Oldgen Supreme Protector LBV ATF Tactical Vest

This Supreme Protector vest is a load bearing platform designed to hold a small variety of gear. It appears to be an ATF contract vest, and is identical to the vests worn by ATF agents during the infamous 1993 Waco Siege. They were found among a larger pile of load bearing vests from the closure of the Costume Rentals Corp, a large movie prop and uniform warehouse that shut down in 2025.

The vests are in good issued / used condition with some wear from field / movie use, and long-term storage. They may have loose threads, discoloration, smells or stains. They will also have "CRC" marked on the tag, and occasionally on other inconspicuous areas. The vests all come in the configuration shown in the photos, which matches photos taken during the Waco Siege. The buckles are all dated to 1992, and no patches are included, although the cut of the hook-and-loop matches the standard set of patches used by agents. They are all an adjustable one size, with a cord fastener to the rear to adjust the size.