Lindnerhof Multi Mag Pouch PA119/II - Flecktarn

Magazine pouch in Flecktarn camouflage designed to carry a large magazine. Made of durable materials such as MX laminate and Cordura, which are highly resistant to abrasion and mechanical damage. The design ensures full compatibility with the MOLLE/PALS system.

The pouch uses an L-bar design that allows optimal adjustment of the base and side walls to fit the size and shape of carried accessories. The magazine is additionally secured with an elastic strap with Alpha Tab closure, providing stable retention of the equipment.

Thanks to the drawstring with stopper surrounding the pouch, the user can precisely adjust the tension and resistance when inserting or removing the magazine.

At the back of the pouch, there are PALS system straps that allow it to be securely attached to a belt or tactical vest. The front has MOLLE/PALS straps and a velcro panel allowing for the addition of extra pouches, pockets, or accessories, thus increasing the flexibility of the entire accouterment configuration.

• Cordura and MX laminate resistant to damage
• L-bar design enabling adjustment of the base and sides
• secure magazine retention with elastic strap and Alpha Tab closure
• front with MOLLE/PALS straps for accessory mounting
• adjustable tension resistance using an elastic strap with stopper

Flecktarn is a classic German military camouflage pattern, officially introduced for use by the Bundeswehr in 1990. The pattern is based on small, irregular spots in five colors – typically dark green, olive, brown, black and beige. With the distribution of numerous dots and blurred boundaries between the colors, Flecktarn effectively distracts from the wearer's silhouette in forest terrain, as well as in scrubland or against the background of forest undergrowth. The camouflage was designed for European climatic conditions, especially for the temperate zone. To this day, Flecktarn remains a standard pattern used by the German army, other military and police officers. Its effectiveness has led to numerous variants and adaptations in other countries.