BIANCHI Patroltek 8002 Double Magazine Pouch with Hidden Snap, Nylon, Black

Thick, heavy, and probably durable. The large thick plastic belt bracket and heavy duty materials combine to make this nearly 2 inches thick in total and the pouch 1.25 inches (with Glock 19 magazines.) This should hold up for many years of hard use. I don't carry spare mags on my person most of the time. This will be in my briefcase. However, I'm often out in remote and isolated places where 2 or 4 legged predators are a possibility, so then, I'll be glad to have this on my belt. Given the bulk of the pouch, I personally would not consider this a concealed carry item. With two loaded 15-rd Glock 19 magazines, this weighs 1 lb 5 oz; empty it's 3.6 oz.The flaps have two snaps for longer or shorter magazines. Here's what I found. Glock 19 (9mm 15rd mags) fit easily with the shorter snap position. Sig P227 (.45acp 10-rd mags) fit with the long snap position, but the 14-round mags will not fit. 1911 (8-round mags) fit with room to spare, but 10-round extended 1911 mags will not. Springfield Armory XDM-45 (.45acp 13-rd mags) do not quite fit. The label on the package lists Glock 17,29,22, and 23 but not the big .45acp Glock21. The label lists Sig P226, P228, and P229 but not the P227, although 10-rd mags for that relatively new model do fit. I know you have to draw the line somewhere, but if these flaps were a quarter inch longer, I'll bet they'd hold the 13-round XDM-45 and Glock 21 mags.

I purchased this for Beretta 92FS 15-round magazines... it fits them perfectly and is very well made. The magazines are a bit tight now, but I can still remove and insert them easily with one hand. They'll also loosen up a bit with use. The flaps have two snaps each as to accommodate two magazine sizes.My only complaint is the belt loop, which I don't like at all. It's just a square piece of plastic attached at four points so that it can be mounted vertically or horizontally. It's suppose to fit 2" duty belts, but it wouldn't fit either of my belts... the clasps on them were too thick. I ended up putting it on my smaller 1-1/2" belt, but it has a bit of play up and down when removing the magazines. It won't take much to modify it to fit better, but out of all the magazine pouches I own, this is the worst mounting option I have. Shame, because it's otherwise a great pouch.

Exactly what I expected, exactly what I paid for. One and only downside (why I take one star away) is that you have to come up with your own way of "custom fitting" the thing to your belt. There are many ideas for how to accomplish this you can find online; I cant say I can for certain say which method would be the best, but once you have that down then for the price for the quality cant be beat. Solid construction, fit, and security for your mags. Mine are the Glock 19 15 round mags, which require using the tighter snap. This means you can comfortable expect to be able to go up to 17 round mags at the least.

This mode was supposed to be for a Glock 17 and fit very tightly. The pouch closes but no easily and because it's such a tight fit pops open once in a while. It does seem well constructed and looks great. The plastic belt attachment part is very large for a standard nylon duty belt and it does move around quite a bit.

The pouches are good. They fit Glock mags perfectly. The plastic belt loop...not so much. It warps.

I got one if these years ago got competition and I loved it after years of use. I just grabbed another one to add to my capacity and it fits all the bags I put in there because it's versatile.

My Glock 17 magazines fit in the pouches well. The material is a little stiff and it takes some effort to make the snaps reach. I'm hoping the material softens a little with use to make this easier. Generally it seems to be a very good quality product.

I went into the purchase not 100% sure it would fit my needs. But it does. It's not in the description, but I went to the Bianca website and figured out this is a Group 2 size pouch. So my Sig P320 17 round mags fit great. Those mags are 125mm x 33mm x 22mm. You could probably get a mag that was slightly fatter in there, but no taller.