When you thought strichtarn madness was over... It's back!! The elusive DDR Magazine pouches are in!

Being East Germany (aka Russian communist Germany after the War), these guys were using those Kalashnikov machines and the pouches we have accommodate a couple of different varieties:
AKM - for longer, curved magazines (like AK47, too)
AK74 - designed with a straight central division (UTV also has a straight internal division)

Common to all of these pouches is the rain camo pattern strichtarn, clasps to the front, belt loops to the back and they all have 4 cell divisions inside. The last iteration of East German uniform, UTV, included these pouches with green trim. Having fabric divisions and construction, the capacity can vary but these should happily fit 4x AK mags. Most of these pouches are in really nice condition but some show grime or a little storage corrosion.

These have been uncommon in the surplus market for some time now - pick up one or collect 'em all. Store your mags or just use as a cute wee rain camo pouch, nice.

Features:

• Genuine East German Army surplus
  
• 4 internal fabric divisions
• Belt loops to back
• 2 loop & thread style buckles to front

Dimensions: (when fastened) Approx 25cm L x 18cm W x 6cm D
Colour: Strichtarn 
Condition-
AK74: 
Used/Good -  Item is well used. There may be marks/stains/scratches or repairs, but it is still in functioning order. If you want more information on our condition ratings, check out our 
AKM:
Used/Good -  Item is well used. There may be marks/stains/scratches or repairs, but it is still in functioning order. If you want more information on our condition ratings, check out our 
UTV:
Used/Very Good - Item has clearly had some use. There may be marks and signs of wear, but still lot's of life left. If you want more information on our condition ratings, check out our 

*Note* The AK74 pouch with straight division also includes a variation that has an additional side pouch - for cleaning kit, pistol mag or loader. These will be picked at random and are shown in accompanying AK74 images, see 6th image.