POLE.CRAFT IWB/OWB Magazine Holster Kydex - Mag Carrier Fits: 9mm .40 Double Stack / 9mm .40 Single Stack - P365 1911 Glock 19 19X 17 26 27 28 43 22 23 25 26 27 31 32 33 34 35 37 38 Glock43X .. Mag

It is bigger than described. I just had to remove the two screws and used a box cutter to cut off a little bit of the rubber bushings. Tightened down again and it works good.

I wanted an IWB ammo holster and researched and tried a number, included highly regarded and established ones like Crossbreed, Gelco, We The People, etc. The Pole.Craft was molded to my gun's magazines, solidly built, worked well, and had an overall thinner profile than the others. On top of that is was available fast and at a reasonable price. Compared to the IWB competition it is 5 stars in terms of doing it's job. But it is not perfect. I just used it for a 4 day defensive handgun training, pulling and holstering countless times all day long. It lacks padding on the inside. Who wants to have a hard Kydex shell pressing against their hip bones all day? After bruising I bought Moleskin at Walmart and added that to the body facing side. Since that is an aftermarket quick fix, it does not adhere permanently, it comes off, and it also peels. There needs to be a better permanent solution, such as neoprene that is permanently glued or screwed on to the holster or something else that adds a few millimeters of padding.

Got my Pole.Craft Kydex mag holder (IWB/OWB) for my DW 9mm 1911.I like that its size is small and more easily concealable than my leather OWB mag holder. It also fits on my standard belt as well as my double-thick CCW belt- just like Pole.Crafts holster I have.What I did notice is that my mag slide into (and out of) the holder w/o restriction- not good! Tried tightening the 2 tension adjustment screws and it made some difference but not enough. Undid the screws and the tension grommets were made of semi-hard rubber. Took my razor knife and cut 1 of the grommets in half. Reassembled the holder, snugged the adjustment screws down and viola! Enough friction now developed to hold the mag in place yet allow for removal.The mag holder edges are rounded and the mag sits in the holder without either the mag or rds being exposed out of the open bottom. Very happy now!BTW, my mag is a DW, single-stack 9mm, 8 rd 1911 style. Now have both the Pole.Craft holster and mag carrier for CCW use.

One of its standout features is the simplicity with which you can switch the screws to accommodate either orientation. This means no more struggling to find a suitable holster; with this one, you're covered regardless of your dominant hand.The most appealing aspect of this holster is its adjustability. By tweaking the tension using the screws, you can achieve the perfect balance between security and accessibility. This level of customization ensures that your magazine stays securely in place while still being easy to draw when needed.On top of all that, the holster fits seamlessly with a 1.5" belt, providing a sturdy and reliable platform for everyday carry. However, it's worth noting that due to its design, some users may find it a bit too thick for inside-the-waistband (IWB) carry. While it excels in other areas, those prioritizing a slimmer profile for IWB may want to explore other options.

I have no dislikes. It is ambidextrous; however I set it up for IWB on the right side (lefty) and when I want to take it out and wear it OWB I just flip the magazine around. Some others you have to flip the belt clip to the opposite side, when you switch from IWB to OWB, so that the magazine is easy to insert, but not this one. The magazine is equally as easy to insert and remove no matter which way I wear it. So that’s very convenient.

I’ve had many different magazine pouches over the years, from Glock, Bladetech, and Blackhawk. This is by far my favorite. Since it’s made for specific brands/models of handgun, the fit is perfect. The clip is nice and wide, making it very secure on the belt. Super comfortable, rides at just the right height, and nice and close to the body. Great value for what you pay. Will be buying more!

As others have stated in their reviews this magazine pouch is slightly too large for a 17 round Sig P365 Xmacro magazine. The magazine fits well inside the pouch but has zero retention without modification. I did what at least one other reviewer said, cut the rubber washers between the tension screws in half, which made it work. The geometry isn’t molded and is a very generic fit but it gets the job done. I’m torn on recommending this as it does indeed work after modification but not sure it should be marked as compatible with the P365 Xmacro. You can decide if modification and a generic fit is okay with you.

This product is exactly what I was looking for!I purchased another product that wasn't made from this material and held two magazines. It wasn't really practical and was very frumpy in my waistline compromising the purpose of concealment... but it did turn out to be a wonderful storage device!This product on the other hand is everything I was looking for! It holds the magazine very well, is super lightweight, super durable (kydex), and has the ability to go on either side of the belt (inside OR outside) with a standard screwdriver and a few turns of the wrist!Owning a Glock 19 (Gen 5) this product makes me feel very safe knowing I have up to 30(+1) rounds on my person to keep myself and those around me safe if anything bad were to happen. I also really love doing dry fire drills much more than I did before because this product allows me to have better form and technique when reloading and presenting the firearm.Love it! I HIGHLY recommend this product!!!