Molle Utility Pouch ACU Camo 200 Round Saw Pouch First Aid USGI Military

I carry four of these pouches on my MOLLE II Large rucksack. I put two of them just below the sustainment pouches to carry miscellaneous items I use with some frequency. I have two of them on the waist belt as well. I use one of those to carry my 1911 and spare magazines, this pouch is large enough to conceal all of the gear in holsters and still leave it within easy reach. The other carries items such as my hat, gloves, compass and small flashlight that I want within easy reach.The price is a bargain for these and they fit my ruck perfectlyI would recommend these.

I recently acquired an M1A, and I bought a surplus MOLLE vest in pretty good condition. I didn't want to pay too much money for something to hold my magazines, and I figured this could have a dual purpose as a general purpose pouch (on a ruck or something). It is very roomy, and comfortably holds six M1A mags, and holds a small first aid kit on my rucksack (when the mags are removed of course). Overall, it is quite well made, and being milsurp is made in the United States. I would definitely recommend buying this product.

this is a great product, i was considering pouches from tuff products, but they only have limited colors. this pouch will hold 8 ar15 mags, and will hold at least 7 ak mags, and even tools or a crap load of pistol mags. this versus tuff products, which is limited to 8 ar15 mags. now i will only consider tuff products if i want pistol mag pouches. this product is original issue. will recommend this product to any serious shooter who wants to upgrade from (pocket pouch) to a belt or a molle vest

This will work fine on my Condor cross-draw vest as an empty mag bag in place of the pistol holster. I also use the Galati 30-40 round mag pouch (6 30 round AR Magpul mags fit fine). It will also hold a lot of food for a day or a big DSL camera.

I've bought two of these and repurposed them as survival pouches to be mounted (using the MOLLE loops) to a tactical belt. They accommodate a very useful amount of gear: Stanley 24 oz stainless steel cook set, Datrex 3600 cal survival ration, some 750 lb paracord, fire starting gear, medical supplies, etc... They also fit the 20 rd ProMag Saiga 12 ga ammo drums nicely, in case you're interested in that application.

Quality of material is pretty good but the stitching is sketchy, especially one the molle straps which concerns me. Well see how it does in the field. His I can't complain too much because of the cheap price. Other then that it is what it says. Holds M4/AK mags but is somewhat 'flimsy' when you only have a couple in there.

I wish that it would come in MARPAT, but it seems to be well enough made to do what I need it to do.

This pouch is perfect. A received a new pouch and it is well worth the money.