI FOLIAGE MODULAR AIRBORNE WEAPONS CASE USED, $99.99 Authentic US GI Modular Airborne Weapons Case (MAWC) in foliage green, used surplus condition. Padded rifle transport case with MOLLE webbing and heavy-duty straps — genuine military issue for collectors, milsim players, and serious shooters. The Modular Airborne Weapons Case (MAWC) is genuine U.S. military issue — the real deal used by American airborne and special operations forces to protect and transport long guns during jumps, insertions, and field movements. This is authentic surplus in used condition, showing honest service wear that speaks to its provenance. It's a serious piece of kit that and actual government-issued surplus, not a copy. Built for paratroopers and operators who need to secure a rifle or carbine on the body during a jump and then rapidly deploy it on the ground, the MAWC combines padded protection with an integrated attachment and carry system. The distinctive foliage green colorway is standard U.S. military issue and pairs naturally with OCP, MultiCam, and other modern service loadouts. Who It's For Military surplus collectors seeking authentic U.S. GI airborne gear Airsoft and milsim players building an accurate airborne or SOF impression Reenactors and living-history buyers focused on modern U.S. forces Hunters, shooters, and preppers looking for a robust padded rifle case Range-goers who want a low-profile transport bag with proven military pedigree Key Features Genuine US GI issue — authentic government-contracted item, not a commercial copy Foliage green military colorway Padded construction to protect the weapon during airborne operations and transport MOLLE / PALS webbing panel on the exterior for attaching pouches and accessories Heavy-duty, jump-rated construction Hook-and-loop and webbing retention points to secure the firearm inside Zippered closure with pull cord for rapid access Condition This is used surplus and will show honest field-use character — scuffs, faded markings, and hardware patina consistent with service life. That authenticity is exactly what collectors, reenactors, and milsim buyers are looking for. Cases remain fully functional and structurally sound. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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