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Question: Are these pouches big enough for UMP45 mags?
Document: I'm sure that, after a bit of break-in time, the mags will be easier to withdraw but will probably never really be what you could call loose.The Glock and MAC-10 mags fit so well that I doubt you'd be in any danger of losing a magazine if you didn't use the top strap/buckle.Bottom Line, these mag pouches are great. You can hang them from a belt or put on MOLLE gear.
These form a very nice and tight molle weave if you know what you're doing. The only downside is how difficult the mag pouches are to open as they are buckled as well as velcroed. This is good for safety of the mags but bad in a firefight when speed is important. I find myself leaving the buckles open and just relying on the velcro for speed.PROS:SecureGood WeaveHold's 3 MP5 mags (go figure)CONS:Almost too secure, difficult to remove mags in a hurry.
I Brought these to use them with the butler creek 25 round mag for the Ruger 10/22. The fit is tight but you can get the mags in and they loosen up quickly. Each pocket has an elastic strap and the straps are long enough to hold the mags in place. I would recommend these for these mags.
It's a good product, and I would recommend it, but I'd check to se if they make MP7 mag pouches specifically if that's what you're buying this for
It's very nice quality, as all Condor products are, but the first time putting magazines in it is very, VERY difficult. I was using it for my WE MP7/SMG-8 magazines, and while they do fit, it is a very tight fit. Now tight fits are very good, but not to the point that it takes several minutes to get the magazine into the pouch (be happy they make dump pouches).
I predict that the first part of these pouches to break are the buckles (they're always the first to go on any gear) and maybe later the MOLLE straps on the back might break a snap or tear off. HOWEVER, you'd have to almost intend to break or rip any of the materials, that's how tough they are.For less than $20 bucks you'll get a first quality product, much better than most offerings from other suppliers and much more durable than other pouches that cost much more.
Some might think I'm crazy, but I bought a total of 12 of these magazine pouches, they're that good.I initially bought only one pouch just to make sure that my magazines would fit. Even though no instructions were included with the pouches I soon figured out that the &#34;top&#34; strap & buckle assembly were attached with Velcro. Using a couple of plastic picknik knives I got the Velcro to release, making adjustment of the straps easy.
I already owned several items from Condor Tactical, and always was impressed with their products' design, materials, construction and functionality. I ordered one of these Triple MP5 Magazine Pouches in Black from LA Wings immediately, and they did a great job of picking, packing, and shipping it to me very quickly. When it arrived, I opened the side-release latch and pulled the velcro holding that pouch's strap securely in place and slid one of my 9 mm 30-round magazines into the first pouch.
Does what I need it to do. My only complaint is I had to zip tie the tops so the mags would be more secure to my vest.
Great Product. Fits Glock 33rnd mags perfect.It says that I needed more words, so here they are...... 2 more.
Answer: yes