Finnish M05 FN pistol magazine pouch

3.9(10)
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Product description

A pistol mag pouch of the new Finnish M05 load carrying system. Fits most pistol magazines, made especially for the FN HP-DA. Also fits a multi-tool.

Note! The pouch is a wee bit short for a 17-round Glock magazine and the snap fastener won't close with that.

Snap and velcro closure, drainage hole on the bottom.

Made of military-grade Cordura, with PU-coating on the inside and excellent NIR properties. The quality is excellent overall, as should be expected: these very same pouches are sold to the FDF to be issued, the only difference being the government labels.

Reviews
3.9(10)

Farasha E. en

11.03.2019Verified purchase
Works perfectly as a portable whetstone holder for the Wastikivi stone sold on this site!

Le H. en

10.02.2022Verified purchase
It's a multitool pouch.<br /> The construction is robust as always and it fits my Leatherman Wave+ perfectly.<br /> <br /> However, the flap has some padding for a reason i'm not really figuring out and it makes the pouch a bit bulkier than needed.<br /> The snap + velcro closure is a nice feature but i feel like the design could be revisited, with maybe putting the snap in the velcro area which is obviously thicker/stronger.

Clark L. en

10.01.2020Verified purchase
Must-have for collectors of Finnish gear. Quality of manufacture is apparent. But this pouch is too small to be used with the snap closure for most magazines I have on hand: SIG P226, Glock 17, CZ75, etc. A vz82 magazine will fit. Inside flap reads "Savotta Tool Pocket"<br /> <br /> Velcro-type closure is secure enough for P226 magazines while moving around, but would definitely prefer to be able to use that in conjunction with the snap closure for additional security while carrying. But you're probably not looking at this style of mag pouch if you're doing the type of shooting sports where speed reloads will make or break your podium finish.<br /> <br /> I still prefer this type of pouch compared to similar-looking no-name made in China mag pouches that most gun stores carry.