Yugo Mauser Single Ammo Pouch

Yugo M48 Ammo Pouch

This is a single leather ammunition pouch carried by Serbian Army riflemen with the Yugoslav M48 Mauser. It holds loaded stripper clips, the thin metal strips that let you push five rounds into the rifle's internal magazine in one motion. Collectors use it to complete an M48 rig, reenactors wear it for an accurate kit, and shooters use it to keep clips organized at the range.

Features

• Genuine Serbian Army Issue — This pouch was issued to the army, so it is the original article and not a later copy.
• Brown Leather Construction — The body and flap are cut from thick brown leather, the material used for Mauser-era field gear.
• Hand-Stitched Seams — Heavy saddle-style stitching runs along the side edges and around the closure tab.
• Full-Coverage Top Flap — A deep flap folds over the opening and down the front to keep clips covered.
• Strap-And-Loop Closure — A leather tab on the flap tucks through a stitched loop on the front, so the pouch closes without a buckle or snap.
• Stripper Clip Sized — The boxy interior is shaped to take loaded stripper clips for the M48 Mauser.
• Single Pouch Format — Each pouch is sold on its own, so you can add one to a rig or buy several to fill a belt.

Serbian Army Issue

The M48 was Yugoslavia's own bolt-action Mauser, and this pouch belongs to the leather equipment issued to carry its ammunition. Its plain cut, stitched leather and buckle-free tab closure follow the original military pattern. For an M48 owner, an issued pouch is the period-correct way to carry clips beside the rifle.