Direct Action Double Flat Magazine Pouch - MultiCam

Pouch engineered for carrying magazines compatible with AR, AK, or radio-type carbines. Constructed from robust, abrasion-resistant 500D Cordura combined with laminated 210D nylon. Equipped with a double troc mounting system, supporting full compatibility with the MOLLE system and allowing attachment to belts up to 45 mm wide.

Constructed from robust materials like 500D Cordura and 210D laminated nylon, the pouch offers high resistance to abrasion and mechanical damage.

A low-profile, semi-flexible construction secures the magazine within the pouch, ensuring the pocket remains compact when empty while allowing for unrestricted movement.

Equipped with a dual trocar attachment system, the pouch ensures compatibility with the MOLLE system, enabling secure fastening to diverse gear components. Additionally, integration onto a belt with a width of up to 45 mm is supported.

• Constructed from 500D Cordura combined with 210D laminated nylon for enhanced durability.
• Features elastic panels on the sides for flexible storage.
• Fully MOLLE system compatible for versatile attachment options.
• Allows mounting on belts with a width of up to 45mm.

Camouflage pattern: MultiCam
Fabric composition: 500D Cordura, 210D nylon
Size: 17 x 11.5 cm
Mass: 52 g
Produced by: Direct Action, Poland

MultiCam represents an advanced camouflage design, engineered in 2002 by the American company Crye Precision in collaboration with the United States Army Soldier Systems Center (Natick Labs) for the Objective Force Warrior initiative. The pattern was designed to deliver exceptional concealment across a wide range of terrains and fluctuating environmental conditions. Employing seven distinct colors, the MultiCam pattern features seamless gradient transitions between hues of green, brown, and beige. This allows for effective background blending—displaying richer greens in woodland zones and more browns or beiges within arid, desert landscapes. In Central and Eastern Europe, MultiCam performs especially effectively during autumn months and among dried foliage. Garnering global acclaim, this pattern is utilized by a variety of military and special operations units around the world. Official adoption by the US Army occurred in 2010 for personnel deployed in Afghanistan, supplanting the previous Universal Camouflage Pattern (UCP). MultiCam is also accessible to civilian users, making it a favored option among military hobbyists and airsoft players.