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Safariland 771 Open Front Magazine Pouch Adjustable with ELS 34 Right Hand STI 2011, SVI Infinity, McCormick, Para-Ordnance P-14, P-16 Tactical Laminate Black

$46.40
Brand
Safariland
Color
Black
Capacity
1
Category
Accessories
Accessory Type
Pouches & Carriers
UPC
781602508414

Overview

The Safariland Model 771 is an open-front, single-capacity magazine pouch designed for right-handed use with STI 2011, SVI Infinity, McCormick, and Para-Ordnance P-14/P-16 magazines. Finished in black, this laminate accessory features an open-front design that prevents the index finger from contacting the holder during reloads. Two tensioning screws on the rear allow for precise adjustment of the magazine hold at the middle and end, while internal plastic rollers serve to reduce drag during the draw. The pouch is adjustable to any angle within a 90-degree range to suit the user's preference. It is configured for a right-handed draw and is equipped with the ELS 34 attachment system.

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