US Military Bandoleer Ammunition Pouch

My husband is thrilled with these! It’s hard to find things to add to his Mag Clips so he’s been wanting some of these for a long time. It was a fun surprise to get him a set for Christmas. I’m sure they’ll come in handy on future training days!

This is great, but don't expect too much flexibility with these as it is one of those types that's meant to keep one spot for your specific magazine configuration. For me, 3 Glock and 3 PSA gen 3 mags. It's perfect. No loose magazine dangling from each spot and easy to get at when I need it. Very light, durable, not stiff.

This bandoleer is awesome. Love it. The condition of the item was great. Love this bandoleer. This was bought for hiking and biking. This is just awesome

Mag bandoleer. Good for three USGI standard sized mags. As you can see from the picture. Good color, not faded. Mags fit in securely and snugly. Metal end plates hold them securely in place. Velcro on the front, strap on the back. Adjustable to fit different size waists. I will say this. If the picture shows the bag with three empty magazines in it. There is an extra small hole where a fourth mag should be sewn in. But no matter, i plan on putting my actual mags in this as a place to put extras. The small rip is really no big deal.

Seems sturdy. Folds into about the size of 2 of these. I would trust this to keep 20 magazines protected. Worth the 10 bucks.

These are the perfect complement for 5.56 M4 carbine 20 rd aluminum magazines. I keep one with two magazines for a load of .223 5.56 ready for rapid firing if need be, while the other carries the full load of .223 rounds for hunting coyotes and similar applications. They also fit the Remington R5 30 rd magazines, but not as securely as the five Maglula Pmags do. They fit snugly in each pouch and won't come out except on purpose, unlike other brand caribiner bandoleers which seem to wear over time allowing the top flap to easily come loose and spill rounds. Maglula pmags do fit perfectly in these holders, with two full pouches of Remington R5 magazines holding thirty rounds and one half pouch holding three rounds for a load of .223 rounds for hunting coyotes.

Mags for M1a are different dimensions than what this 6 magazine carrier will fit

Bought this to replace the damaged 30 year old pouch I used to carry GI style on my hikes. The pouch that came with the bag I bought from Condor was lame and wouldn't hold any more than 2 Magpul magazines side by side, and not even that well. So I bought this instead, as it is supposed to hold the entire AR-15 rifle ammo as it comes from the factory, but my Magpul's are a bit too fat for the two ammo spaces in the pouch, as the sides of the Magpul M2 30rd mag extends beyond the outer ammo pockets in this USGI bandoleer, which can get uncomfortable to wear after a few hours, and might even rub a sore if you have irritable skin on that side.

Seems to be the real deal used magpul magazine pouches. The metal MOLLE type clips are what the standard MOLLE equipment uses. 6-mag bandoleer to hold Sig Sauer MPX-20 SMG mags. Bought one, but a buddy who visited was so impressed he wants one for his setup. Magpul never disappoints.

Well made USMC mag pouch, used and fits two 30 rd 5.56 or two 20 rd 5.45 Russian mags. Has side snap down tabs to accommodate. Good quality, but a bit smaller than I expected. I had several already, gave these away and ordered more from the new ones. If your short on extra mag space this is for you. Very good to include these as part of any ammo carrier for backpacking or camping. Great for two days in a pig, fits my Tuf-Cloth back pouch perfectly. Just enough mag space for 2 rifle mags, but plenty for a pistol or Glock type.