Lindnerhof MX924 Pouch for submachine gun magazines - Stone Grey
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Lindnerhof MX924 Pouch for submachine gun magazines - Stone Grey
The Stone Grey pouch is specifically crafted to hold a single submachine gun magazine. Constructed with robust MX laminate, the pouch offers exceptional resistance to abrasions and mechanical wear. A mounting solution utilizing a single strap provides MOLLE/PALS compatibility.
Adjustable capacity
The pouch features an external flap secured with Velcro, ensuring reliable retention of the magazine. The flap can be detached, transforming the pouch into an open-top design, which enhances accessibility and speeds up magazine extraction. L-bar style construction enables accurate adjustment of the side panels and clamping pressure, making the pouch compatible with a wide range of submachine gun magazines.
Additional Alpha Tab handle and elastic cord
In the open setup, the magazine receives added security from an elastic shock cord, which is finished with an ergonomic Alpha Tab handle. Length of the cord can be adjusted, ensuring compatibility with various magazine sizes. The handle is designed for swift magazine access, even when wearing thick gloves or handling in wet conditions.
Compatibility with MOLLE system
A strap compatible with the MOLLE/PALS mounting system enables secure attachment of the pouch to a belt, vest, or other gear. Laser-cut openings in the Laser Cut system lighten the overall weight of the pouch while providing space on the front for attaching additional pockets or accessories.
Main features
- Constructed from MX laminate, offering a combination of lightweight properties and high durability
- Fit can be adjusted to accommodate a particular magazine
- Features a removable flap secured by Velcro fastening
- Equipped with an elastic cord and an Alpha Tab pull handle
- Compatible with MOLLE platforms and Laser Cut attachment systems
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Lindnerhof is a German manufacturer of tactical equipment, renowned for innovative solutions developed by former KSK unit operators. The company designs advanced load-bearing systems and tactical vests, implementing proprietary technologies such as the Quick Release LT025 system, the silent Hakenschnalle hook buckle, and the Multi-Caliber L-Bar mechanism, which secures magazines of different calibers. Their products also feature the in-house MX (Multi-Axial Laminate) material, offering exceptional strength and moisture resistance. The brand’s origins date back to 2006, when founder Josef Sixt began sewing the first vests in his home basement after returning from service in Afghanistan. Today, Lindnerhof is part of the Mehler Systems group – a European leader in tactical and protective equipment, which also includes UF PRO (tactical clothing) and Mehler Protection (ballistic protection).
| Color/camouflage | Green hue |
|---|---|
| Main compartments fastening | Velcro |
| Molle/pals compatible | Yes |
| Main color | Stone Grey |
| Main material | Laminate |
| EAN | 4068415069759 |
| Manufacturer code | 6602391-002 |
| Brand | Lindnerhof |
| EAN |
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.
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.
