Double Alpha Academy (DAA) Competition Mag Pouch, IPSC Magazine Pouches

DAA Competition Mag Pouch

$36.95

Description:
These new mag pouches are made in South America by JorgeSinardi, and we are very proud Double-Alpha Academy is the exclusive European distributor. We offer them under our own brand name DAA Competition mag pouches.

These cleverly designed magazine pouches offer features very few others do:
They are compatible with ALL double-stack magazines, from small cz type 9mm mags to full size STI mags. No parts are needed to change from one mag type to another – just move the rollers to the next holes and tighten up as needed! Couldn’t be simpler.

The magazines are completely ambidextrous – suitable for right and left hand assembly.

They offer an exceptional range of adjustment – see detailed description below. And they offer the very firmest grip as well as the smoothest release on the market, thanks to the double set of rollers and the flexible material used. You will find no better.

The DAA Competition pouch is one of the very few in the industry that allows adjustment of the cant, thus allowing the magazine to be tilted closer of further from your body.
A full 360 deg rotation is possible, allowing you to adjust the angle to the magazine in each pouch to best suite your needs.
The Base pad can be assembled onto the belt in two positions, thus allowing the user to choose if he wishes to mount the magazine higher or lower on his belt, with a 20mm variance.

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Weight: 0.26 lb
Manufacturer: Double-Alpha Academy

Current Reviews: 1

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Date Added: Thursday 16 June, 2011

Reviewer: Stephen A Worcester

Rating: [5 of 5 Stars!]

The two DAA Competition Mag Pouches that I recently purchased (Red and Blue) are an improvement over the first pair that I bought here. I mentioned this in the review of the first pair. The changed nuts really made it easier to mount the pouches on the belt. I wear them black, red, blue, black. Several of the Open Class shooters asked me where I got them and I told them about CED.