Single Elastic AR
The Single Elastic AR is a flexible pouch that allows for a quick, effective way to carry an additional 5.56 AR-15 Magazine. Taking after our TEAR Front Flap, the SEARs elastic construction lends itself well to fitting more than just an AR mag. Flashbangs (tested with CTS Model 7290,) small radios, a TQ, or whatever else you can stuff in there. The thermoplastic backer gives rigidity and the included shock cord allows for adjustable retention.
Features
- Elastic construction gives you the flexibility to store 5.56 AR-15 magazines, flashbangs (tested with CTS Model 7290), small radios, or whatever else you want to stuff in it.
- Compatible with magazines for 5.56x45 / .223 / 7.62x39
- Includes shock cord and an S&S pull tab for additional retention
- Utilizes two rows of MOLLE
- Elastic, Nylon, and Thermoplastic construction
- Made in the USA
Check out our entire line of mag pouches here.
Available in Wolf Grey for Unit/Department purchase.
Original: $41.00
-65%$41.00
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Description
The Single Elastic AR is a flexible pouch that allows for a quick, effective way to carry an additional 5.56 AR-15 Magazine. Taking after our TEAR Front Flap, the SEARs elastic construction lends itself well to fitting more than just an AR mag. Flashbangs (tested with CTS Model 7290,) small radios, a TQ, or whatever else you can stuff in there. The thermoplastic backer gives rigidity and the included shock cord allows for adjustable retention.
Features
- Elastic construction gives you the flexibility to store 5.56 AR-15 magazines, flashbangs (tested with CTS Model 7290), small radios, or whatever else you want to stuff in it.
- Compatible with magazines for 5.56x45 / .223 / 7.62x39
- Includes shock cord and an S&S pull tab for additional retention
- Utilizes two rows of MOLLE
- Elastic, Nylon, and Thermoplastic construction
- Made in the USA
Check out our entire line of mag pouches here.
Available in Wolf Grey for Unit/Department purchase.
