Lindnerhof SMG Single Magazine PA158 Pouch - Flecktarn

Pouch in Flecktarn camouflage compatible with one magazine for MP5 or MP7, created from a combination of Cordura and MX laminate, known for its resistance to abrasion and mechanical damage. It is equipped with an elastic cord (shock cord) with an Alpha Tab handle, allowing for rapid magazine securing, and features a MOLLE/PALS mounting system for attachment to a vest or tactical belt. It can also be used to carry a flashlight, multitool, or other items of similar dimensions.

Model made from durable Cordura, which has high resistance to abrasions, tears, and moisture. The back part is built from MX (Multiaxial) laminate, consisting of several layers of fibers oriented in different directions, combining lightweight with high mechanical strength and increased resistance to tearing and abrasion. These materials are characterized by durability combined with a low weight, which translates into reliability during intensive use in the field.

The model has a built-in MOLLE/PALS system, allowing the pouch to be attached to a vest, belt, or tactical panel. Additional security is provided by an elastic cord (shock cord) with an Alpha Tab handle or a flap fastened with Velcro. Drainage holes effectively remove moisture, protecting the interior from soaking in unfavorable field conditions.

• made of MX laminate and Cordura
• shock cord
• Alpha Tab handle
• Velcro flap
• MOLLE/PALS system mounting

Flecktarn is a traditional German military camouflage officially introduced into the Bundeswehr in 1990. Its pattern consists of small, irregular spots in five colors - typically dark green, olive, brown, black, and beige. Thanks to the distribution of numerous spots and blurred boundaries between colors, Flecktarn effectively blurs the contours of the user's silhouette in wooded areas, underbrush, or against forest floor backgrounds. This camouflage was designed with European climate conditions in mind, particularly the temperate zone. Flecktarn remains the standard pattern used by the German army and other military and police formations, and its effectiveness has led to numerous variants and adaptations in other countries.