Specifically crafted to hold a single magazine for AR, AK, or radio-style carbines, this pouch is constructed from highly resilient 500D Cordura combined with laminated 210D nylon for excellent durability and resistance to wear. Featuring a mounting system built around a double troc, it offers full compatibility with MOLLE systems and can be attached to belts measuring up to 45 mm in width.
Constructed from robust materials like 500D Cordura and 210D laminated nylon, the pouch delivers exceptional resistance to mechanical wear and abrasion.
A flat, semi-flexible construction ensures the magazine remains secure within the pouch while allowing the pouch to stay compact when empty, all without restricting full range of motion.
The dual-trocar mounting system ensures compatibility with the MOLLE system, enabling the pouch to be attached to a variety of gear configurations. Attachment to belts with a width of up to 45 mm is also supported.
Pattern: MultiCam camouflage
Fabric: 500D Cordura and 210D nylon
Size: 85 x 115 mm
Mass: 35 g
Produced by: Direct Action, Poland
MultiCam represents an advanced camouflage pattern, engineered in 2002 by Crye Precision, a US-based company, in collaboration with the United States Army Soldier Systems Center (Natick Labs) under the Objective Force Warrior initiative. Designed to deliver high versatility, MultiCam excels in a wide range of terrains and under shifting environmental conditions. Featuring a palette of seven distinctive colors, the pattern utilizes gradient transitions that blend multiple shades of green, brown, and beige. This unique color composition enables the pattern to effectively adapt to its surroundings—adopting green hues in forested regions and transitioning to browns and beiges in arid or desert landscapes. In Central and Eastern European terrains, MultiCam is particularly effective during the autumn season or among dry vegetation. Having earned international acclaim, the pattern is employed by various military forces and elite special units across the globe. Officially adopted by the US Army in 2010 as the standard camouflage for personnel in Afghanistan, MultiCam replaced the previous Universal Camouflage Pattern (UCP). Today, the pattern is accessible to civilian markets, which makes it a preferred option among military enthusiasts and airsoft players.
