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According to JUDAH TORRES -  firearms instructor and competitive shooter - "I can happily give the ExtraCarry™ mag carrier my stamp of approval. I’ve used the ExtraCarry™ with all kinds of clothing, left it in a hot car for several days, dropped it more than once, and shot a few local action shooting competitions using it in conjunction with my appendix holster."

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LINK: "It’s a remarkably simple design, but it works" ExtraCarry Mag Pouch

Author: By JUDAH TORRES -  firearms instructor and competitive shooter

Thank you Judah for taking the time to review the ExtraCarry™ Mag Pouch

The ExtraCarry™ Staff

Article: Concealed Carry Magazine - May/June 2016 Issue Link: Gear We Love Author: USCCA Editor June 2, 2016   4» EXTRACARRY MAGAZINE HOLDER The ExtraCarry allows you to pocket a backup magazine while not only keeping it indexed in the same place every time but also protecting the magazine — and that exposed first round — from damage. They’re available for more than a dozen different sidearms at extracarry.com. MSRP: $55

Extra Carry [Product review]

Extra Carry mag holder is a nylon product (I thought it was soft Kydex, but I was wrong)  made so that you can carry a single extra magazine anywhere you can clip it. it has a very ingenious clip that swivels and locks into place allowing you to use it without a belt. According my friends that make this thing it was intentional and the patent is pending.

The ExtraCarry Mag Pouch was mainly designed to fit into a pocket and look like a knife, but be secure to prevent the pouch from coming out along with the mag. It will work on any part of your pants or as you mentioned in a purse or any off-body carry solution like a back pack etc.

This is actually the best feature of this thing. That thing grips! You can wear it on your pajamas if you want.

The one I reviewed was for the Glock 17. I recommend you get one for the option. For uniformed officers it will work too you want to put that extra mag somewhere other than your Sam Browne belt.

The box-shaped mag pouch does print on polyester and blends if your trousers are a little tight. But it doesn’t look like a magazine either. It gives the appearance that you are carry a flashlight or folded blade.

And like my friend told me (quoted above) For those that carry bags, it might be a great option inside the purse, handbag or carry all as it will stay put.

This is a cool tool to have in your bag of tricks. If you are a serious concealed carry holder, or carry a firearm professionally, you need a couple of these for special occasions.

I want to thank ExtraCarry for allowing me to review their product.

I think I said this earlier, but I like it. I gave it to a friend to review after I tried it, and haven’t seen it since.  I bet you have one of those friends too.

http://www.extracarry.com

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