CAA M16 Canvas Magazine Pouch
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- SKU
- CAA-MPC
- Color
- Black
Description
M16 Magazine Pouch
The CAA M16 Canvas Magazine Pouch keeps spare rifle magazines covered, secured and close at hand. It is sized for M16-pattern magazines, the same family of box magazines used in AR-15 rifles. A full flap closes over the top and locks down with a side-release buckle, so the magazines stay put when you move but come out quickly when you need them. It suits range days, training courses and anyone building out a load-carrying setup for an AR-platform rifle.
Features
- Sized For M16-Pattern Magazines — The tall, upright body is cut to hold M16 and AR-15 style rifle magazines.
- Side-Release Buckle Closure — A plastic buckle that you squeeze at the sides to open locks the flap shut and releases with one hand.
- Adjustable Retention Strap — The lower strap has several webbing loops, so you can move the buckle up or down to tighten the flap over a fuller or lighter load.
- Full Coverage Flap — The flap folds well down over the top and sides to keep dirt, rain and debris away from the magazine feed lips.
- Canvas Construction — The pouch is made from canvas with bound, stitched edges along the flap and seams.
- Rear Attachment Strap — A strap on the back of the pouch lets it mount to your belt or carrying gear.
- Black Finish — Solid black fabric and hardware match most black duty belts, vests and chest rigs.
Build And Fit
CAA, short for Command Arms Accessories, is a commercial maker of rifle furniture and tactical accessories, and this pouch is built for owners of M16 and AR-15 rifles. The buckle strap runs vertically down the face, which makes it easy to find by feel. Because the strap is adjustable, the flap closes snugly whether the pouch is loaded or nearly empty.
Customer Reviews
Top customer reviews
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okay pouch, quite bigThese pouches are best used as storage, but they can hold up to three m4 mag pouches apiece. Itbalso has a velcro lip inside that can be used to cover the velcro holding the lid on as a way of speeding up access to its contents.