US Military Molle II Triple Magazine Pouch - Coyote Tan
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- SKU
- 8415-01-529-1613
- Color
- Coyote Tan
- Material
- Cordura
- Style
- Military
Description
Army-Issue Triple Mag Pouch
This is the US Army MOLLE II triple magazine pouch in coyote tan, a component of the Army's modular load-carrying system. It holds three magazines side by side on a vest, plate carrier or belt and keeps each one secured under its own tab until you need it. Soldiers, shooters building a working rig, collectors and reenactors assembling a correct US loadout all have a use for it.
Features
- Three Magazine Cells — Stitched dividers split the pouch into three separate cells so each magazine sits in its own slot.
- Snap Retention Tabs — Each cell has its own webbing tab that folds over the top and fastens with a metal snap to hold the magazine in place.
- MOLLE II Attachment Straps — Three vertical straps on the back weave through PALS webbing, the grid of horizontal nylon loops on military vests and packs, and lock with a snap at the bottom.
- Front PALS Webbing — Two rows of loops across the face let you stack a smaller pouch, such as a light or utility pouch, directly on top.
- Cordura Nylon Body — Cordura is a heavy, abrasion-resistant woven nylon that stands up to being dragged across rough ground and vehicle edges.
- Bound Edges — Every edge is wrapped in nylon binding tape, which closes off raw fabric and reinforces the seams.
- Coyote Tan Colorway — The earth-tone shade matches other coyote MOLLE II components and sits well with desert and arid-pattern gear.
- Government Stock Number — The pouch is catalogued under NSN 8415-01-529-1613, the National Stock Number the US military uses to identify issued items.
Original US Issue
This pouch was made for and issued by the US Army as part of the MOLLE II system, not produced for the civilian market. It carries an issue label on the back between the attachment straps, and it fits any standard PALS-webbed carrier, from issued vests and chest rigs to commercial plate carriers and battle belts. For anyone rebuilding an accurate Army loadout, an issued pouch with its stock number gives you the correct item rather than a lookalike.
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