GMW Universal Magnetic IWB/OWB Magazine Holster [2-Pack] | Magazine Pouch for 9mm 1911 .380 .40 .45 Glock 17 19 43 M&P S&W | Pistol Mag Pouch for Single/Double Stack Handgun Magazines and Ammunition

I ~ Always look at the ratings help me make a decision, but you always have to take what others say with a grain of salt, sometimes a whole bag of it when they give a bad review. These units appear to be very well-made and for my particular Carey needs, my Mag fits extremely well and I am able to reinstall the Mac with no problems at all in all situations. I noticed that some of the complaints were it was not comfortable, that it poked you in. the hip no matter where you wore it. I’m calling BS on that claim. I am added some pictures and measurements above which I find most helpful when trying to determine if the product will be good for the purchaser, something that I truly wish all sellers would do when they advertising their products. Give us all the dimensions and for this kind of scenario, put some different magazines in it to show us details. The magnet holding power is helpful and I believe for mine, simply the shape size of the magazine, and the material that surrounds it, being stretchy seems to hold mine perfectly. I’ve worn it daily and I’ve never had the magazine start to creep up out. Plus, I find it extremely comfortable worn as an inside carry magazine holder. Another complaint was the clip doesn’t fit over the belt! The photo above shows this is another debunked BS claim. The clip is more than enough size to fit over belts.. I personally use the thick battle belt liner that is made from Velcro and nylon that is extremely comfortable and secure and infinitely adjustable unlike regular belts and this picture shows it on 511 tactical pants. As noted in the picture, the clip not only fits over the belt, but also over the fabric of the pants included. The Velcro battle belt is more than an 1/8th inch thick X 1.5/8 in height and there’s room to spare still.

These are a good value. They seem to be well made, and the belt clip and magnet seem strong. The material is comfortable in contact with skin. If your magazine is short (double stack holding 10 rounds, say from a very compact pistol), then it will likely insert far into the pouch until it is a little difficult to remove quickly. A 15 or 17 round double stack, or a 10 round single stack (e.g., .45 cal 1911) magazine will be long enough to bottom out and prevent this, leaving the baseplate of the magazine readily accessible for removal. This is not the fault of the manufacturer - it's function of the length of the magazine. Overall, this is a good pouch for a very good price.

Good quality! The magnet holds the mag securely and fits a wide variety of mags both single and double stack.

Update: after a few uses the cloth losses up a bit and it is possible to put magazine back in (its difficult but possible). This is the first magazine pouch I have used. It is made well but the soft design makes it almost impossible to add a magazine once pouch is in place. The directions say add the pouch to your belt first and then add the magazine (yeah good luck). However it is very comfortable to wear and inexpensive.

Every once in a while, the cheap Amazon garbage turns out to not be garbage at all, but in fact the perfect thing for a great price. I have been experimenting with different CC setups and wanted to try some mag carriers, and these are now part of my EDC. I am quite surprised with how good the retention is - the magnets are strong but not too strong, so they don't snag on any little metal here and there. Running a Canik MC9 prime and the 17 round mags fit absolutely perfect. I can imagine some single stacks might be a tad loose in these, in fact. They are fairly short so anything taller than the MC9 mags might sit a little higher than some folks prefer, but for the standard micro-compact mags that are the rage these days these are absolutely perfect. I've used some of the mag carriers by brands like Tulster and WTP and honestly these are way, way, WAY better. The clips are metal instead of cheap-feeling plastic, and the material is quite comfy so I don't even notice them when I have them tucked in. Clips are juuuust tight enough to stay pretty darn secure on my 1.5 inch belt as well as clip nicely inside the pocket of my jeans, making these useful even if you are beltless. All in all, an absolute slam dunk, 10/10 mag holders. Whoever is making these particular models across the pond needs to bring those secrets to American manufacturers because these might be the best sub-comp mag holsters on the market today.

Functions as it should. The mag won't move when you don't want it to and is smooth and easy to pull out.

Well made, magnets very strong. These magazine have the best idiot clips I've ever seen. They're very tight, strong, and long. Not to mention they're made with strong metals, not cheap useless brittle plastic. I'm purchasing many more of these for gifts and for my own use. I can clip the holders on the pocket of my jeans, inside my waistband or on a back pack. Anywhere on my range bag. Eliminating the need to worry about the magazines sliding out, getting lost, and not being available in the event of an emergency reload. They are also priced very competitively. I'd even say, maybe even under priced for the quality they offer. Don't hesitate, they'll make a very functional addition to your gun accessory collection. Especially if your like me and run down that rabbit hole of getting everything I need and don't need for my collection lol. Shoot straight, keep your power dry, stay safe and practice often. God Bless America!

They’re ok just for needing something to hold magazines but the magnets kinda suck, only one was working to stay on metal with a full mag and the other slipped of right away, then after a few min the one with the good magnet started doing the same thing, took the magazine out for a little bit and tried again and it worked so not sure what’s wrong with the magnets only working sometimes like a dying battery,but other than that they’re an ok choice, probably a lot better out there