Relentless Tactical Leather Double Magazine Holder | Made in USA | Sizes to fit virtually Any 9mm, .40 or .45 Caliber Pistol Mag | Single or Double Stack | IWB or OWB Mag Pouch

I first purchased a leather IWB holster for my Glock 19 and was blown away by the quality of the materials and the level of the craftsmanship. Kydex is great but I wanted a leather holster and I was thrilled with the quality and the craftsmanship. Having such a great first experience with the holster, I decided to purchase the two-mag carrier and was equally impressed with it. As you can see in the picture, it fits the Glock mags perfectly (2 x 17-round are pictured). It also carries very comfortably inside the waistband and it would do equally well outside the waistband. One thing to think about is how well the clips hold onto a belt... in a word, their hold is outstanding. The little design details that you cannot see in the pictures are what contribute to such a great hold.Shipping was also great and the company seems to be intently focused on customer service.

This fits Sig P320 Compact 15rd mags perfectly and would be great for 17 rounders also. Well built quality leather, strong stitching, excellent dye job. Secure metal clips that don't mar your belt. The clips on the holder fit up to a 1 3/4" belt so the holder will move a tiny bit when drawing mags from the holder when attached to a 1 1/2" belt but it functions well and the holder does not detach from your belt. Held upside down I could not shake the mags out of the holder. Mags have a snug fit but draw nicely. Very pleased with this product and would buy again.

At first sight:1. Finish - superb. Top quality leather. Not too much. Just enough.2. Fit - exceptional. Could be worn OWB as well as IWB. Particular one I have is double stack pouch. Fits 9mm and .40 cal mags from Glock, CZ and SIG p365 x macro.3. Price - Fair. Could definitely be better. IMO $40 would be a great deal.I was looking for an IWB mag pouch and this one is it. It sits great, double clip holds it in place firmly. Standing, walking, running, squatting and sitting presents no problem.

The quality and craftsmanship are evident when you first open the package. This item is durable and incredibly well-made. Yes, as the instructions say, it is very stiff when you first receive it. But after a few days pulling the mags in and out (and leaving them in overnight), it is already easier to get them out. This is leather, so as with anything made of leather, it will take time to break it in, but it worth your time and effort.This is made in the USA, which is a big selling point for me.I also bought a plastic mag holder, and while that one functions just as it should, this one is so much more satisfying to use and own. It is worth every penny, and I will turn to this vendor for more items in the future.

First off - if you’re running a Glock 48 or 43X, you want the double stack version of this holster, not the single stack. The 48/43x uses a “stack-and-a-half” sort of design for its magazines that are much more similar in width to a true double stack than a single stack. The OEM magazines for my Glock fit very snug and tight at first - I can’t imagine them fitting in the single stack version at all. I’d very much recommend that the seller conduct their own testing and adjust their description accordingly.Retention on my magazines is good, and both mags resist falling out when I shake the holster upside down even after the initial stretch period. The spring metal clips are quite stiff, and did not ever threaten to fail and let the holster fly off my belt during training. Since the holster is designed to fit both 1.5” and 1.75” gun belts, it may shift around horizontally on the former due to the quarter inch of play between the belt and the clip itself, though this isn’t nearly as much of an issue as it would be for the holster for your gun.The downfall for this holder for me however is in the design - the pouches are simply too tall and too close together, leaving very little room to get any kind of purchase on the magazines for a speedy reload. Successfully extracting a mag from the pouch requires me to pinch firmly in a precise way as to pull on the baseplate, and then rotate the magazine in my hand once it is extracted in order to get it into position for a reload. This runs counter to most reloading techniques you can learn, which advise you to get a complete grip on your magazine before you take it out of the holster, in a similar way to how you want a complete firing grip on your gun before drawing. If I was running a gun with longer magazines, I imagine this issue would be somewhat mitigated, though that wouldn’t do anything about how close together they are.If you like the design of this holster, and your magazines are substantially longer than about 4”, then I think you’ll have a great time with the single-magazine variant. You can run two of them if you want so you can personalize their position on your belt to your needs. I’m giving this version four stars because of the craftsmanship and because I think this may be a good fit for someone with a larger gun who wants to maximize capacity on their belt in a minimal amount of space, but I’d caution against using this as a daily holster that might be pressed into emergency use unless you can get some serious time training with it and testing its fit for your magazines.