SnagMag Concealed Magazine Right Hand Shooter Holster T1362

So this was not I had hoped for, if I could I buy something similar like the magnetic version instead of this. yeah I seen and have read the other reviews and I disagree. This thing isn't as good as it could be. I'm going to keep it and continue to use it cause it is workable/functional enough. But the price tag Is Not and Does Not Garner/Deserve the price it asks for or will usually cost not for what you get. this is a $19.95 item all day long. and should be even lower for $14.95 during special sale days throughout the year, I/e Black Friday, Veterans Day, Memorial Day these sort of time frames throughout the year. I mean $35 dollars is not only unfair but even ridiculous. Anyway I honestly don't mind paying high prices or good money for my items I purchase but they got to be worth the value and I do apologize but id being lying if I didn't say this just isn't. Thank You for reading, and hope this helps some of you consumers.

These work exactly as advertised, and keep the magazines exactly where I put them. I have only two minor gripes with them:1. If you have the 7rd Sig P938 magazines, the base pad is wider than the magazine itself, and doesn't seat in the snagmag unless you flex the back piece a bit. Not a huge deal, and it helps retention a bit to do so, but it makes it kind of awkward (or the mags just don't fully seat into the snagmag).2. The pocket clip is riveted in place, not set with a chicago screw. Normally, I'd say this is a non-issue, but the magazine pouch keeps the mags right at the mouth of the pocket, which means they're not fully concealed down in the pocket, and are visible, which is a no-go if you're in certain places where people recognize a mag, and make the connection to what it's for, and then make it an issue. I would prefer to have this set up so that I can set the depth into my pocket at which the thing sits out of the box, so that I can make the mags sit deeper or shallower, depending on the circumstances.

GOOD ATTRIBUTES:* Great concept* Conceals both the M&P Shield 7-Round and 8-Round magazines equally as well (see photos).* It really does look like a knife clip and gives minimal printing, if any.* Very light and easy to access your spare mag (as in getting to it... the draw has its issues as explained below).NOT SO GOOD ATTRIBUTES:* The pocket clip does not hold tight enough to your pocket.* There is an arm that wraps around your magazine right where your index finger would be applying pressure to pull backwards and upwards, but this also means you are grabbing the mag holster while drawing, which in a stressful situation, it is likely that that the entire magazine holster will be pulled out (see photo).WAYS TO IMPROVE THE PRODUCT:I believe that the pocket clip "grab" can be improved by using a more rigid material where it is attached. Either that or add some type of rigid reinforcement so that there is no flex that is taking away some of the energy required for the clip to hold onto your pocket.For the arm that wraps your magazine where you would be indexing, this can be moved lower on the holster or made smaller. You really only need a small area to prevent the mag from sliding forward anyway, perhaps create a pocket type area at the bottom, which would still allow the plastic arm on the back/claw side to hug the mag.FINAL ASSESSMENT:I wanted to like this product. I gave it an honest shot and practiced A LOT! Unfortunately, I discovered that I had to give just the right amount of upward/backward pressure to successfully draw my magazine. Almost every time, even when successful, the holster would either come fully out of the pocket (and un-clip) or come off about half way (not when going super slow, of course, but when really practicing with intent to draw swiftly). In a stressful situation, I want my mag holster to work 100% of the time without me having to worry about having to apply just the right amount of pressure to draw.I hope they do make improvements to strengthen the clip and remove the arm where I would index the magazine with my finger to draw. If they did that, I would definitely give their product another shot; unfortunately, at this point, I had to return the product and only give 2 stars, even though the concept is great. I just couldn't give a positive review on a product that would not work 100% of the time as intended, especially where one's safety or life could be on the line.

Works great, holds a fully loaded Glock 19 magazine with no issues. One thing that I was pleasantly surprised with was the instructions said it was usable for carrying in the waistband (my preferred method). I walked around and sat around with this on for a few hours and I forgot that it was even there, that's how comfortable it is. I highly recommend this product to anyone who is looking for an affordable way to easily carry an extra magazine concealed.

This mag holster performs exactly as advertised. Very easy to use.

I was looking for a concealed magazine system and a few friends recommended the SnagMag. My first impressions were good but I found one flaw in the design. As any good shooter does you practice with your set up. Upon practicing reloads, drawing from the SnagMag, I noticed the flaw right away. The shark fin cutout that is supposed to catch on the inside of the pocket doesn't really catch on the pocket. The fin is on the body side (closest to your body) of the SnagMag. In my experience, if you don't draw back then up the entire thing comes out of your pocket. The fin has to be pulled into the back corner of the pocket in order for it to "Snag."I wonder how the set-up would work if the fin was on the same side as the clip. It seems putting the fin on the clip side would allow the clip to work with the fin to snag on the pocket. I am debating on using a Dremel and a heat gun to create a fin on the clip side to see how it works. I just fear that I'll screw it up and render it busted.All in all the SnagMag is a great idea and conceals the magazine very well. To someone non the wiser they would believe it's a pocket knife. I would recommend practicing with the SnagMag before depending on it in a real world application. It is vital to get the appropriate draw direction down in order for it to do what it's intended to do. Once the draw technique is dialed in it works well!