This is as rear as hens teeth ...no longer in production
Us ranger vest multicam size XXL
They do not make this any more an will only go up in value

with molle straps an hydration pocket on back

Crye precision range vest 50%nylon 50%cotton made in USA

Crye Range Vest

Crye Precision's Range Vest is intended to be worn in conjunction with the Combat uniform shirt (A-line) when the body armour/load bearing system is not being worn, as the Combat shirt doesn't have pockets on the torso portion. It can also be used as a stand-alone vest, of course. It's not meant as a substitute for nylon load bearing equipment, but provides some utility and the ability to carry a few mags and some gear in case of an emergency. It also should work well as a 'range vest' for shooters. It'll be available in khaki for those who want a more 'civvie' look. Thanks again to the guys at Crye for the opportunity to preview this product.

My first impression of the Range Vest was that it was much more sturdily constructed than I had envisioned. I expected a 5.11/Royal Robbins-type vest; lightly constructed and loose. The Range Vest has a much more solid feel as it's made of heavier material, with an array of built-in features that add to its structural integrity.

The Range Vest shown here is part of a prototype run, so some minor tweaks might be made for the final production version. It's constructed of the same material as the Pants - 50/50 NYCO heavy weight twill. Here are the main features of this garment:

The Range Vest has an internal lacing system for an adjustable fit (shown below). The vest consists of a back panel, and the side/front panels. They're all connected at the shoulders, but the girth of the vest varies by adjusting the distance between the two side/front panels at the rear of the vest. The side panels can move relative to the back panel, and the lacing is shortened or lengthened to move them closer or farther apart. This enables the wearer to achieve a snug/custom fit, which I find much more comfortable than a vest that's too loose, when carrying items. It makes for a more stable platform. Of course, if you like a loose vest, you have the option of wearing it that way as well.

Short, stand-up collar.
Side/waist compression straps - these keep the vest snug around the waist to minimize shifting of the load during movement.
Front #10 zipper closure, or single tab closure with snap.
Removable D-ring attachment point under the left front chest pocket.
Large back vents.
Velcro name tape strips on each side of the upper chest.
Front upper chest pockets on each side, top entry (no closure), with a pen slot on the inboard sides. 4" x 2.75" velcro patches on the front of the pockets.
Deep side-entry handwarmer pockets
Inner side-entry chest pockets with zipper closures.
Large lower side-entry torso pockets with zipper and velcro closures. The zipper can be left undone and closed with Velcro for quick access. This pocket will accomodate a full size handgun.
Double back/kidney elastic pockets. These are accessed by reaching behind and will stow small, soft items.

Internal hydration bladder pocket in the back panel with Velcro closure, and tube port. This will fit up to a 100oz standard hydration bladder (not the wide type). I stuck a 70 oz bladder in there. It works best when the weight of a full bladder is offset with a load in the front of the vest.
Epaulet drag handles with hydration tube webbing loop underneath. The epaulets come with removable fabric covers, which incidentally, can be used on the Field Shirt sleeve pocket velcro patch.
Four rows and four columns of PALS webbing at the front, on each side. These will accept any MOLLE compatible pouches, but is intended for light loads. (The production vests will have the ends of the webbing turned under and sewn down)
Four rows of PALS webbing under each arm, sewn at an angle for attachment of more pouches if needed.

The vest fits great - I like being able to adjust it to just the right snugness. It really makes a difference when the pockets are loaded up. Although its original intention was to compliment the Combat shirt, I think it'll be just as popular as a stand-alone item, for those who want something more ruggedly built than the others currently on the market.

Buy it now the longer I keep this iwill put price up. No longer. Can you get this. Rare.. Especially in this size. .....,,, .. Mega rare.,,,,