Universal Mag Carrier IWB/OWB KYDEX Magazine Holster(9mm/.40ACP)

Finding a reliable carrier for 10mm magazines can sometimes be a challenge, but this Ambride holder handles them perfectly. I use it for my Sig magazines, and the fit is spot on. It provides enough tension to keep everything secure during movement while still allowing for a clean, snag-free draw. The adjustability is the standout feature here. Being able to fine-tune the retention means you can set it exactly how you like it, whether you prefer a tighter hold for rugged activity or a smoother release. The belt clip is equally impressive—it’s sturdy, easy to mount, and stays locked onto the belt without shifting around. If you need a high-quality, adjustable holder that actually accommodates 10mm Sig mags without issue, this is a fantastic choice. It’s durable, low-profile, and does exactly what it’s supposed to do. **Pros:** * **Perfect fit:** Securely holds 10mm Sig magazines. * **Fully adjustable:** Easy to customize the retention to your preference. * **Tough belt clip:** Stays put and handles daily use with ease.

Outstanding carriers. Using for double stack 9mm standard and high capacity mags. Don't see how I could be happier with any other open mag carrier.

Because of the low price I was concerned it would be junk but figured I would give it a chance. However, I’m very pleased with my purchase. It’s my EDC mag carrier for two different EDC 9mms. It’s versatile, adjustable, comfortable and durable. It clips on my belt easy but doesn’t come off until I intentionally take it off. I definitely recommend this product.

Affordable, Durable, and Secure with Minor Comfort Trade-Offs The Amberide Universal Mag Carrier IWB/OWB is a great little accessory at a very affordable and cost-effective price point. It holds magazines securely and provides good retention, even when moving or dropping magazines during training. The carrier is well made, feels durable, and so far has shown no signs of wear or tear, which is impressive for the price. The main drawback is comfort. When worn inside or outside the waistband, it can become a bit uncomfortable, especially when sitting down in a chair, as it may press into the ribs or stomach depending on positioning and body type. That said, this is fairly common with many mag carriers and can often be mitigated by adjusting placement. Overall, it’s a solid, well-built, and reliable mag carrier that does exactly what it’s supposed to do. If you’re looking for a durable and budget-friendly option with good magazine retention, this one is definitely worth considering, earning it a strong four-star rating.

Solid Kydex Material Mag Holder. Ordered it for my G21 Gen 4. Mag holds well, and fits in both my regular belt and Ronin Battle Belt.

Good magazine holster. I primarily purchased the 45 ACP Single Stack version to fit the magazine of a Star BM 9mm pistol that very much resembles a 1911. A 1911 magazine is about 1.372 inches wide and 0.542 inches thick. This mag holster works perfectly for that. The second reason I bought this mag holster was to see how close it could come to fitting a Ruger LCP II magazine. AS IS this holster WILL NOT fit an LCP II magazine, but it did come pretty close. There is about a 0.1 inch gap on either side of the LCP II magazine which didn't seem too bad. I figured a longer set / retention screw would make it work. The original set screw is an M5 x 0.8 x 12mm (0.4675 inches). I could only find flat allen screws that were long enough. I trimmed an M5 x 0.8 x 25mm down to an overall length of 21mm (0.8275 inches). I could have probably used a M5 x 0.8 x 20mm but I wanted to be sure the screw was long enough. With the longer set / retention screw this holster fits my Ruger LCP II magazines perfectly. Also the LCP II magazine sits about 0.625 inches above the top of the holster, which makes griping the magazine easier then what I've experienced with other LCP II mag holsters. Please excuse my rough sketch and dimensioning.

...so we've bought about a million & one things from amazon because going to the store during the early days of covid-19 was not really encouraging or safe. While shopping online here in amazon I ran into this little item. The, "Amberide Universal Mag Carrier." The product review and company photos were still kind'a ambiguous about 1911 .45 magazines fitting in these holsters. I took the chance in buying them and I FELL IN LOVE WITH THEM!!! I'm using these for my 1911's Wilson Combat 8 round magazines. I bought 2 single stack mag holsters. (See photos). The items come with an Alan Wrench to adjust the tightness capability and thickness of whatever type of magazine you have. I carry a Gerber multi-tool that has a small wrench that fits perfectly in the Alan screw to fasten or adjust the holster. (See photos). These holsters grasp my Wilson Combat mags really well and do not slip out. I would trust them being belted and holstered. I have to say that this is one of BEST purchases I have ever made from Amazon & I am really happy with this purchase. Money well spent & well worth the purchase. The material is thick and feels durable like tactical quality. It does not feel cheaply made or generic. I'm now thinking of purchasing a double stack. LOVE THIS ITEM A WHOLE LOT!!!!!

First the PROS, I mean the price is right...that's why you're looking at it. The quality is there as well, this is a well made mag carrier. However, there is a huge issue that almost makes it not worth it. Unlike a kydex holster for your gun, the retention is not adjusted by screws that tighten the clamshell together. There are no rubber spacers in this. The spacer is a solid piece of plastic with a tongue. So the retention is only against the spine of the mag and not the sides. The problem is, this tongue is adjusted by a set screw that pushes against it and this tongue is made of plastic. If it breaks at the hinge where the stress is, you'll run into one of two problems: the mag will be stuck in there or, it will lose all its retention. Unless they change this to a small metal leaf spring instead of plastic, I can't seem to stop worrying about it.