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SKU: 100023704
Built for belt-mounted carry, this pouch is designed to keep a single M4 or AR-15 magazine close at hand while staying streamlined on the waist. The low-rise setup positions the magazine lower on the belt for quicker access during a reload, making it a practical choice for range work, training, or field use where fast access matters. It also accommodates similarly sized items such as bandages, small radios, or flash bangs, adding flexibility without adding bulk. Orientation options for vertical or horizontal carry help it adapt to different belt widths and carry preferences.
Holds One
30-round AR-15/M4 magazine securely on
Low-rise Design
Keeps the pouch positioned for
Can Also
Carry bandages, small radios, flash
May Be
Oriented vertically on belts up
May Be
Oriented horizontally on belts up
| Belt Width Compatibility | Up to 2" wide vertically; up to 1.25" wide horizontally |
|---|---|
| Color | Black |
| Compatibility | M4 magazine or similar sized items |
| Configuration | Low Rise |
| Magazine Capacity | One 30-round AR-15 / M4 magazine |
| Mount Type | Belt Mount |
| Orientation | Vertical or horizontal |
| Product Type | Magazine Pouch |
| Use Cases | Can also be used to carry bandages, small radios, flash bangs, and similar sized items |
It is designed to accept one 30-round AR-15 / M4 magazine. The description also says it can be used for similarly sized items such as bandages, small radios, and flash bangs.
This product is the Low Rise M4 Mag Pouch. The description says the low-rise version holds the magazine lower on the belt for easier access during a reload.
It may be oriented vertically on belts up to 2 inches wide or horizontally on belts up to 1.25 inches wide.
The description states it uses combat-proven, military-grade elasticized fabric. No further material details are provided.
The low-rise design is described as holding the magazine lower on the belt for easier access during a reload. The high-rise version is the one described as sitting higher for maximum concealability under a jacket.