US Military Molle II Flashbang Pouch

MOLLE II Flashbang Pouch

This single-grenade pouch is US Army issue, built to hold one standard flashbang where you can reach it fast on a vest, plate carrier or belt. It is part of the MOLLE II load-carrying system, so it mounts to the same webbing as the rest of a soldier's kit. The quick-release buckle keeps the lid shut on the move and opens with one hand. Soldiers, airsofters, reenactors and collectors of issued gear all carry it, and the compact body also works for a flashlight, multitool or small first-aid items.

Features

• Cordura Nylon Body — The pouch is made from 100% Cordura, a dense woven nylon that resists abrasion and sheds water.
• Sized For A Flashbang — It measures about 6 in long, 3 in wide and 2 in deep (15 x 7.6 x 5 cm), cut to hold one standard-issue flashbang grenade.
• Quick-Release Buckle Lid — A webbing strap runs down the lid to a polymer buckle that you squeeze to open, so you can reach the contents with one hand.
• MOLLE/PALS Back — Webbing straps on the back weave through PALS, the grid of nylon loops sewn onto military vests and packs, and hold the pouch firmly in place.
• Wide Mounting Options — It fits MOLLE vests, plate carriers, battle belts, rucksacks and other gear that uses PALS webbing.
• Drainage Grommet — A metal-lined hole in the base lets water drain out instead of pooling inside the pouch.
• Reinforced Lid Edging — Bound edges and a sewn webbing pull tab on the flap keep the lid shape and give you something to grip.
• Made In USA — The pouch was manufactured in the United States for military contracts.

Genuine US Army Issue

This is official US military issue with a National Stock Number, the government catalogue code for issued items: NSN 8465-01-524-7324 for the ACU version and NSN 8465-01-580-1313 for the OCP version. The pouch was produced in several patterns, including ACU digital and a solid coyote tan, as pictured. Because it was built to the Army's own specification and not a commercial maker's version of it, the fabric, stitching and hardware match the rest of a period-correct MOLLE II loadout.