German Uzi Mag Pouch

Bundeswehr Uzi Mag Pouch

This is a genuine German Army pouch made to carry Uzi submachine gun magazines. The Bundeswehr issued the Uzi under the designation MP2, and this three-cell pouch kept a reload of magazines together under one flap. Uzi owners use it to store and carry spare magazines. Collectors and reenactors building Cold War German kit want it for its authentic Bundeswehr provenance.

Features

• Three-Cell Layout — Three separate stitched sleeves each hold one magazine upright, so the magazines stay apart and do not rattle against each other.
• Sized For Uzi Magazines — The long, narrow cells fit the tall, slim box magazine of the Uzi, known in German service as the MP2.
• Coated Fabric Body — The pouch is made from a smooth coated fabric that wipes clean and sheds rain better than plain canvas.
• Single Snap Flap — One flap covers all three cells and closes on a metal snap at its pointed tab, so a single motion opens the pouch.
• Stitched Perimeter — Sewn seams run along the edges and between the cells to hold the structure together.
• OD Green Color — Olive drab green, the standard field color of German Army equipment from this era.
• German Army Issue — The pouch was originally made for Bundeswehr service, not for the commercial market.

German Army Issue

The German Army fielded the Uzi as the MP2, and this pouch belongs to that kit. Its construction follows the original issue pattern: a coated fabric body, three individually stitched cells and one snap-down flap in OD green. If you own an Uzi or collect German military equipment, this is the pouch the Bundeswehr actually used with the gun.