M-Tac Double AR/AK Mag Pouch with Flap
This functional and lightweight pouch from M-Tac allows for convenient magazine handling and fast reloads during combat missions. It is designed to hold two AR/AK-type magazines and can even accommodate RPK-74 magazines.
The pouch is made from Cordura 1000D—a premium, abrasion-resistant material capable of withstanding heavy loads. Its well-thought-out shape ensures a secure hold and prevents magazines from falling out during intense movement.
M-Tac designers equipped this model with a removable flap, which can be attached to the back wall or removed entirely, converting the pouch into an open-top style. The VELCRO® Brand-adjustable flap allows you to customize the fit to the magazine size. A front MOLLE interface enables attachment of additional gear, while the nylon webbing side panels ensure easy magazine extraction. The pouch attaches to a plate carrier or chest rig via the MOLLE system. Its volume can be adjusted using the elastic cord and stopper at the bottom.
Original: $37.00
-70%$37.00
$11.10
Description
This functional and lightweight pouch from M-Tac allows for convenient magazine handling and fast reloads during combat missions. It is designed to hold two AR/AK-type magazines and can even accommodate RPK-74 magazines.
The pouch is made from Cordura 1000D—a premium, abrasion-resistant material capable of withstanding heavy loads. Its well-thought-out shape ensures a secure hold and prevents magazines from falling out during intense movement.
M-Tac designers equipped this model with a removable flap, which can be attached to the back wall or removed entirely, converting the pouch into an open-top style. The VELCRO® Brand-adjustable flap allows you to customize the fit to the magazine size. A front MOLLE interface enables attachment of additional gear, while the nylon webbing side panels ensure easy magazine extraction. The pouch attaches to a plate carrier or chest rig via the MOLLE system. Its volume can be adjusted using the elastic cord and stopper at the bottom.
