British DPM Camo Double Mag Pouch

British DPM Ammo Pouch

This is a British Army double magazine pouch in DPM camouflage, the green, brown, sand and black disruptive pattern the British forces wore for decades. It puts two rifle magazines on your belt where you can reach them, each side closed under its own flap. Collectors, reenactors building a period British loadout, and airsofters running woodland kit all have a use for it.

Features

• Genuine British Army Issue — This is original government-issued equipment, not a commercial copy.
• DPM Camouflage — Disruptive Pattern Material, the British woodland camo, breaks up the pouch's outline against foliage and matches other DPM clothing and webbing.
• Twin Magazine Pockets — Two separate upright pockets sit side by side, each sized to hold rifle magazines.
• Strap-And-Buckle Flaps — Each lid closes with a webbing strap and plastic quick-release buckle, so the magazines stay put until you open it.
• Adjustable Closure Tabs — A ladder-lock slider on each strap lets you tighten or loosen the flap to suit what you carry.
• Hook-And-Loop Strips — Green fastening strips under each flap add a second hold to keep the lids shut.
• Metal Belt Clips — Two metal clips on the back slide over a webbing belt and lock the pouch in place.
• Top Yoke Buckle — A plastic buckle at the top center lets you connect the pouch to a yoke, the shoulder harness that takes weight off the belt.
• Heavy Woven Fabric — Dense military fabric with bound edges is made to stand up to field use.

Issue Webbing Layout

The pouch follows the British PLCE layout. PLCE stands for Personal Load Carrying Equipment, the Army's belt-and-yoke webbing system, which uses metal belt clips at the back and a yoke attachment point on top. It fits a standard British webbing belt and sits next to other DPM pouches without looking out of place. For anyone putting together an authentic British loadout, an issued pouch is the correct item and a reproduction is not.