Relentless Tactical Leather Magazine Holder | Made in USA Sizes to fit virtually Any 9mm .40 .45 or .380 Pistol Mag | Single or Double Stack | IWB or OWB

Magazine holder it’s excellent quality, but it does not quite match the whiskey barrel brown of the belt I ordered.

Great mag retention and it looks good

The clip is pretty sharp, and narrow. The leather is OK but very thin. It is only single stitched which is ok at best. I think it could be a lot better for the money. I recommend kydex they have a way better belt clip and cost half the price.

This is a well-made magazine carrier, particularly for the money. It’s a good fit for all sorts of 9mm double-stack magazines.

These are made extremely well. I prefer leather over plastic. It’s quiet and not as abrasive on my clothing. The leather, stitching, and steel clip are solid and hold up to everyday use. Keep in mind, these are leather. If the magazine is tight, it will stretch over time. You do not want to “stretch it to fit,” on day one. You will end up with a loose fitting magazine. Resist the temptation “to save a buck” and use multiple manufacturer magazines in the same holder, as each manufacturer’s dimensions will vary. You could end up with a loose fitting holder. I would recommend designating each magazine holder, for a specific pistol, with a white Sharpie on the steel clip.

As a Tactical Trainer and former combat veteran during a time when it was not popular to be a combat vet, I learned the hard way, what was and is superior equipment and tactics. I have a crate full of gear I have purchased and found to be seriously wanting--expensive gear. I hesitated buying these mag pouches as I knew nothing of Relentless Gear. I threw abandon to the wind and purchased two mag pouches for my S&W M&P full-sized and compact 9mm.Wow. Perfect FIT!These mag pouches are well made, and will be extremely durable and reliable as long as I take care of the leather.I hate Kydex. I have had Kydex break in severe cold weather and under heavy, real world tactical abuse. Leather never fails me, at least not when it is being used in the tropics. I live and operate in NE Ohio. So leather serves me best in this climate all year. And these mag pouches are really the best I have run across. I wear two single pouches as that is what I find works for me--flexibility wise. Years of operating has a way for showing what works best for each person, and these two Relentless pouches are comfortable, tough, operational, and secure my full 17 round mags tightly, even while running. The pouches allow the speediest re-loads my aging hands can effect.I recommend this product from Relentless, HIGHLY! Thanks!

I got the single stack magazine holder for a Sig P938 9mm mag. I will say that it is NOT tight at all, slides in and out easily. That could possibly be a problem if I were rolling around on the ground or got tipped upside down :D, but for regular walking around and needing to keep a reload on hand it is easy peasy. I definitely like being able to put it on and take it off without taking my belt off, and it does so fairly easily. The only thing that I don't care as much for, and is no fault of the holder really, is that wearing it under a shirt the top of the magazine tends to dig into my side a little and rub against my skin. This would obviously not be much of a problem if a shirt was between the magazine and my bare skin but that's not how I'm likely to wear it 99% of the time. Just an FYI for those who would carry the same way. Other than that I'm happy with the purchase! I can't speak for it's durability but I have yet to have an issue with any leather gun or mag holsters for the way I use/carry them in the years I have done so, so I doubt this will be any different.

While this is very well made with good high quality leather it is really not meant for the Glock 21 Double Stack .45 acp magazines. It says it will fit a lot of magazines including the G21 mag but it is very tight to even get the magazine started. I had to soak it in warm water to get the magazine fully inserted and let it dry to shape. This does however bulge the rear of the magazine out a bit so it's not flat anymore. Makes the belt clip tight and it wasn't exactly over generous to begin with. I ended up removing the clip and putting a 1" piece of leather strapping as the belt loop. Made it long enough and lose enough to be able to move the magazine on my belt. Not a bad situation but don't buy this thinking it will fit the Glock 21 mags.