YAMP - Yet Another Magazine Pouch

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**still a work in progress but has been used in play** YAMP is intended to be a universal half dart magazine pouch - it can carry talons (original and slanted, haven't tested nightingale) and katanas. I have also tested it out on the ZWQ S200 FireRat as well. It has a wider entry and a narrower end which is intended to make it easier to insert, whilst holding tight enough that the magazine can even hang down It will require M2.5 x5-10mm screws in order to assemble, and either about 1m of 2-3mm elastic cord or rubber bands to hold everything together. Elastic cord is aesthetically nicer, though is more trouble to install. There are two configurations of attaching to molle - vertically or horizontally. You'll want to mount the pouch base first before applying the elastic. The vertical configuration uses the molle slip and board - just line the holes up and screw in. Then line up the screw holes on the pouch with the screw holes on the board and screw in. The horizontal configuration uses just the horizontal board only - slip it in between three rows of molle, then screw on the pouch. The flat base design is intended to fold up, so it has 0.4mm panels intended to bend. It's a little wider so it has slightly more universal compatibility, but being wider you won't be able to stack three magazines together (I'll eventually get around to rejiggering things). **update** use folded base2, it's got 2mm more clearance inside which means most magazines now fit The folded base design prints upright. It can technically hold Talon magazines, just not very well. Katana magazines do not fit at all. Fire rat magazines fit perfectly. it's narrower and can fit three pouches vertically together. There's two options for the front. V2 has the middle segment removed, which is slightly nicer for aesthetic purposes, otherwise there's not much difference between the two. Finally, there's space at the top at the semi-circles to thread elastic through if you want something of a base for the pouch but otherwise not completely necessary.