
FirstSpear’s M4 Single, Double, and Triple pouches deliver scalable 5.56×45 magazine carriage for operational loadouts. Each pouch is built to securely hold 30-round magazines with mil-spec elastic webbing and a reinforced flap for positive retention. The hook-and-loop closure provides fast access while keeping mags locked in during movement.

The M4 Single holds one or two stacked magazines in a compact footprint, ideal for streamlined setups where space and weight matter. It’s available in both 6/9™ and 6/12™ attachment styles for mission-specific integration.

The M4 Double features two adjacent pockets, carrying up to four total magazines. It offers increased capacity without sacrificing retention or accessibility and is also available in 6/9™ and 6/12™ configurations.
For maximum on-kit ammo load, the M4 Triple carries up to six magazines across three pockets. Built with the same secure retention system, it mounts via 6/12™ for a lightweight, low-profile attachment. Whether scaling up or running slick, the M4 line provides reliable, mission-ready magazine carriage.
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The naming of Blue Force Gear’s new belt pouch innovation was inspired by Ötzi the Iceman, a 5,300-year-old Copper Age traveler discovered in the Alps and proclaimed the oldest and best-pre-served, naturally mummified human ever documented. Preserved in glacial ice, Otzi was found wearing a modular belt outfitted with equipment like a knife sheath, food/medicine pouch, and fire-start-ing kit. It stands as the earliest known example of a tactical belt, a testament to how long warriors have trusted a well-built waist rig to keep mission-critical gear exactly where it needs to be.





















































































































