SW Snap On Magazine Carriers

This model magazine carrier is very popular due to the easy on and off, unlike a belt slide carrier. 

I offer them for some lights and multi tools. 

It is available in single, double and triple. 

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Single and double pocket magazine carriers.

    A simple but proven clamshell design for discreet carry. Each are built with a flatter front to help disguise the carrier while allowing an ease of draw. 

     The double carrier is for single stack magazines only. A double stack is just not comfortable in the back pocket. This is due to the bulk of the magazine being against the body. 

     The width of each carrier is precise for the position it will be carried. I try each one on before sewing to ensure there is not too much or too little leather. However, these are built for standard jeans/pants. They are not built to be worn in larger pockets like some tactical or cargo pants that are out there. To make the carrier work,  I will need the pocket dimensions. I do not build these for cargo pant pockets. Only front or back pockets.

Single magazine carrier: $45

Double magazine carrier: $75

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Belt Slide Magazine Carriers

A classic and proven design that will serve the user well for years to come.  The design pulls the magazine close to the body if the user is worried about it printing. 

I offer them for some lights and multi tools. 

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Snap on single mag carrier #2: $55.

Quite the classic design. It's slim, trim and takes up very little space on the belt. I do want to be transparent about one thing. Larger, double stack mags may not pull into the body like some may want. The person's body type may affect this as well. If one prefers, I will substitute the  one way snap with a screw system. This can help pull it into the body but defeats the "easy on and off". 

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Pancake pocket holster: $75

     The pancake style pocket holster is my favorite style pocket holster. It is more "wallet" shaped and with the front and back "horn", it really grips the pocket on the draw. I have found this style works well with guns from the Seecamp size up to a Sig P365 X Macro and most small J frame revolvers. 

     Things to note: The front side of the holster is not blocked. This is to keep it a more wallet/flat looking. That way, when the user sits, it should not look like a gun. The back is heavily blocked, which gives it it's retention. And that retention isn't OWB retention. If I made the retention that strong, the user wouldn't be able to draw it. The pocket adds to the friction retention.  These are not meant to be worn in overly large pockets or cargo pant pockets. They are roughly 5.5-6 inches across, which is the average front and most back pockets. If you have overly large pockets, like some tactical style pants, please email me. 

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Tuckable IWB Magazine Carrier: $55

This IWB single magazine carrier couples well with one of my Aegis appendix holsters. Designed to be as slim and trim possible for maximum concealment with ease of draw. 

Due to the unique reverse fold, it can only be ordered with bullets forward. . 

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Clip on pocket single magazine carrier: $55

     After many requests, I found a pocket clip, from DCC, that works well for pocket carry. With their clip and my Aegis single mag carrier design, this has been proven to be quite effective for EDC. 

     For those who already have one of my Aegis single mag carriers, they can purchase a pocket clip from me or DCC direct and convert it to pocket carry. I've said this quite a bit: I like options and I believe most do as well. 

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Pocket magazine carriers

     My pancake pocket magazine carriers are nothing new on the market but I ensure the are effective. I offer 3 different models. 

     The first is a standard front pocket carrier. Not overly large to still allow other items in the pocket. As flat a face as possible with a heavily blocked back. 

     The second is a slightly larger back pocket carrier. It will not take up the entire pocket (5.5-6 inches). Rather, it is just over 4 inches which will work and still allow for a clip on flashlight to sit next to it. 

     Finally, the back pocket double carrier, for single stacks only. I keep minimal leather at the bottom of the carrier to allow for use of various size magazines, when it comes to 1911's and similar. Please know if you have the large/longer base plates, they may be just above the pocket. But, an untucked t-shirt would hide it well. I do not offer it for double stack magazines as the portion that is against your body is uncomfortable when you sit. If one wants to give it a go, please know it is a buyer be aware and there will be no refund/return. 

Front pocket single magazine carrier: $50

Rear pocket single magazine carrier: $50

Rear pocket double magazine carrier: $75

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