Condor MA52-002 Triple Pistol Mag Pouch (Black)

This is a very well-designed and nicely-made product. The nylon fabric is very heavy and all critical seams are double-stitched. The edges of the fabric are heat-sealed. All three pockets have elastic tension straps to grip the magazines securely. The pockets fit a number of different double-column magazine types or two single-column 22 LR magazines, as well as similarly-shaped items such as multitools, folding knives, flashlights, and small staplers. Two large vertical belt loops on the back fasten with snaps, and two horizontal straps allow the pouch to be mounted to your MOLLE vest, if you're so inclined. The pouch flaps are secured with velcro strips and are adjustable for length, allowing the carry of extended magazines. I didn't have any really long large capacity magazines to experiment with, but 20 rd. Browning High Power magazines fit nicely. It wouldn't surprise me if 25-rd. UZI magazines would fit. I'm not sure about magazines longer than that. The pockets even have drainage eyelets, a nice touch. The only problem I've noticed is that, while magazines are easily removed, magazine lips sometimes snag on the fabric during insertion, requiring a little effort and wiggling to insert the magazine to the bottom of the pocket. I've observed the same problem with other web magazine pouches, both cotton and nylon. I think it's a quirk of fabric pouches, and it doesn't affect the usefulness of the pouch at all. I'm not military, LE, security, survivalist, or zombie hunter, so I'm not exactly sure what I'm going to use this pouch for, but I'm perfectly happy to own it simply because it's so nice. Highly recommended. Very nice job, Condor!

I got this for my go-bag. My bag has Molle loops on the insidedge and I wanted to be able to secure my pistol mags. It arrived far ahead of schedule, which was great. I tested it before installing, it fit my sig 226 mags perfectly. In fact, this pouch should accommodate all pistol mags with the possible exception of single stack .22. I took the flaps off and it held upside down while being shaken, and was still loose enough to draw easily. It appears to be very well constructed, and I am very pleased with the appearance and performance. My only negative may be the Molle straps, but I don't have enough experience with Molle gear to know if it's typical or substandard. Bottom line, for the price it's a great way to carry three additional pistol mags. I would, and probably will, buy another one.

These are probably the best you can get. They attach quickly to molle points, are super sturdy, and are easy to load, open and close. There is absolutely no worry the magazines are going to accidentally slip out, and they can handle just about any pistol mag you can think of from .22, .380, 9 mm, .40, and .45 acp, standard and extended mags (haven't tried any .50 cal as I don't own a deagle). Every item I have purchased from this company has been of the same extremely high quality, durability, and ease of use. It's not often I can write a review and not find something to ding the manufacturer for, but in this case I think they may have made the perfect basic mag holder.

I bought this mag pouch because of the price and the design. I wanted to mount it to a 2" duty belt for my Glock 17 mags, and assumed that I could use the molle system on the back to do so. All the reviews looked good, so I went ahead and purchased it.It arrived quickly, and even before I took it out of it's packaging I could already tell it was top quality. Heavy duty canvas or nylon type material with quality stitching (or over-stitching...lots and lots of stitching, which I like) and heavy duty velcro. I usually don't like velcro on any type of tactical gear because it's loud, not always strong enough to retain your gear, and it clogs with dirt and debris easily and stops working altogether. I still hold that position, but if I'm going to have to use velcro, this is the velcro I want. Very strong and heavy duty, like the rest of the unit. All in all, this pouch system is very well constructed and I would have no issues trusting my life to it.So why four stars? And why am I returning it? Because it doesn't fit my mags. Glock 17 mags are too tall for it. The covers DO fold over, but only about 3/4" of velcro attaches. I put a fully-loaded magazine (loaded with heavy +P ammo) in it, latched it and turned it upside down and shook it aggressively and it did not drop the mag. The velcro didn't fail. But I'm just not comfortable with how much I have to stress the cover to get it to stretch over the top of the mag and latch. I think this pouch would probably work very well for Glock 19 mags, but the 17 mags are just too long.So for that reason I'm submitting a return. It just doesn't work for my mags and wouldn't work for Glock 22 mags either, or probably any .45 or 10mm mags (I'm just guessing there, but because the pouch was also snug around the girth of the mag, I expect .45 or 10mm mags would just be too thick). If you've got shorter 9mm or 40 cal mags, though, I think this pouch would probably work find.

I have had mixed results with Condor gear over the years, but their mag pouches have been an outstanding value. They are very well built, and cost much less than some of the other "name brand" companies out there. I own a couple different Condor mag pouches, and have used them to carry extra magazines of various sizes and brands, flashlights, and multi-tools.The only downside to these pouches, which is not enough for me to knock a star, is that the colors may not match your other mil-spec gear. Each company seems to use their own source of materials and colors, so they will typically only match perfectly with other gear from that same company, although black may be more true across the board. This is not a deal breaker for me, but it may be for you. So far I've never had anybody mention the minimal color differences in my gear, but I'm also usually well armed when I'm wearing it.