Austrian FAL Magazine Pouch
The Austrian FAL Magazine Pouch is a genuine military-issue leather pouch built to carry two 20-round metric-pattern FAL magazines. Originally issued to Austrian Bundesheer troops for use with the StG58 rifle, each pouch is constructed from thick pebble-grain black leather with twin flap closures and rear belt loops. The wide-mouth pockets also accommodate magazines from the L1A1, G1, SAR-48, and most HK G3/91 and M14 platforms. A solid pick for FAL owners, Cold War collectors, and reenactors looking for authentic Austrian field kit.
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- AFMP
$9.95
Description
Features
- Authentic Austrian Military Issue — Genuine surplus pouch issued to the Austrian Bundesheer for use with the StG58 battle rifle.
- Dual 20-Round Capacity — Twin compartments carry two 20-round metric-pattern FAL magazines side by side.
- Pebble-Grain Black Leather — Constructed from thick, pliable black leather with a traditional pebble-grain texture.
- Broad Platform Compatibility — Fits FN FAL, StG58, L1A1, G1, SAR-48, and will typically accept HK G3/91 and M14 magazines as well.
- Belt-Mounted Carry — Rear leather belt loops secure the pouch to standard military duty belts for fast magazine access.
- Twin Flap Closures — Independent top flaps with leather retention straps keep each magazine secured and quiet on the move.
- Period Military Markings — Many examples carry Austrian manufacturer stamps and date codes from the 1960s and 1970s.
- Cold War Era Collectible — A practical field accessory and a piece of authentic Austrian Cold War small-arms history.
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Excellent Quality -- No regretsI bought these for holding magazines from the "H&K G3 Magazine Combo" for my PTR 91. The fit was a bit tight, but because the leather is soft and pliable, the leather stretched to fit. Mine came in good/very good condition. A little wear, but all perfectly serviceable with no cracks, rips, or stiffness. The pics are an accurate representation of the condition. These are the price I've found anywhere. From my experience buying from Keep Shooting, the product's quality and value has been quite good -- a reliable brand.
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Excellent buyLocal shop wanted $18.50 for pouches in worse shape. Ordered 4 all together. Two dated for 1964 and the others stamps were worn off. Pebble gran awesome on two and others worn smooth, but still in good shape. Excellent price! Would recommend.
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Liked them so much I came back for more!Bought a second round of these and was not disappointed! Both the pouches I received were early examples made by the Stolla Wien Company in Vienna, Austria, and are dated 1962. The leather belt straps on the back are undyed, and the pebble grain finish is largely intact on both (near-perfect on one, even). Who knows, with a deal this good, I may even come back for Round Three!
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Unbeatable PriceI purchased four of these FAL Pouches, and was quite happy when they arrived. Of the four, one was dated 1964, one was dated 1974, a third bore a manufacturer stamp, and the last was unmarked. Originally Pebble-Grained, two of the pouches were worn to a more smooth finish, while two had almost perfect Pebble-Grain finish. All four were very soft and pliable leather, and still seat FAL magazines perfectly. For less than Three Dollars a piece, you really can't beat this price for a vintage magazine pouch!
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Excellent for mags, not for your bags!I have four of these. I picked them up with the intention of using them to expand storage space on some of my Milsurp bags. Once received, I realized that these aren't good for carrying small objects around in. They look like they would carry a lot, but the leather only comes up about half way under the front flap - anything that isn't roughly the size of a FAL magazine will simply fall out the sides. If your cellphone or tablet is the same size as a FAL Mag then you're in luck, and these will be perfect. You can probably cut a pair in half for simple use. Would also be good for walkie-talkies that don't have silly antennae, STUD finders, Tape recorders or any other small electronic that's sort-of a chunky rectangle.
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