Direct Action Skeletonized Triple 417 Flap Pouch - Multicam

The pouch is designed for HK 308 magazines and is also compatible with other magazines chambered in .308 WIN.

Made from durable 500D Cordura, the loader is highly resistant to abrasion and mechanical damage.

The magazines are secured from the top with elastic bungee cords, allowing quick and easy access to the contents. Mounting of the panel to the plate carrier is carried out using top buckles and Velcro, guaranteeing a secure fit even during heavy movement. It is possible to convert the pouch into a chest rig using the Front Flap Rig Interface system, as well as full compatibility with plate carriers fitted with a front Velcro panel.

• durable construction based on 500D Cordura
• lightweight design
• magazines stabilized with elastic bungee cords
• secure attachment to a plate carrier using buckles and Velcro
• compatible with Direct Action plate carriers (SPITFIRE, BEARCAT) and others equipped with a front Velcro panel
• can be configured as a chest rig using the Front Flap Rig Interface system

Color: Ranger Green
Material: 500D Cordura
Dimensions: 25 x 15 x 2.5 cm
Weight: 120 g
Manufacturer: Direct Action, Poland

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