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1791 Gunleather SnagMag Concealed Magazine Holster fits Glock 17/22/31 Magazines Right Hand Shooting Leather Black

$18.12
Brand
1791 Gunleather
Color
Black
Capacity
1
Category
Accessories
Accessory Type
Holsters
UPC
816161028544
MPN
TACSNAG105R

Overview

The 1791 Gunleather SnagMag is a concealed magazine holster designed for discreetly carrying a spare magazine. When properly positioned in a pocket—typically the front support-side pocket—the device is designed to be mistaken for a pocketknife clip. This custom-fit accessory holds one Glock 17, 22, or 31 magazine. The SnagMag is constructed from durable leather and features a lightweight design suitable for concealed carry. It allows for a fast draw, with the magazine floor plate designed to sit below the top edge of the pouch for a clean, unobtrusive appearance. This product is manufactured in the United States and includes a limited lifetime warranty.

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