ProCase 6 Pouch Magazine Holder for Rifle, Open-Top Triple Tactical Stacker Mag Pouch

I gave it to my friend and their good gifts and he likes it. The only thing is, he lancer M4 mags and it is as tight. But I'm pretty sure he just had to break them in.

Pouch was just as advertised and fitted the magazines perfectly.

Just to get the bad out of the way - these do not universally fit 7.62 magazines. Maybe there are 7.62 mags out there that fit fine, but I can verify that the pockets are too small to fit M14/M1A magazines.That being said, all these have to do is hold magazines, and they do that well enough. Build quality is a little better than you would expect for $20. The material is thicker than expected, and seems like it can take some punishment. I wouldn't bet your life on the stitching, but all it has to do is hold magazines, so you should be fine. The MOLLE weaving straps are reinforced for rigidity, which makes it a hell of a lot easier to weave into a panel. Of special note is that the weaving straps are also longer than most at almost 6". Probably a niche nice-to-have, but this makes it possible for me to wrap them around the cumberbund of my plate carrier so I can carry extra mags on the sides. All in all - would recommend.***UPDATE***For the 7.62/.308/M14/M1A magazine crowd: These work well with a little bit of hacking. Normally I wouldn't have bothered, but these pouches fit the cumberbund of my plate carrier (6" wide) damn near perfect because of the longer MOLLE straps (5.7"), plus all the M14-specific magazine pouches I could find had short MOLLE straps, and they were all double mag. So I wanted to see if I could make these mag pouches work with my larger magazines so I'd have a good fit to the plate carrier, and be able to carry 3 mags per side.Turns out it was pretty easy with a few cuts to remove the dividing fabric between the pockets. I followed along the seam of each tall pocket with scissors and cut from the top down to the bottom, leaving about a 1/2 inch of excess fabric along all seams. I then cut across the bottom from one cut to the other with an Xacto knife, and then made some short V cuts at each corner so the magazine could bottom out in the pocket. I was a little worried about how to seal the cuts to keep the nylon from unraveling, but all the fabric has a TPU backing, so the threads are already sealed in place. It's an easy job - maybe out 10m per pouch carrier. Hope this helps anybody else who might be in the same niche situation as me.

Well made, sturdy. Item is as described

very good quality and easy to use

Fit great seems to hold 5.56 mags well.

The only issue I have is Amazon putting 5.56 products with .308 searches. I received 5.56 mags for .308 function. I have 5.56 so no loss and they are well made so from a product standpoint they're great and well made

I searched AR-10 platform magazine pouches and this came up and I ordered without actually checking dimensions. Well it DOES NOT fit AR-10 platform magazines. Seems good for AR-15 but not what I needed.