Universal Handgun Pistol Magazine Hanger Holder (Pack of 2)

Got these to be more organized in my safe. I will need to get more. They work well but you want one for each type of ammo. The 45 mags won't fit with the 9s. I had to put the 22 on one and 9s on the other. I have 45s and 380s also so I'll need ones just for those. The do work well.

Great buy, holds double stacked mags as well as AR mags with no problem; u won't be disappointed.I have one loaded with 4 double stacked mags that hold 27rds each and the holder has not gave in one bit.My 2nd image shows a single stacked mag on the end...not gonna work; and it's not even loaded, so once loaded it will absolutely fall, so this product will not fair well if u plan on using it for single stacked mags.Building 2 ARs in the next couple of months so I will definitely be ordering more of these...happy with this purchase.

Helped further organize my safe. Not strong enough to hold up a full rack of loaded magazines. Only works with double stack magazines

Was looking for a solution to many, multiple magazines in the gun safe. This looked like a great solution.Not so much.There is no description of the magazine holder in the Amazon listing, but I was relying on someone making holders for handguns being able to make holders for magazines.The only magazines that will reliably stay in this magazine holder are the double stack 45 ACP mags for my Para 14-45. Good reliable fit there. But those are the only ones.Mags for my P226 40 S&W will not stay if pushed all the way to the closed end -- are only secure toward the open end -- the second is a maybe, the third will slip right out.Mags for the M&P 9c 9mm won't stay in even in the open end (where the wires are closer together).There is a slip of paper in the package that says the holders are for double stack magazines only -- a little point that was not included in the listing -- and that note is correct. No single stack mag has a chance here -- not even a 1911 45 ACP.So -- in the end these are not much benefit for very many pistol owners. Not a lot of 45 double stack mags around -- really pretty rare.Listing should be much more specific about what these are intended for (ie double stack only), and manufacturing process needs to be tweaked so that the device will work for common double stack mags such as M&P and Sigs (can't speak to Glocks because I don't have any, but presume the same issue with them). The wires that form the hanger pocket are not parallel (and closer together at the open end than the closed end), and no way to make them closer at the closed end, so no way to modify at home to work for the narrower mags without cutting and re-welding (and then re-coating).Just not very well done.

For the 2 pack of mag holders. 1 of them was perfect...held my Glock mags securely. The 2nd one was a full 1/8in wider at the back, so the mags would slip out.I found a use for the poorly constructed one, so did not return.

These mag holders work great just as long your magazines are double stack magazines. They will not hold 1911or M&P Shield mags etc etc but work great with almost any other mag of a wider width. Take note also that these fit properly on shelves of 3/4 (carpeted) thickness with some very slight bending adjustment might be required.

It is a great idea to store magazines free up space by utilizing space never used

Doesn’t work completely as advertised. Bought two.One would hold empty pmags, the other wouldn’t. Neither could hold a loaded pmag.It can hold 3 loaded, surplus ak mags, so that’s what they’re doing now.Pistol mags had about the same luck. It could hold two loaded sig 320 mags but beretta and cz both failed.