US WW2 Thompson or Grease Gun 30rd stick magazine pouch Marked JT&L 1944®

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Name: US WW2 Thompson 30rd stick magazine pouch Marked JT&amp;L 1944®
SKU: 2078
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Rating: 5.00 (1 reviews)

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US WW2 Thompson 30rd stick magazine pouch Marked JT&L 1944®

Rated 5.00 out of 5 based on 1 customer rating

(1 customer review)

$24.99

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SKU: 2078 Categories: American, Field Gear, Magazine Pouches & Belts Tag: US WW2 Thompson or Grease Gun 30rd stick magazine pouch Marked JT&L 1944®

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Description

US Thompson Magazine pouch

Marked JT&L 1944®

Will hold 8 30 rd mags

Expertly Handcrafted Replica

Additional Information

Weight	0.00000000 kg

Reviews (1)

1 review for US WW2 Thompson 30rd stick magazine pouch Marked JT&L 1944®

Rated 5 out of 5

brianthreet (verified owner) – August 1, 2022

Bought this to use as a grab and go magazine pouch for my LWRC SMG 45 and Tommy Built TMP. Well made and sturdy pouch, faithful reproduction of the original. Will very snugly fit 4 25 rd UMP magazines and will still snap closed, with some effort. Over time I feel like the canvas will stretch a little and be easier to snap shut. Anyone who owns a UMP style SMG knows the pouch options are limited. I’ll likely be buying another of these, because I like the classic look and even close to 80 years later, this design still works for modern weapons.