UMP / MP5 SMG Triple Magazine Pouch - Black - Adjustable Anti-Release Flap for Secure Retention - Hook and Loop Attached - Tactical Gear and Accessorie

Wanted a smaller 2-3 mag holder for my .45 UMP magazines that could go on a belt or pack. I have several 10-mag holders but they get impractical for true tactical carry due to weight and size constraints. These are exactly what I was looking for. At first didn't think the pouch was tall enough for a 25-rd stick mag but they fit fine. Clever design that has the velcro female tab "fold out" if you have a tall mag but also fold back if you have a standard pistol mag. Versatile and could even see using 2 of the spaces for Ump mags and 1 for a different pistol mag (or vice versa). Heavy duty construction and stitching. Drain holes. Belt loops are sewn in (not velcro) so strong. Back is also all velcro so could go on a chest rig (though I don't know if I would trust it fully loaded). Does have D-rings for straps (though no straps included). Good value and good construction.

Seemed like a well made and sturdy pouch, and fit Glock 33 Rd magazines, and 25 Rd ump magazines perfectly. I ended up returning it because the back of the pouch is covered in Velcro, which gets snagged on clothing when carrying with a strap and doesn't look good. Would be perfect for attaching to a tactical vest though, I just don't own one so it won't work for me. Still a great product and worth the $.

Sized well for the Glock 33-shot mags, could snugly hold 2 side-by-side in each pouch, or loosely hold one per pouch. The hook-and-loop hook fabric completely covering the back side is a bit overkill, should be covered with some strips of matching loop fabric for use with a carry strap, else the hooks grab at random clothing/kit.

I am impressed by the quality of these pouches. Finding carry options for 25 round UMP mags is difficult at best, and usually is in a product that barely fits.These however are perfect. The mags easily fit and there is no snagging on extraction or insertion. I like the mounting options it comes with, although some molle options would be helpful. Now I just wish they made a 6 slot placard

This is a very well made pouch; it is not surplus; it has belt slots on the back for up to 1.75 inch belt. A US Army pistol belt will not fit and it has no Molle or LBE attachment. What I like is it has two solid attached "D" rings on the sides. You can hook your own strap or a sling and swing this bag from the shoulder or across the chest. It works pretty good with a single point sling hooked in just one D ring. Some slings come with snap type hooks some do not and you can't hook'em to a D ring, eh? It will hold three UMP/MP5, or 33 round Glock, or 25 & 35 round Scorpion & PSA AKV 9MM Magazines. I did not test it but I'll bet it will fit Sten, Sterling and UZI Mags as well. It is not advertised to fit and will not fit AK 47 or M-16 Magazines. I do not think you could cramp extra Mags in it. I plan to buy another one.

The rings for using with a hang strap are great. The UMP mags fit great, slide out easy (10mm/40 S&W). MP5/40 mags get stuck going in AND trying to come out. Would not recommend for MP5/40 or MP5/10. The ridges and the lock tab seem to catch internally, making fast removal very problematic.Wish they would make a 4 and 5 cell version. Might recommend sewing the additional pull tabs on the covers at the opposite ends. They are loose at the top, denoting a "PUL DOWN" approach. The need to be loose at the bottom, indicating a "PUL UP" direction. As you pull on them, they are literally trying to make the whole velcor patch area pull off all at once, instead of a rolling pull, which helps ease the opening. Small matter, but would improve it. Still a good value for the UMP-Gideon Shadow owners.Maybe even a velcro patch area so ID's and other patches can be added to the front of the pouch?

Fit my Grand Power Stribog 9mm 30 round magazines perfectly. Cover strap are Velcro at both ends, so while they are not "tactically" quiet, they can be removed or adjusted for the length of your magazine. The only thing I didn't notice in the description is that the entire back panel is Velcro hooks. So it's obviously made to mount on a drop leg carrier. It does have some belt loops sewn on, but that rough Velcro would be uncomfortable against your side. Otherwise it seems to be nicely made, with moderately heavy material and good stitching. Fast delivery. Would buy again.

Do they even sell anything to attach this to!? It's velcro on the back so if you can find a comparable carrier it would work. I used the belt loop and a duity belt to make a quick emergency lightweight belt setup for my ump.