USMC Double Frag Grenade Pouch (Coyote Brown)
Coming through with the grenade gratuity!
Are you a Canadian who needs a new favorite lil pouch for odds and ends to run on your kit? Are you an American in need of a new grenade pouch to run your dummy ‘nades you use to humiliate your up North Neighbors? Enter the Eagle Industries USMC Double Frag Grenade Pouch. Sleek and stylish, this mag pouch holds two magazines, but not in the usual double stacked bulky configuration. With one mag per pouch, and that side by side attached pouch sleekness, get the most out of your plate carrier build with addition to your arsenal! These surplus pouches are genuine United States Military Issue (USGI), issued to active duty and reservist United States Marines to store frag grenades, for easy, quick access and secure transport (pls no boom)...Perfectly sized for an (airsoft) hand grenade, they will keep your frags snug as you clear the (airsoft) field of enemy combatants airsoft players. The Cordura Nylon material this pouch is made of provides a rugged and tear resistant storage solution, while keeping the goods safe from snow or rain, till you pop that quick release buckle and let her rip… in airsoft, of course! Fill up your belt today, with this amazing choice of pouch for (AIRSOFT) grenades or miscellaneous small items!
Features
Dual pouch setup with a combined carry capacity of two frag grenades
Quick release buckle on each front flap ensures quick and easy access while on the move
Front straps provide elasticity and tightness to keep the goods cozy and upright
Four MOLLE straps to ensure a secure point of attachment
Water resistant materials provide additional protection of your uh, goods, that you DEFINITELY want to keep dry
Schematics
Condition: Lightly used - NOS
Majority are New Old Stock - however some rare cases may be very slightly used and still in excellent condition
Manufacturing
100 percent Cordura Nylon build
Genuine Marine Corps Issue (USGI)
Field Notes/Misty Supply Musings/Potential Uses/Trivia
This style of grenade pouch was first introduced to the United States Military as part of the ILBE (Improved Load Bearing Equipment) program update which included designs by Arc'teryx of all brands, but later was switched to new management and design by Propper.
