The U.S. military MOLLE II 6-magazine bandoleer in woodland camo is a lightweight ammo and gear carrier originally designed for the M16/M4 platform. It was commonly issued alongside early woodland MOLLE II rucks and assault packs in the early 2000s.

• Capacity for six 30-round STANAG magazines
  Three double-mag cells hold a total of six aluminum or steel AR/M16 magazines.
• Three individual flap-covered pockets
  Each pouch uses snap closures to secure magazines and protect them from dirt and debris.
• Woodland M81 camouflage Cordura nylon
  Made from rugged military-spec nylon for abrasion resistance and field durability. Most original woodland examples were produced around 2002-2004.
• Adjustable shoulder strap
  Can be worn cross-body like a traditional bandoleer for quick access to magazines.
• MOLLE II integration snaps
  Rear snaps allow the bandoleer to mount inside MOLLE II assault packs or rucksacks, especially in the claymore/admin pocket.
• Compact grab-and-go design
  Intended as an ammo resupply pouch, range carrier, or supplemental load carrier rather than a primary chest rig.
• NSN for woodland version: 8465-01-465-2144.
• Approximate dimensions: around 11.25" × 8.25" × 1.75".

The bandoleers were designed around the usgi mags. Pmags will fit but they will not close and snap properly when double stacked.