Mghwk
03-09-2012, 01:33 PM
After a long absence from the forums, I'm back with something which might interest the group.
www.MagHolder.com is a new site based on a product I was looking for, didn't find, then decided to make. I carry my 10mm CBOB most days and find that carrying an extra mag is a challenge with a traditional mag carrier. I have seen a few different horizontal mag holders but they were either relatively expensive leather creations which still didn't quite do it for me or were poorly executed projects on youtube or ebay. What i've done is team up with a few guy guys at a local CNC machine shop to create a precise horizontal mag holder which met my demands.
What I ended up with was a Kydex MagHolder that is the lowest profile, fastest drawing, secure device on the market.
As soon as I can talk my daughter into taking some real pictures, I'll post them to the website, but for now, pics from my phone will have to do.
http://shop.magholder.com/images/1911Belt.png
For me, the orientation on the weak side with base forward works well. When I withdraw the mag, I rotate it 180deg to insert into the magwell. Others have found it to be fractionally faster carring weak side with base of the mag pointing rearward. In both cases, a relatively forward location on the belt seems to be most comfortable (appendix carry for the MagHolder.)
The tooling from the machine shop is complete for the 1911 mags, with Glock, M&P, XD(M), Kahr, P238, LCP following soon. The construction is of .07 Kydex (1/16") which is thinner than most magazine holders, but the orientation doesn't allow the same kind of forces generated by a vertical orientation.
I can accommodate belts from 1.25"-2", with the default being sized for a 1.5" belt.
See what happens when you end up unemployed? lol. I won't be making holsters or anything, focusing on producing these in sufficient quantity and economy to make it work financially. If any of you holster makers want to collaborate, please advise; I'd be happy to offer them to your customers in a way that makes sense to us both.
So, if you have an interest, please visit MagHolder.com and enter the code "COTEP" on checkout for free shipping :) I spoke with Chief briefly and am sending an email to Mr. Oscar, Bad to take care of those guys.
Thanks for looking! nanner
mghwk/ Mark
www.MagHolder.com is a new site based on a product I was looking for, didn't find, then decided to make. I carry my 10mm CBOB most days and find that carrying an extra mag is a challenge with a traditional mag carrier. I have seen a few different horizontal mag holders but they were either relatively expensive leather creations which still didn't quite do it for me or were poorly executed projects on youtube or ebay. What i've done is team up with a few guy guys at a local CNC machine shop to create a precise horizontal mag holder which met my demands.
What I ended up with was a Kydex MagHolder that is the lowest profile, fastest drawing, secure device on the market.
As soon as I can talk my daughter into taking some real pictures, I'll post them to the website, but for now, pics from my phone will have to do.
http://shop.magholder.com/images/1911Belt.png
For me, the orientation on the weak side with base forward works well. When I withdraw the mag, I rotate it 180deg to insert into the magwell. Others have found it to be fractionally faster carring weak side with base of the mag pointing rearward. In both cases, a relatively forward location on the belt seems to be most comfortable (appendix carry for the MagHolder.)
The tooling from the machine shop is complete for the 1911 mags, with Glock, M&P, XD(M), Kahr, P238, LCP following soon. The construction is of .07 Kydex (1/16") which is thinner than most magazine holders, but the orientation doesn't allow the same kind of forces generated by a vertical orientation.
I can accommodate belts from 1.25"-2", with the default being sized for a 1.5" belt.
See what happens when you end up unemployed? lol. I won't be making holsters or anything, focusing on producing these in sufficient quantity and economy to make it work financially. If any of you holster makers want to collaborate, please advise; I'd be happy to offer them to your customers in a way that makes sense to us both.
So, if you have an interest, please visit MagHolder.com and enter the code "COTEP" on checkout for free shipping :) I spoke with Chief briefly and am sending an email to Mr. Oscar, Bad to take care of those guys.
Thanks for looking! nanner
mghwk/ Mark