Matrix 40mm M203 Airsoft Grenade Shell Pouch (Color: Foliage Green)

"Fits my grenades perfectly and is as expected would recommend

"1st one i bought came with malice clips and has no brand markings but the other 2 i just bought have molle straps and is branded as emerson
Overall great pouches for 40mm shells

"This is a good little pouch. holds 6 40mm grenade shells, I have mine clipped to my belt and it holds up very nicely, easy to unbuckle it quickly and grab the next shell. Good product

"very great quality, pouch can fit almost anything!
quality materials
can be used for soemthing different if you dont intend on using it for drum mag storage.

"This pouch is a little flimsy. I am used to the mole attachments that have buttons to secure the molle straps on the last weave. This one you fold the end tabs over to hold it in place. It holds six grenades easily and has elastic loops to hold each grenade. One side of the pouch folds out to give you easier access to your grenades. I’m trying to find something else to carry my grenades eventually, but this will work for now.

"I'm going to start this review by taking out my frustration with manufacturers that don't understand how MOLLE is supposed to work on this product. The loops on the back of the pouch that you're supposed to weave the vertical straps back through are entirely too small to do so. There is no space whatsoever between these loops and the back of the pouch; you'd have a difficult time sliding the blade of a knife through it. This absolutely infuriates me because I can't stand having my pouches flopping around while I'm running, and the fact that this is a grenade pouch makes it ten times worse.

The materials won't rip anytime soon, that's for sure. You can fit TAGINN shells in it as well, although it's obvious it wasn't designed for it. The fold-open front is convenient for getting to the grenades, but it also means it's not practical to leave the pouch unbuckled as it'll stick out half a foot from your rig and could easily snag on something.

Overall, I'm going to give this a fairly neutral rating because of its solid construction and tight elastic loops and the fact that a lot of my complaints may just be personal issues.

"Not a bad pouch after some modification. the top sides don't cover the bottom sides very well so I zip tied them to stay. My pouch had sewn-in belt loops instead of the malice clips like in the picture so zip ties came the the rescue again. If you use T.A.G. m203 rounds like I do then I suggest that you get the Condor binocular pouch instead.

"Back stitching tore from the weight after only an hour in the field. Absolute garbage.