Italian PM12 SMG Mag Pouch - 40 Round
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- SKU
- ITPM12MP-40
- Material
- Leather
Description
Leather PM12 Magazine Pouch
This is an Italian Army belt pouch for the Beretta PM12, the 9x19mm submachine gun (SMG) carried by Italian forces, made to hold the long 40-round magazine. It is a tall, narrow leather sleeve that rides on the belt and keeps the magazine covered under a closing flap. Collectors building out PM12 kit, reenactors portraying Italian troops, and owners of the platform who want the correct carry pouch will all find a use for it.
Features
- Italian Army Issue — This pouch is original Italian government equipment, not a commercial copy.
- Sized For 40-Round Magazines — The long, slim body is cut to take a single 40-round PM12 magazine from end to end.
- Black Leather Construction — The body, flap and straps are all black leather, a material that holds its shape around the magazine.
- Strap-And-Keeper Closure — A leather tongue runs down the rounded flap and passes through a metal keeper loop to hold the flap shut.
- Rounded Covering Flap — The flap closes over the top of the pouch to shield the magazine lips and keep debris out.
- Riveted Rear Belt Loop — A leather strap on the back, fixed with a metal rivet and stitched in place, forms the loop that slides onto a belt.
- Stitched Edge Seams — Rows of stitching run the full length of both sides and around the flap to join the leather panels.
Italian Issue Leather
The pouch follows the original Italian pattern: a single leather sleeve, a flap secured by a tongue and metal keeper, and a riveted loop on the back for belt carry. Because it was made for the PM12, it suits a correct display or load-out for that weapon better than a generic magazine pouch. The hardware is limited to the keeper and the rivet, and everything else is leather and thread.
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