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Safariland 572 Double Mag Paddle Pouch Beretta 8000, 8040, 92, 96, Browning BDM, HK P7, Ruger P-89, P-91, P-93, P-94, Taurus PT92, 92C, 99, 99C, 101 Laminate Black

Name: Safariland 572 Double Mag Paddle Pouch Beretta 8000, 8040, 92, 96, Browning BDM, HK P7, Ruger P-89, P-91, P-93, P-94, Taurus PT92, 92C, 99, 99C, 101 Laminate Black
Brand: Safariland
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Brand: Safariland
Color: Black
Capacity: 2
Category: Accessories
Accessory Type: Pouches & Carriers
UPC: 781602096355

Overview

The Safariland Model 572 Open Top Double Magazine Pouch features a durable SafariLaminate black finish and a low-cut design for quick access to magazines. It utilizes a unique paddle design with a self-locking belt hook and includes an adjustable tension device to customize the fit for various magazine types, including models for Beretta 8000, 8040, 92, 96, Browning BDM, HK P7, Ruger P-89, P-91, P-93, P-94, and Taurus PT92, 92C, 99, 99C, and 101.

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