Manufacturer: High Speed Gear
Weight: 0.11 lb
Material: Cordura/Polymer
TS Dimensions Length: 1-1/2"
TS Dimensions Width: 1"
TS Dimensions Height: 4"
Color: Coyote Brown
For Use With: Pistols
Series/Collection: 13PT10/Taco
Mounting Type: Adaptable Belt
Number of Compartments: 1

Features

This versatile single pistol mag pouch can hold almost any caliber of pistol magazines, as well as multitools, small flashlights, pocket knives and more. The unique, patented design makes this the most versatile pistol mag pouch around. High Speed Gear's new Adaptable Belt Mount (ABM) attachment format offers a sturdier alternative for mounting to belts. This attachment method uses a strip of durable, vinyl-backed, heavy-duty nylon laminate and reliable snap closure to create a belt loop. Two laser-cut slits enable the user to thread the loop smaller or larger for 1-1/2 to 1-3/4 inches belts or 1-3/4 to 2 inches belts, respectively. The inside of this fashioned belt loop features a patch of hook designed to match up with the interior loop of our rigger belts to lock the pouch in the desired position on your belt.

Most pistol magazines are held securely
Deployed easily and silently on demand
Also fits flashlights, multi-tools and mini smoke grenades
Comes in single, double and triple configurations
Covered by HSGI's lifetime warranty, made in the USA

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