USGI MOLLE II OCP Camo 9mm Magazine Pouch

Single 9mm Mag Pouch

This is a US Army MOLLE II pouch built to carry one 9mm pistol magazine on a plate carrier, vest, belt or pack. A covered flap keeps the magazine seated and the top of the pouch closed, so a spare mag stays put when you move. It suits soldiers, shooters running a sidearm alongside a rifle, and anyone building an OCP loadout from genuine issue kit.

Features

• Single 9mm Magazine Capacity — The pouch holds one 9mm pistol magazine, marked on the label as a 9mm Magazine Pouch (Single).
• OCP Camouflage Body — The body is printed in OCP, the Operational Camouflage Pattern the US Army uses on its current uniforms and field gear.
• Coyote Webbing Flap — A flap of tan nylon webbing folds over the top of the pouch to cover the magazine.
• Hook-And-Loop Closure — Hook-and-loop fastener, the touch-fastening tape often called Velcro, holds the flap shut and opens with a firm pull.
• MOLLE II Attachment — Rows of webbing and a strap on the back weave into PALS, the grid of nylon loops found on military vests, belts and packs, so you can mount the pouch where you want it.
• Cordura Construction — The body is made from Cordura, a tough woven nylon fabric known for resisting abrasion.
• Reinforced Stitching — Bar-tack stitching, dense rows of thread sewn at stress points, anchors the attachment webbing to the pouch.
• Issue Label With NSN — An inside label carries the National Stock Number 8465-01-677-2135, the contract number and the manufacturer's name.

Issue Specification

The label identifies this pouch as MOLLE II, the US Army's Modular Lightweight Load-carrying Equipment system, under NSN 8465-01-677-2135. It was produced by The Resource Center on government contract W911QY19C0054, with a /20 date stamp. Because it was made to the Army's own specification, the pouch matches other OCP MOLLE II gear in color and fit, which matters to anyone building an accurate issue loadout or collecting current-pattern US kit.