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Browse mag pouches at No Boring Guns for pistol, rifle, and competition shooting. The category includes mag holders for belt mounting, plate carrier mag pouches, MOLLE systems, and IWB/OWB carry solutions for AR-15, 9mm, and other calibers.
Reliable magazine storage matters for reloading speed, equipment protection, and consistent access under stress. Quality mag holders position magazines at optimal angles for fast draws while securing them against drops and impacts. DAA, RH Holsters and similar manufacturers design pouches specifically for IPSC, USPSA, and 3-gun competitions. Triple mag pouches let competitors carry enough ammunition for most stages.
Choosing Mag Holders
Retention Systems
Magazine retention balances security against draw speed. Friction retention uses tensioned material to grip magazines without mechanical fasteners – common in competition mag pouches where speed matters. Adjustable retention systems let shooters dial in their preferred tension. Flap closures and bungee cord retention provide maximum security for tactical applications and rough conditions. Competition mag holders typically favor open-top designs, while tactical and duty pouches often include protective flaps.
Capacity and Configuration
Single mag pouches work for concealed carry and minimalist setups. Double and triple mag pouches suit competition shooters needing multiple reloads. Rifle mag holders vary from single AR mag pouches to modular systems holding three or more magazines. Consider reload frequency – competition stages require different capacity than range training or tactical operations. Stacked configurations carry more magazines in less horizontal space but may slow access compared to side-by-side arrangements.
Material and Construction
Kydex and polymer mag holders offer rigid retention and weather resistance. Nylon and cordura pouches provide flexibility and lighter weight. Hybrid designs combine rigid magazine wells with fabric backing. Construction quality affects durability – reinforced stitching, quality hardware, and proper material thickness prevent premature failure. Competition mag holders prioritize lightweight materials and minimal bulk, while tactical pouches emphasize abrasion resistance and all-weather performance.
