Eagle M9 Single Mag Pouch - Molle

Issued M9 Magazine Pouch

This is a single-magazine pouch made by Eagle Industries for the US Army, sized for the 9mm magazine of the M9 service pistol. It mounts to a plate carrier, vest, belt or pack and keeps one spare magazine secure and within reach. It suits shooters who run an M9, Beretta 92 or SIG P226, and collectors who want genuine Army-issue load-bearing gear.

Features

• Single 9mm Magazine — Holds one double-stack 9mm pistol magazine, the wider two-column type used by the M9, Beretta 92 and SIG P226.
• Hook-and-Loop Flap — A top flap closes onto a hook-and-loop panel on the front of the pouch, so the magazine stays put when you run, crawl or climb.
• Pull Tab — A stiff black tab at the top of the flap gives your fingers something to grab, which makes opening quicker, including with gloves on.
• MOLLE Attachment — MOLLE is the military's grid of nylon webbing loops, and the strap on the back weaves through those rows so you can mount the pouch wherever it suits you.
• Snap-Secured Strap — The mounting strap fastens at the bottom with a metal snap, which keeps it locked to the webbing.
• Nylon Webbing Construction — The body is woven nylon with stitched webbing reinforcement, the standard material for issued pouches.
• Coyote Tan Color — A tan-khaki shade that matches coyote-colored carriers, belts and packs.
• Eagle Industries Build — Eagle Industries is an American maker of load-bearing equipment with a long record of supplying the US military.

US Army Issue Gear

The pouch was made for US Army service to carry the 15-round M9 magazine, and most other double-stack 9mm magazines fit as well. Because it uses standard MOLLE, it works with Army-issue vests and carriers and with most commercial tactical gear. This is the pouch the Army bought, not a commercial copy, and reenactors and collectors who build period-correct loadouts look for exactly that.