@Hell NO @Gomig-21 Relax and Take it from someone who actually served and used to wear those vests. Ammo was not an issue at all. We just used separate ammo satchels that were located at the side of the hip. It actually felt more comfortable knowing that when crap hit the fan, you could easily pull the magazine from the side like reaching for something in your pocket rather than patting your chest looking for the damn thing.
The vest itself in Egyptian service is a Chinese knock off of an American design that was phased out a long time ago.
The OD satchel should not be substituted for webbing. That provides the same feeling but with much better usability and utility. Usual load out:
2-3 3X magazine pouches on the left.
3X utility pouches to the rear carrying water bottle, mess tins, and radio/rations/ancils
2X smoke grenade pouches/back up tea thermos holders on the right
1/2X fragmentation grenade pouches on the right
This leaves the front of the combat body armour if wearing one clear allowing the wearer to both fire comfortably in prone and avoid everything on their midriff blowing into their face if they hit an IED. Also you still have what you need to fight if an emergency situation occurs where you need to remove CBA.
If the CBA has molle, which it should, then this is the typical load out:
Med pouch under right elbow
Grenadier pouches across midriff or bandolier slung across body
Side arm holstered on chest, underneath med pouch, or on belt depending on preference
Admin pouch with aide memoirs/maps on chest or under left arm usually NCOs and Officers only
9mm pouches and/or extra ammunition pouches under left elbow/above webbing ammunition pouches
Personal role radio and presell on top left shoulder
Since the majority of vests and CBA have molle nowadays you can easily move the magazine pouches to the bottom left too and have you whole load on it without the webbing. Although I'm not too big a fan of that.
Also using the vest and practicing often enough will make operating with ammunition on the front second nature as well.