Double Stacker M4 Mag Pouch Olive Drab

UPDATE -Pros --Fits huge variety of mags and cartridge boxes-Design is very flexible for rapid reconfiguration-Flap style helps protect ammunition and mags from exposure much better than open top or "taco" pouch-Very inexpensive for construction quality-Heavy material, heavy stitching, heavily coated grommets, grossly redundant velcro make these durable in woodland use and long lasting/wear resistantCons --Not fully enclosed, environmental protection good but not perfect-Velcro design is noisy-Partial enclosure is a little slower than a gamer pouch on a hasty reload-Nonrigid design with elastic band is kind of a pain to quickly re-index, recommend use with a dump pouchShort version, these partially enclose the magazine, they will work with either 2x STANAG type 20 or 30 round mags, a single G3 aluminum 20rd mag, a single 20rd CETME steel mag, or a single box of most types of short-action rifle cartridges per pouch. The MOLLE straps are tough and snap securely, the hook and loop closure is sturdy if a bit noisy, and the design overall lends itself well to keeping contaminants out of your mags, at least as well as it can in a non-fitted design.So far I primarily use this with 30rd Pmags, surplus G3 aluminum 20rd mags, steel 20rd CETME surplus mags, 9mm boxed ammunition, .308 boxed ammunition, and some brands of .44 magnum boxed ammunition.While transitioning to a different gear setup (modular components and packs for different objective types rather than one kit configured for multiple uses, and because I don't wear body armor while hiking or hunting), I took these off of my ballistic vest and put one of them on my 24 hour hiking/stalking pack in order to give myself the option to carry ammunition external to the pack so as not to continuously disturb the more consistent contents of the pack.The versatility of these pouches is hard to overstate. THey are made to carry two AR 30rd mags per side, which I later found out they do handily. I purchased them to carry a pair of 20rd .308 magazines, which they also do fairly cleanly, even when shingled side by side across the front of a vest. It's almost like they were designed to do either, given the adjustability built into the flaps and the lack of internal divider.I usually have them on the pack doing just that, carrying two 20rd .308 magazines for NRL Hunter or field shooting. I have left AR mags in there before while anticipating having to move in an emergency, and I have also experimented with putting additional weather protection or first aid or hygiene supplies in the pouches while hiking or camping.These pouches will comfortably hold a box of 9mm pistol cartridges, will snugly carry a box of .45ACP cartridges, and my recent discovery is that they will just barely fit a box of Precision One .44 magnum cartridges, with the slightly spaced plastic tray. They should fit most tightly packed pistol style cartridges in original packing up to about .44 magnum size. Some may require repacking. This struck me as incredibly convenient for day hikes in an area where boar or black bear are anticipated, where I'm generally carrying a large single-action revolver instead of a rifle.I use these mostly for recreational purposes, but based on my experiences over the past 3 years, I would not feel uncomfortable if I had to press them into service in an actual emergency.

If you’re afraid of losing mags then these are the pouches for you. Even with a single mag in the right-most pouch with the flap undone, it wouldn’t fall out at a full sprint. The downside to this is that if you want to use this for its intended purpose (as a double stack mag pouch) then get ready to spend lots of time breaking this thing in and constantly wrestling mags out of it. I’ve been running it for a few weeks now and I’m beginning to doubt I’ll ever get it loose enough to feel confident using it with two mags per pouch. Might try snipping the elastic band on one of the pouches and seeing if that helps at all

They worked well lasted well!

Does the job!

Arrived on time and in good packaging. Love the versatility of this pouch. Use with a flap, tucked flap, or open top. Molle is nice, material is great. Pockets are not too deep, where you mags sink all the way down. I recommend

Fits the magazines pretty good.

Excellent Product - High Quality - Well Built

Condor is the best in the business! I buy all of my bags, pouches and hats from Condor! Everything they make is high quality and lasts a long time!

It works great and attached to my airsoft kit with no issues it just needs to be worn in, it fits one mag per pouch just fine but it’s best to leave two in each for a while so it stretches

Well made and cheep.

Very impressed with the quality. Have been using it on my plate carrier for a few months and it's been perfect. I can even get my Ares Mega Hi-Cap 900rd mag in it! Each pouch will easily fit two hi-caps securely.

They fit my SKS mags snugly with cord adjustment.... but thats what you want... 30 round mags pinned at 5 rounds

can hold upto four m4 mags or eight mp5 mags, the quality is good. I have also used the pouches to hold water bottles in and radios, the Velcro cover holds strong and i have not yet lost anything from them.