KRYDEX IPSC USPSA IDPA Competition Shooting Multi-Angle Adjustment Speed Shooter's Pistol Magazine Pouch Mag Holster Holder

These are exactly the same as the BSG Precision Series for little as $10 each compared to $28.99. The only difference is that the BSG has an aluminum decorative panel where this item has a plastic one. They are very good pouches. You can adjust the ride height, pivot and angle for custom positioning.

compatible with Glock 35 mags for double stack 1911 guns and also Staccato mags (both full size and CS mags) - very happy with them - so happy in fact that I'm buying another set of 3 =)

I like it alot, it would have received a 5 if there had been a hole in the outer plate to adjust the rotation without having to take the outer plate off. May come back later after I get some hours on them. Wouldn't hurt to have an Allen key with them as part of the order. All in all I think they will work great!

I got these as an alternative to more expensive competition style magazine carriers that are on the market currently. Could not believe the versatility that was available with these and I would recommend that every gets the 3 pack set at least.Pros:-Ball joint allows for a change in angle for being able to pull a magazine at the optimum angle for the user-Screw points allow for adjustable retention to the user's needs-Fits very securely over a 1.5" competition beltCons:-Mounting system requires one to take the carrier apart in order to put onto a belt

I just had the mag carriers delivered today to set up my belt ahead of a test and tune on Saturday. I'm using a Shooter's Connection Ultimate Competition belt for those who know.Let's start with fitting the carriers to the belt. They don't slide over the belt at all. The included paperwork suggests loosening two screws on the back of mag carrier's slide. Loosening two or even all four is not enough. I had to completely remove all four screws and then press the two halves back together while tightening the screws down. These carriers are not moving at all any time soon. Someone else who bought these had 3D printed a new back piece that works with thicker belts. If you're out there I need that STL file.Next is adjusting the cant of the carriers. That requires removing two small lock nuts and a plastic cover plate on the front of the carrier. IF the threaded studs holding that plate to the carrier frame fall out good luck getting them back in without tweezers or something. Such a pain but once you have the cover off you have to adjust the T30 screw through the opening in the mag carrier. Best to do this while it's on your belt so you can get a feel for it because like I said your not moving them laterally once they're on the belt.Last I think is swapping the carriers from left hand side of your belt to right hand side for other handed shooters. I shoot left handed and tried to follow the paperwork on how to switch the carriers from left handed to right hand and it made no sense so I just stuck the carriers on my belt as is. I may be using them backwards but you couldn't prove it by me. The mags fit just fine.Now that they're all mounted and never leaving the belt unless there is some sort of catastrophic failure I can say that the construction and material quality is pretty good. They look every bit as good as the product pictures online. I even dropped one or two on the floor accidentally and there was no breakage so that's good.I don't expect any problems when I actually run these in a few days and if all goes well I'll update my review. If it doesn't I'll update my review. These would definitely be better rated if they fit my belt without all the hassle or the desire for the 3D printer file that someone else made.Edit: Ran these through several 3-gun stages on Saturday. Overall they worked well except one of the carriers rotated itself loose and almost came off its mount. Fortunately I was able to rotate it clockwise about a dozen times and it tightened itself back down. I'll keep running these this spring/summer and I don't think I'll have a problem.

I use these for USPSA , SCSA , PCSL and all hit factor matches. No problems as of yet. Had them for 9 months. Easy to use , adjust and install. Will upgrade later as I improve but these are excellent for all levels of shooters. I did personalize them with some custom paint and decals

I have purchased six total mag holders. I have a Wolf Tactical belt with quick release buckle. I used these mag holders right out of the box with NO adjustments. I slide them on my belt at each competition along with my holster and have had zero issues. I can move them between my belt loops on my pants and they also adjust/tilt and hold mags with no issues. I have not had a mag pop out or fall out like some reviews. I highly recommend these mag holders. I used them for double stack 9mm.I would challenge any of you poor reviewers to a shooting competition and guarantee I will beat you!

Works fine, but installing on the belt is a little nuts, if the screws that go through for the belt support were on the back side, it would be so much easier to put them on the belt. I mean so much easier. As it is, you have to either spin the holder back and forth to reach all the screws or disassemble the holder from the belt attachment. Black Scorpion does the stupid stuff, and it's such an easy thing for them to fix. Would have been 3 stars, but the price is unbeatable.