Product Preview: SnagMag Magazine Holster

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posted on September 18, 2018
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discreet way to carry pistol magazines, the SnagMag concealed magazine holster is essentially a Kydex sheath with a steel pocket clip. When fastened to a left- or right-hand specified pocket, the patented unit is shaped to mimic a pocket knife, covering the magazine from view. A protruding Kydex spur is designed to hook into the pocket opening, allowing the magazine to be easily withdrawn as the SnagMag remains in the pocket. The SnagMag is only available in black Kydex at this time, and is compatible with 94 firearms/magazines. Price: $35. Contact: SnagMag; snagmag.com.

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