Condor Double Pistol MAG Pouch

Good fit for Ruger P85 clips & OLight S2R's and similar size flashlights

these are awesome and a great fit but a lil bulky but thats sorta the price you pay for durabilityjust wish they could be a lil thinner

Condor products are always outstanding.

I had a fully Velcro single mag pouch for over a year that I ended up shredding from heavy use. Upgraded to the double recently.Pros: it seems sturdy, holds what I need it to. I keep a single-stack mag and a Gerber in it daily.Cons: the velcro closures are far too long for my needs. It would be fine if the object held in the pouch is longer, but for a Glock 43 magazine, it's unnecessary. I solved this problem by pulling out the straps and cutting off part of the ends before reattaching the Velcro inside the pouch.The other con is that it buttons to attach to molle/a belt. I didn't think I'd dislike it as much as I do, but I really miss the Velcro. With the buttons, it's quite loose, and moves more than I'd like it to. It's definitely a pro if you're looking for quiet attachment, but the Velcro closure on the front of the pouch negates this, anyway.All in all, it does what I need it to, so I'm giving it four stars. I've had it for a few months, and there are no signs of wear. Will update if anything changes.

I use this for the 2 extra magazines for my edc .45 APC which results in larger magazines. I have extended magazines to carry more rounds and this easily handles the size. They fit snugly and the closure is secure so I do not worry about them becoming dislodged. The material makes it much more comfortable than my old kydex magazine carrier. It belt loops unsnap so it can work with other tactical gear using the molle webbing system.

This thing is perfect if you have MOLLE gear and need a universal fit for pistol mags. It holds 9mm, 40 S&W, and .45 double stack mags no problem.As pictured, it holds those mags great. The Glock has the smallest mags, and the pouch will no doubt fit longer mags (up to 20 rounds maybe?). The VP9SK mag has the grip extension, but is the normal VP9 magazine underneath.Amazed at how well it fits the USP 45 magazines, it's not too tight and still comes out fast.Great product! I wear my spare mags while on my motorcycle with no issues or fear of falling out, everything is secure. Unlike Kydex, this won't warp or crack, and can go on a vest, plate carrier, or even backpack. I bought two and will be buying more.

OK, while technically not bulletproof, i use mine in a slightly different manner, but it still holds together over 80 miles of hikes.I have mine attached to my backpack to hold my hatchet. Wherever I hike i always make a point to be prepared. I have a Craftsman camp axe and couldn't find a suitable sheath, so I brainstormed a way to carry it on the front of my pack. The MOLLE straps in the rear of the Mag Pouch hook right to the PALS webbing on my Camelbak Motherlode pack. The handle is secured with a cord lock and a bit of paracord. The axe is mounted horizontally and never snags on the brush as I hike. I separated the stitching dividing the 2 pockets and placed a plastic insert to protect the pouch from the axe cutting edge. The 2 adjustable length velcro straps hold it securely and I never have to worry about it falling out.FWIW, I have used the ACU colored one on my mil issued Condor tactical vest, it fits a Berretta 9mm magazine like a glove... Another bulletproof design.Shnick

I got this double pistol mag pouch to attach to my range bag, which happens to have handy MOLLE attachment points. About 5 years ago, it seemed like Condor had a reputation for being a Maxpedition copycat, but wow has that changed quite a bit. The finish of these pouches feels really rugged, the MOD attachment Condor uses to attach to PALS webbing is so much easier than the odd TacTies Maxpedition used, and it securely keeps what I put in the pouch until I want to get it out. I suppose the only negative that I have is shorter magazines might fit in looser than the pouch was intended for, there's no adjustment possible like on their OC Pepper Spray holster. The hooks on the closure will be bound to attract fuzz when they aren't attached to loops.