Ammunition SharpShooter MTP Pouch, Single Mag (Osprey Mk4)

Purpose-built for the Osprey MK4/MK4A body armor platform, this SharpShooter MTP Pouch delivers military-grade performance across tactical applications. Manufactured from 1000 Denier Cordura with infrared reflective treatment and finished in Multi-Terrain Pattern (MTP), it meets exacting British Armed Forces standards (NSN 8470-99-213-7545). The dual-security closure combines heavy-duty Velcro with metal press-stud retention, whilst internal elastic webbing maintains load integrity during dynamic movement.

MOLLE/PALS webbing with reinforced ends enables rapid integration onto vests, battle belts, and modular carriers. Bottom drainage grommet prevents moisture accumulation in field conditions. Proven across many operations, this SharpShooter MTP Pouch accommodates 9mm magazines (Glock 17, Browning Hi-Power, Sig Sauer), compact multi-tools, tactical lights, and emergency medical equipment. Surplus availability reflects its reputation for uncompromising durability and reliability.

Common Uses                                
While designed for the British Army, these pouches are popular in the surplus market due to their extreme durability. They are commonly used for:

1. Standard 9mm Magazines: Fits Glock 17, Browning Hi-Power, or Sig Sauer magazines.
2. Tools: Excellent for carrying multi-tools (like a Leatherman) or small tactical flashlights.
3. Medical Gear: Can hold a single tourniquet (CAT) in a pinch, though dedicated TQ holders are preferred.

Specifications

Details

• 8470-99-213-7545 or N.I.V
• Pouch, SharpShooter, Multi-Terrain Pattern (MTP)
• Osprey MK4 / MK4A Body Armour & MOLLE systems
• 1000 Denier Cordura (Infrared Reflective treated)
• Multi-Terrain Pattern (MTP)  

Design and Features                                
The "Sharpshooter" designation can be a bit confusing because this specific NSN is frequently associated with the Single 9mm Pistol Magazine Pouch, though it is built to the rugged standards of the Sharpshooter equipment suite.                                
Closure System: Features a heavy-duty Velcro (hook-and-loop) top flap. Most versions also include a metal press-stud (popper) for secondary security, ensuring the magazine stays seated during high-intensity movement.                                
Mounting: The rear features standard MOLLE/PALS webbing straps with stiffened ends, allowing it to be woven onto the Osprey vest, battle belts, or any standard modular plate carrier.1                                
Drainage: Includes a brass or plastic drainage grommet at the bottom to prevent water or debris from pooling inside the pouch.                                
Elastic Retention: Many units feature an internal elasticated band that keeps the magazine snug even if the top flap is left open for a "speed reload."