
- description
Most triple mag panels solve retention and then get in the way of everything else you want on the front of a carrier. This one is built the other way round: the retention is elastic rather than a flap or a bungee, and the front face is laser-cut MOLLE so you can stack straight over the top of it.
Fujin rate it for three M4 magazines. The elastic is tensioned to hold through movement while still letting a mag come out one-handed, which is the whole point of an open-top panel.
The back is a MOLLE panel, so it goes onto any MOLLE-compatible carrier without an adapter — it is designed around the NADAI Gen2 but not tied to it. Fujin also make 3D-printed Hikari inserts that stiffen the pockets; those are a separate item from them and not part of this listing.
Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Layer | Layer 3 of 5 — mag system |
| Capacity | Three M4 magazines |
| Retention | Elastic, open top |
| Front | Laser-cut MOLLE for stacked pouches |
| Back | MOLLE panel, no adapter required |
| Shell | 1000D Cordura |
| Option | 3D-printed Hikari inserts, supplied separately by Fujin |
| Colours | Khaki, Shinto MTP |
| Manufacturer | Fujin Airsoft |
Frequently asked questions
Will it fit a carrier that is not a NADAI? Yes. The back is a plain MOLLE panel, so anything MOLLE-compatible will take it.
Will it hold mags other than M4? Fujin rate it for M4 magazines. Elastic will hold a similar profile, but we would rather you told us what you run than have us guess — message us and we will check.
What do the inserts actually do? They stop a part-empty pocket collapsing, so the mag goes back in first time. Fujin sell them as Hikari inserts; they are not included here.
Can I put a dangler under it? Yes — the Futai Dangler is designed to sit below the carrier and clear of this panel.