Lindnerhof Magazine Pouch Single MX764-1 - Black
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Lindnerhof Magazine Pouch Single MX764-1 - Black
Open-top pouch in Black, designed to carry one 5.56 mm STANAG magazine (AR15/HK416/G95) or AUG. Made from durable MX laminate, highly resistant to abrasion and mechanical damage. The mounting system uses a double strap, ensuring compatibility with the MOLLE system.
Durable MX laminate and elastic cord
The pouch is made from MX laminate, a material used in modern tactical gear. Thanks to its multilayer structure, MX laminate offers excellent mechanical resistance, low weight, and minimal water absorption. Side panels made from flexible fabric, together with an elastic retention cord featuring an Alpha Tab pull, provide extra security, improved fit, and make magazine access easier.
MOLLE system compatibility, mounting loops
20 mm wide straps compatible with the MOLLE/PALS mounting system allow the pouch to be attached to a belt, vest, backpack, or other gear. Laser Cut holes on the front panel are compatible with the MOLLE system, enabling additional accessories to be attached. The front also features a velcro panel for mounting extra gear or attaching any patches or emblems, such as national flags, unit insignia, or so-called Morale Patches.
main features
- made from MX laminate
- flexible side panels
- velcro panel on the front
- compatible with MOLLE/PALS system
- elastic cord with Alpha Tab pull
- MOLLE panel made with Laser Cut technology
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Lindnerhof is a German manufacturer of tactical gear, known for innovative solutions developed by former operators of the KSK unit. The company develops modern carry systems and tactical vests, using proprietary innovative technologies such as the Quick Release LT025 rapid release system, the silent Hakenschnalle hook buckle, and the Multi-Caliber L-Bar mechanism that secures magazines of different calibers. Its products also use the proprietary MX (Multi-Axial Laminate) laminate with high durability and moisture resistance. The brand's beginnings date back to 2006, when founder Josef Sixt started sewing the first vests in his home basement after serving in Afghanistan. Lindnerhof is now part of the Mehler Systems group - a European leader in protective and tactical equipment, which also includes the UF PRO (tactical clothing) and Mehler Protection (ballistic protection) brands.
| Weight | 83 g |
|---|---|
| Color/camouflage | Black |
| Main compartments fastening | Cord with a puller |
| Molle/pals compatible | Yes |
| Main color | Black |
| Dimensions | 95 x 80 x 30 mm |
| EAN | 4068415140502 |
| Manufacturer code | 6602309-009 |
| Brand | Lindnerhof |
| Main material | 100% Multiaxial Laminate MX |
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The velcro panel is an area with sewn-on Velcro tape that allows easy attachment of various additional items, such as patches or pockets.
MOLLE (Modular Lightweight Load-carrying Equipment) is a system for attachment of tactical equipment, used for example in backpacks or tactical vests. It provides the possibility of flexible and modular placement of various accessories and pockets, which allows personalization and optimal adjustment of the item to the specific needs of the user. It is widely used by the military, special services and survival and outdoor enthusiasts.
PALS (Pouch Attachment Ladder System) is a modular mounting system for pockets and pouches, used in the MOLLE system. It consists of horizontally sewn rows of 1 inch (25.4 mm) wide, fixed spacing webbing (such as on a backpack) and vertical webbing for attachment and threading (on a pocket). This system is usually equipped with snaps, which further secures the pinned items.
LCS (Laser Cut System) is a new version of the assembly used in the MOLLE system, where instead of traditional tapes, laser-cut holes are used directly in the material. The system is much lighter than standard sewn-on PALS tapes and guarantees better camouflage. The holes are hemmed with thread to prevent fuzzing and ripping, or, as in the case of Cordura, the laser-cut edges are fused.
