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AG3 Triple Mag Placard

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AG3 Triple Mag PlacardThe AG3 Placard is a hook backed bungee retention triple mag Placard that allows you to draw or reindex magazines easily and quickly with just one hand and without bungee retention tabs getting in your way. Holds three 5. 56 magizines and will attach to any placard capable plate carrier with either G hooks or Placard buckles (Both buckles and G hooks included with placard)Bungee retention mag pouches have been in service for over a decade due to how

The AG3 Placard is a hook-backed bungee retention triple mag Placard that allows you to draw or reindex magazines easily and quickly with just one hand and without bungee retention tabs getting in your way.

Holds three 5.56 magizines and will attach to any placard capable plate carrier with either G-hooks or Placard buckles (Both buckles and G-hooks included with placard)

Bungee retention mag pouches have been in service for over a decade due to how well they retain mags, but they have an inherent, annoying flaw. They make removing or returning a mag a clumsy, two-handed, two motion process because the magazine snags on the bungee tabs.

AG pouches solve this age-old problem and go from HALO jump-level retention to safety off, mag draw, mag re-index and back without ever removing your dominant hand from your weapon.

The custom-polymer pull tabs also allow both mechanical and friction grip to get the perfect grab, with or without gloves.

Whether you’re defending your country at the tip of the spear or defending your family, AG pouches will give you an edge.

SIZING:

  • Fits three 5.56x45 AR or M4 Rifle Magizines
  • The AG3 Placard will fit ANY placard-capable plate carrier and is provided with both G-Hooks and MOLLE placard buckles.

SPECIFICATIONS:

  • 500D CORDURA® Mil Spec Tactical Nylon
  • Laser cut Velcro MOLLE overlay
  • Fits three 5.56 magazines
  • Ride height adjustable
  • Weight: 0.35lbs (0.16kg)
  • Includes Proprietary mil-spec G Hooks
  • Includes mil-spec Polymer MOLLE Placard buckles
  • Allows for easy, one-handed draw/re-insertion of mag
  • Proprietary polymer pull tab for exceptional grip
  • Reliable retention to never lose a magazine
  • Hook-backed, will attach to any Placard Capable plate carrier
  • Battle-Proven in Israel
  • Smart retention tab meets Military requirements without obstructing pouch entry
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