Preview: WCG Tactical Nylon AR-10/.308/M1A 20-Round Magazine Pouch

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posted on February 25, 2024
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WCG Tactical Nylon AR-10/.308/M1A 20-Round Magazine Pouch

Built from highly durable 1000 denier synthetic polymer, the Tactical Nylon AR-10/.308/M1A 20-Round Magazine Pouch from Wilde Custom Gear is compatible with many of the 20-round detachable box magazines used across the broad spectrum of .308 Win.-chambered battle rifles. Offered in six different configurations (holding either one, two, three, four or six magazines in a variety of orientations), with each magazine retained by its own shock cord strap, the MOLLE-compatible pouches attach to PALS-style webbing via a set of included long malice clips. Available in five solid colors and three camouflage patterns. Price: $24 to $60. Contact: Wilde Custom Gear; (619) 334-4327; wildecustomgear.com.

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