Direct Action .308 Speed Reload Pouch - Multicam

Open-top pouch crafted from rugged Cordura fabric, offering exceptional abrasion resistance and reinforced with nylon. The open structure enables rapid magazine access. Optimized for carrying 308 caliber magazines.

The inner panel is crafted from Hypalon, known for its exceptional weather resistance, and features a reinforced structure. The pouch perimeter can be adjusted, while top-mounted elastic bungee cord retainers securely hold the magazine and prevent accidental loss.

Designed for compatibility with the MOLLE/PALS system, the pouch features paracord loops that enable attachment to belts up to 45 mm wide. The laser-cut modular panel on the front allows for sequential stacking of pockets.

• Constructed from robust Cordura fabric
• Features an open-frame design
• Equipped with a Hypalon reinforcement patch
• Maintains a sturdy, rigid structure
• Perimeter can be adjusted for optimal fit
• Integrated bungee cord for versatility
• Compatible with MOLLE attachment systems
• Includes paracord loops for added utility
• Incorporates precision laser-cut sections

Overall dimensions measure 8.5 x 3 x 11.5 cm
Weight: 96 g
Manufacturer: Direct Action, Poland

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