CondorMA31 Single P90/UMP45 Mag Pouch

Bought this to use as a suppressor pouch, works perfectly. Nice and snug. My suppressor is 9.5" x 1.5".

This P90 mag fits perfectly. The only problem is when you first get it and you try to put the mag in it will be very tricky. Once you get the mag in leave it in there for a couple hours to loosen up the fabric. After that take the mag out (this will be quite tricky). As you can see it is a lot harder to take the mag out then put the mag in. That's because the flap that closes the mag is hooking on the P90 mag. You have to remove that flap (its Velcro) and simply just move it up a little bit. Once you have done what the mag should easily go in and out perfectly. Great pouch!

High quality, good materials. Seller sure takes their time to ship. That's the worst part of the purchase. I ordered another, now the wait.......

works great

I'm surprised by the reviews these are getting. They are really quite miserable for P90 magazines.The base of the P90 magazine has big fat lips on it. These pouches have an adjustable velcro 'top' that snags the base of the P90 magazines as you pull them out *every single time*. I have three or four of these and every single one of them snags on the magazine.If you use it for anything else like a big 33-round Glock magazine or any other long, straight magazine, great! But these are advertised as P90 magazine pouches, and they are terrible for P90 magazines.

I wish these companies would go to the mil spec quiet velcro, these things all sounds like your ripping a cats tail off !

This for the Coyote Brown Condor P90/UMP45 mag Pouch. I bought one each from two Amazon suppliers/listings, and they were identical, so the review from the other listing is reproduced here:This mag pouch has gotten a few bad reviews, and some confusing good ones, because it does not arrive adjusted to handle the P90 magazine well. The closure flap is adjustable (this is not immediately apparent) and it is set too short.As supplied, when the P90 magazine is being pulled out of the pouch, the base / end-plate of the magazine gets caught on the bottom of the closure flap, an inch or so down in the pouch. And, the flap itself makes only a slight overlap with the front Velcro to hold it shut.To fix both of these problems, release the back of the flap from its Velcro by pushing a flat wide object - such as a putty knife (dull one), or two butter knives, or a metal ruler - down the back of the pouch behind the back of the cover flap / closure flap. Once the Velcro is loose (it will likely still be catching a little at the edges), while leaving your flat object in place, pull the flap up until its lower end is out past the opening of the pouch about a quarter inch or a bit more. Remove the flat object and press together velcro.Now, the magazine end plate will not catch on the lower end of the cover flap down in the pouch, and the cover flap will extend over to contact plenty of the front Velcro to keep it closed and secure.Given its Velcro closure, and the awkward handling of the P90 magazine (particularly with the P50), you will not get lightning reloads, but with 50 rounds (you do live in a free state I hope), you should be able to stage your magazine swaps tactically, and this pouch will keep the magazine protected and at hand until that time.

The pouches are awesome. I play magazine paintball and use these for Zetamags. The Zetamags fit perfectly and what makes it better is that the velcro strap can come off so you don't have to unstrap the pouch every time.