KRYDEX IPSC USPSA IDPA Competition Shooting Multi-Angle Adjustment Speed Shooter's Pistol Magazine Pouch Mag Holster Holder

I ordered one of these to pouches to test it out. Loved it so much I ordered 4 more. These pouches are identical to the Black Scorpion pouches. Exactly the same. The only difference is the Black Scorpion emblem. They are fully adjustable. They have a swivel tension mount so you can rotate them and cant them towards or away from your body. You can also raise or lower them on the belt mount. The only negative I have is that it takes a bit to get them mounted on the belt so they don't lend well to a rig where you're swapping or moving the pouches often. Other than that, they are a great value. One recommendation is to use Loctite on the threads once you get them to where you want so they don't loosen and move Mainly the main screw that holds the swivel mount.

Just as described. I have purchased this in the past, just needed to add to another belt.

This might be the most tedious mag carrier ever made. It’s filled with tiny nuts and bolts that need to be adjusted for everything. It was slightly too small for my belt so I had to use a dremel to make it fit. Even when I tighten the main screw to set the angle of the mag it will still move with mild pressure. Regardless of the criticism it is still less than $15 and I’ll use it until it breaks.

I haven’t run them in a match yet, but they appear to be quite sturdy and easy to convert from a double stack to a single stack (to run with my 1911). These are very impressive for the price and I was just practicing dry reloads and was very happy. I would say worth every single penny. They were challenging to get into my belt, so now that they are on, they are staying on. So if you are someone who likes to swap around setups, I wouldn’t recommend these or I would recommend getting a second belt (that’s what I did). I do have two minor complaints, but again for the price, I can live with both of these: 1. I wish these came with instructions of some sort on swapping out the spacers and how many of the rubber washers you should leave in so that it makes your adjustments a little easier (again a very MINOR thing) 2. I wish the panel on the front that allows you to access the screw that adjusts cant of the mag was easier to get off (again, A very minor thing).

The space for the belt was too narrow for a standard inner&outer Velcro belt. To get to the screws to loosen the belt bracket, the mag holder had to be loosened so it can be moved. To do that the outer plate has to be removed to place the Allen wrench thru the hole to loosen the mag holder. The screws are very tiny and were some odd ball size. I just happen to have a wrench that fit. The literature did say anything about sizes and wrenches were not provided. The Allen wrench for the mag holder adjustment did not fit inside the holder to avoid removing the outer plate. Once all that is done, the mag holder can be slide on the belt to place the mag holders. I left the outer plates off until I use it to see if any other adjustments need to be made. If so, it will not be quick or easy. Good luck.

I have been using these for a year now and they have worked great. Only ones I have used but they are working as expected. I did drill a center hole for better access to the adjustment screw.

These are exactly the same as the BSG Precision Series for little as $10 each compared to $28.99. The only difference is that the BSG has an aluminum decorative panel where this item has a plastic one. They are very good pouches. You can adjust the ride height, pivot and angle for custom positioning.

Absolute pain to deal with and doesn’t fit a 1911 single stack 45 very well. The adjustability is a nice feature, but I wouldn’t recommend this for a true battle/duty belt. Sending along some wrenches would have for the teeny, tiny screws would have been a nice touch. Mine also for whatever reason came set up for right hand use…prompting a complete disassembly to get it set up for left side. I’m sure they are OK for a range belt or light competition use, if you don’t mind a lot of time for setup. Overall: “meh”

These work awesome. I’m no competition shooter but I’ve ran my mags through them a ton and they have held up perfectly. They showed up exactly as they were advertised. Fast shipping as well!

They work well with Glock mags

These mag holders are affordable knock-offs of high end, competition-oriented holders which can cost 3x+ more per unit. If you are patient and handy with small tools, they can provide a low cost entry into competitive practical shooting sports. They are highly adjustable to a range of magazines and fit most common belt systems (up to 1 1/2” width). Made of plastic, they will not have the lifespan of high end units made of aluminum etc., but until you get into high frequency, intense practice and competition sessions they do the job. You have to spend time adjusting them to fit your mags, dealing with many tiny nuts and screws as others have mentioned (would be nice if company included some spares as they do tend to go walkabout!). Getting them mounted on your belt is also a bit of a pain; once you get them setup you will want to leave them on. As shown in accompanying pictures, I made a couple of mods which improved holders a bit. As they come, mag retention is by friction alone, which changes with use, temperature, etc. You can tighten the top black knobbed bolt down for secure retention, but then mags may be sticky to pull out. I epoxied 3/4” by 1/8” thick rare earth magnets to the inside center of the outer panel of each holder, so the magnet was centered over the fortuitously positioned hole through the inner panel of each holder (silver disc visible in photo). The resulting clearance is perfect for effective mag retention, without any scraping or interference and allows one to reduce the friction screw pressure, giving a secure but slick action. Note some competitions disallow magnet-only holders; it’s not clear if they would rule this system out, but if that ever was an issue one can quickly undue 2 nuts and remove the outer panels with attached magnets and use friction retention alone. Also as seen in photos, I drilled a tiny pair of holes in lower rear corners of each side of holders, and pushed through a 4-40x1” screw, with a piece of black plastic tubing as a spacer (cut to fit my mag thickness), with a nyloc nut on inner end. This addition made the mag holders much more sturdy and stable. Finally, as others have suggested, once I had all the holders adjusted so mags fit well, and got them mounted on the belt at the correct angles (tilting slightly away from belt, and slightly forward works), I applied blue medium threadlock to every nut and bolt (except top friction knob) and retightened everything carefully. Several friends use these holders as well, without modification, and seem happy. They use the holders with Krydex belts which also seem fine. I had a similar but higher-end Black Scorpion belt, on which these customized holders also work well.

Seems well built. Easy to switch to lefty holds glock and smith&wesson mags supper tight but are easy to pull out and put back so There great for speed loading but these are my first mag holders like this so i have no other brands to compare too. I will repost. If they break

Received this 2 days ago, and they are great. Packaging was great. Only thing that I question is that to adjust the angle and/or tightness of mag holder you need an Allen key which was not included. I didn't take off a star because almost everyone has allen keys. These mag holders are a welcome addition to my range days.