Do these have retention springs like the blackhawk mag cases? i just don't want my mag to be loose and wobbly when I'm running
168856
They don't have any kind of spring in them. I use mine for my S&W 40 cal. it's a 16 round double stacked mag and it fits tightly so there is no fear of losing the mag even if it comes unwrapped on the cover. As a matter of fact if I'm doing a run and gun I usually run with it unsnapped.
168857
No, it does not have retention springs but the magazine will fit perfect. It will NOT take GLOCK 21 magazinez way to thick. It also screws on to your platform, you can not wear it on your belt. Great product
168858
They don't have any kind of spring in them.I use mine for my S&W; 40 cal.it's a 16 round double stacked mag and it fits tightly so there is no fear of losing the mag even if it comes unwrapped on the cover. As a matter of fact if I'm doing a run and gun I usually run with it unsnapped.
2142091
Definitely not...Holds my 1911 mags and Glock 13rd mags without issue. Your 33 round mags are going to be too long..
637367
I'm pretty confident the standard mil-spec spring is sufficient. Installed these on 3-1911s with no problems on any of them. YouTube your installation if needed.
1168050
Yes, they will. It will not be a snug fit as double stack mags but single stack work just fine. I normally run Glock mags in it, however; for fun I sometimes run sr22 single stack mags and they hold just fine.
1992900
It is quite possible i have not personally seen the mags but i use my G17 mags and they fit quite well.
2281651
I don't feel any difference, they fit well in any position. There is difference though when you use mags from different guns even though they all are the same caliber - needs small readjustment.
1490565
My 870 sits in there pretty tight but it isn't diffcult pull out of the scabbard. Best description I could think of right now is a comparison to skate shoes. They stay on when you want them to but you can slip them right off if you that's what you want. It probably also depends if you have any sharp edges that it can catch on.I had a problem with my front sight catching the inner liner.
854895
Don't know for sure but I doubt it they are fitted pretty close to the gun. I got a mag. extension for mine and now it won't even fit. It is a great holster as long as you use it for exactly what it is made for.
1692633
yes I later moved to my G-35 comp gun and used them. make sure to Loctite the front site threads. they can come loose.
1922472
I have the 2 gun model and it works great and my weapons do not slide around at all. I keep 9mm and a 38 special in it.
813717
Yes I have used most brands with this and they fit perfectly. Ive even miss matched and used the old aluminium ones and it worked. The only thing is the latch to hold them down is a tight stretch but the mags will hold regardsless
1463562
Mine is mounted on an M&P; 15-22, doesn't move from recoil, but it does move from transporting it in a soft case. Reviews vary greatly, must just be inconsistent quality. Very happy with mine.
144626
YES! And they make a great addition, especially if you have a grip plug installed. Also check out Talon Grips, and the Vickers Extended Mag release and slide release.
1834772
Thanks so much for your input. I currently have an MTM case that holds 15 loaded MagPul gen3 mags. Did you add pouches to your case? I wanted to be able to carry a few mags to the range and not the "box"
1529141
It holds them for me. They are not made specifically for the mark III but they work. I use the mag pouch for tactical training. Cheaper to shoot .22s than centerfires. Hope that helps.
1209134
No they do not. They are part of a larger storage pouch that is good for housing numerouse 30 rd mags or other tactical gear.
1305404
It should. I bought mine for the 24/7 and the mags fit snug enough for any movement and the mags are easy to get to without snap closure. Great buy for me and they should last forever because they're well made. Hope this helps Brian.