USGI MOLLE II OCP Camo Triple Mag Pouch
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- SKU
- 8465-01-641-9389
- Material
- Cordura
Description
Three-Mag M4 Pouch
This is the US Army's MOLLE II M-4 Three Magazine Side X Side Pouch, the standard-issue carrier for keeping three rifle magazines on a plate carrier, vest or belt. It holds three 30-round M4/M16 5.56mm magazines in a single row, each under its own snap tab, so you can draw one without loosening the others. Soldiers, shooters building an OCP loadout, and collectors of current-issue Army kit all use it.
Features
- Three Magazine Capacity — Three separate sleeves each take one 30-round M4/M16 5.56mm magazine, sitting side by side.
- Snap Retention Tabs — Each magazine has its own fold-over webbing tab with a tan snap, which you can fasten for security or tuck away for a faster draw.
- MOLLE II Rear Attachment — Three vertical straps on the back weave through PALS webbing (the grid of nylon loops on military vests and packs) and snap closed at the bottom.
- PALS Webbing On The Front — Horizontal rows of webbing across the face let you stack a smaller pouch or accessory directly onto the mag pouch.
- Cordura Nylon Body — The shell is Cordura, a heavy woven nylon chosen for its resistance to abrasion and scuffing.
- Bar-Tacked Stress Points — Dense bar-tack stitching, a tight zigzag that locks seams in place, reinforces the webbing and the tab anchors.
- Drain Grommet — A small eyelet at the base lets water and debris escape from the bottom of the pouch.
- OCP Camouflage — Printed in Operational Camouflage Pattern, the Army's current standard, with matching coyote webbing and snaps.
Issue Specification
The sewn-in label identifies the pouch as MOLLE II, M-4, Three Magazine Side X Side Pouch, NSN 8465-01-641-9389, made under contract SPM1C1-13-D-1062 by Propper International, Inc. The NSN (National Stock Number) is the government's own catalogue number for this exact item, so the pouch matches what the Army issues and fits any MOLLE II or PALS-compatible carrier, vest, belt or pack.
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Customer Reviews
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Dependable pouch holds up greatGot this for my range belt and its been solid so far. I ran three mags through it at the outdoor range last Saturday and they all stayed put even when I was moving around a lot. The OCP camo matches my other gear pretty good. Stitching feels tough and the molle straps went on my carrier without much fuss.
Does what its supposed to and I dont worry about losing mags.
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Legit USGI Issue, Still Using After 12 YearsGot this pouch when they transitioned us from ACU to OCP in the early 2010s. Still have it and still use it on my loadout today. The NSN 8465-01-641-9389 is marked right on the back, and this is 100% genuine mil-issue, not some Condor knockoff. 1000D Cordura with proper 42-stitch bar-track reinforcement at all the stress points that's what separates USGI from the cheap commercial repros you see on eBay. Holds three 30-round USGI aluminum mags perfectly; the snap closure stays secure even after being rucked across training grounds more times than I can count. Never had an issue with the MOLLE attachment straps slipping or the webbing tearing. Only downside is Magpul magazines sit a touch loose in here, but that's not a design flaw aluminum mags fit like they're supposed to.
Genuine mil-spec construction and NSN markings
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Cheaper Than Lunch, Outlasts My Commercial PouchesI swore off commercial "tactical" triple pouches after the third one from a name-brand Amazon vendor frayed through in a season. Grabbed this USGI triple for what a burrito costs and ran it on my range belt and a Condor chest rig I use for hog hunts. Holds three aluminum GI mags perfectly, decent retention, and the PALS webbing on the back means I can stack a small admin pouch or a dump pouch right on top if I want. Ran this through a 2-day carbine class in Georgia (got dumped on by a thunderstorm day one), a half-dozen range trips, and it's lived in the bed of my truck between sessions more than it's lived indoors. Snaps still snap, Cordura isn't fading, drain grommets actually worked when it was soaked. The commercial $35 pouch I replaced with this one was in the trash inside a year. Lesson relearned, just buy USGI.
Genuine Berry-compliant made in USA, Propper contract
1000D Cordura holding up to real outdoor abuse
Stackable PALS on the back, not just a fixed panelSlight marker stain on one, cosmetic only