Tactical Magazine Pouch Bag Portable Small Nylon Bag Fast Mag for Pistol Polymer Black DE

The media could not be loaded.  I just got them. I will try to post a update.Not really a tight fit but with some mods/adjusting they work great.They are loose for my mags they are to the G&G GTP9 airsoft pistol. To get them to fit snug to sure that they don't fall out I twisted/doubled up the bands witch made it fit really well we will see how well they work and last. On my 3rd picture you can see the bands are really loose to start.Update: so the bands that attach it to your belt/gear are too stretchy and with the weight of the magazine make them kinda bounce. I ended up zip toeing them to my belt over all ok... great for the price hands down. But you get what you pay for.Final up date: over all again get what you pay for. Plastic they use can shatter easily and the rubber is too soft and stretchy they just bounce when you move and the hook tabs pop off. I feel if the used better rubber they will be fine. But I will be trashing them.

Fit great in molle straps. Was expecting two attached pairs from pictures. But it was two pair of individual ones....so four total single mag holders for $16!The cons? Well retention is tension by rubber bands. I would prefer them to be a little tighter for work use. But this can likely be remedied by adding more bands such as o-rings from the hardware store.Have only used for a week so far, but like them so far.

I just got these, I couldn't pass up 4 mag holders for under 20$...but like many of the reviews said, they do not hold mags securely. I carry Springfield 40 dbl stack 12rd mags (see pic). You can tell they tried to solve this problem by gluing a wider price of rubber inside of the holder which didn't help at all (see pic). So me being the Marine that I am new there was an easy fix for this problem. I went to Home Depot and found these O-rings (see pic). I trashed the top factory rubber band and placed 2 of these o-rings in its place, problem solved (see pic)

Good product. Needs some minor adjustments to work properly but not a big deal. My 40 caliber mag fit lose, so all I did was double band the bottom rubber which seams to have done the trick. The only thing that did happen was that the rubberband that goes to the very bottom of the mag holder tore on one as I was trying to put it on. It would be good if they would send extra just in case. Still like the product just a couple if minor adjustments.

These move around on your belt. There is no way to fix them in place or keep the angle from changing. For the price they work. I use them for USPSA. They grip my glock or berratta mags just fine. Just enough retention to keep them in for USPSA but I wouldn't use them where retention matters.

Was looking for mags for a competition belt setup. I have the gcode scorpion but they have a little too much retention. 4 of these for the cost of 1 competition mag pouch, I figured why not? Retention is good, mags fit, easy to take out. Pretty good for $16.

I use these for range work more than anything else. They do the job well and keep spare magazines within reach for expedient reloads. My only 2 complaints are that they don't hold the magazines as securely as I would like and they have a tendency to tilt forward or back on my belt when I do more than walk. But for the price I am happy and would rexomend them to anyone short of competition shooters.

1 of the retention bands was nicked on the loop end and failed (broke) when I put it onto my external plate carrier. Not a big deal as I modified the magazine holder and was able to install it anyway. I contacted the seller, twice, just to give them a heads up on the defective strap. They replied saying there was not content in my original message so i resent it. No reply. I wasn't asking for a replacement or compensation just if there were replacement straps available and if so where. Overall the mag holders are working out well. No retention issue with Glock 21 mags.