The SnagMag Concealed Magazine Holster by 1791 Gunleather provides an easy and comfortable option to carry a spare mag pouch. Be prepared. Be safe. It's designed to fit in your front pocket. And, it appears to look like you are carrying a pocket knife.

The SnagMag is designed to 'snag' on the inside of your pocket as you pull the magazine out of your pocket.

Per 1791 Gunleather, the new owner/manufacturer of SnagMag Magazine Holsters: The SnagMag is a patent-pending innovative new magazine holster that discreetly and comfortably allows you to carry an extra magazine with your concealed carry weapon.

Why carry a spare ammo magazine:

• You might need more ammunition
• You might have a malfunction
• Peace of mind

Detailed Information:

• Kydek construction
• Features a hook to snag on the inside of your pocket
• Lightweight
• Designed for a Fast Draw
• Comfortable to wear
• Appears to be a pocketknife
• Made in the U.S.A.

Important Notes:

• The little 'hook' goes to the back seam of your front pocket
• If you are a Right Hand Shooter, order a 'Right' SnagMag -- it will go into your left front pocket.
• Right Hand Shooter (sits in front left pocket)
• Left Hand Shooter (sits in front right pocket)

PER 1791 GUNLEATHER:

The SNAGMAG™ is a custom fit accessory.* The floor plate should sit below the top edge of the SNAGMAG™, Figure 1. This may require you to gently move the top of the SNAGMAG™ outward to fully seat the magazine.

*The SNAGMAG™ can also be worn inside the waistband as well as in your back pocket. If you wish to carry in your back pocket, make sure to purchase the opposite shooting hand version so that it faces the correct way.

The SNAGMAG™ is designed to be worn in your front, support-side pocket. If you shoot with your right hand, the SNAGMAG™ goes in your left front pocket. It should be placed vertically against the outside seam with the bullets facing forward.

When drawing, your index finger should go into the pocket along the front of the magazine. Your thumb should also be placed onto the magazine.

Firmly apply rearward pressure with your index finger as the magazine is drawn upward allowing the SNAGMAG™ to “snag” the back corner of the pocket, keeping the holster in place while the magazine is pulled free.

Compliments of SnagMag

Compliments of The Shooters Mindset

Compliments of Gun Digest

Compliments of Norpoint Shooting Center

Compliments of Lenny Magill, Magills GlockStore

Customer Comments:

"The SnagMag really works."  S

"Love it!" C

"Perfect" P

"Works perfectly. Just what I needed."