Very nice leather and a very simple belt clip. The clip is easy to put on your belt but also difficult enough to remove so it doesn't come flying out when you pull a magazine out of it. Perfectly fits an 8 round single stack 7.62 Tokarev CZ 52 magazine. Looks very nice especially for its price point. Holds my cz 52 mag very snuggly and pulling the mag out of it is a little tight but not difficult or anything. Would buy again.

Fits a Kahr Arms CW9, Roger LC9, and a 1911. The 1911 was snug, but it fits. Seems like good quality, we'll see how it holds up.

Looks and feels great. Well made

I previously had a nylon mag holder, but the "looseness" of that kept ejecting a round. This hard leather mag seems perfect. It looks great and wears like it's not even there (IWB). And with the firmness of the case, it keeps the "top" round in place. I like it for my Sig Sauer P238 mag.

Concept is fine, but the metal in the clip is very flimsy. Bends out of shape very easily. Then it is not held securely inside the back side of the flimsy leather lining. Clip stretches out of shape, leather is too flimsy and the leather magazine holder will fall right off the metal clip on your belt and fall to the ground. Not durable and dependable. Needs better, heavier, stiffer metal clip that won't bend out of shape and heavier leather and better construction.

My 380 Ruger LCP Mag fits great. A little snug and could be difficult to remove the mag if pushed in completely so leaving it out slightly to be able to grab the base plate to remove. Happy with the quality as well.

First let me say that I want to extend my sincerest thanks to the delivery driver. It's an absolutely beautiful day here in Louisville KY, sunny, cool breeze blowin' and not a cloud in the sky and the poor guy is stuck on deliveries. That truly has earned his pay.Now about the item...I originally wanted this item for the Pul-Tac magazines, the silver ones with the red and black base pad, so as to keep them as part of my in home theft/threat deterrent system. I needed a carrier that was inexpensive, made well and had a deep pocket because the Pul-Tac magazines just hold 7 rounds they tower over standard 7 round magazines due to their design.Also, I wanted a quality keep-at-home magazine pouch. The first photo is the lacquer paint that is applied to the outside edge of the holder. It is applied relatively well. Very good job and attention to keeping it on the edge and not onto the rest of the item.The second photo shows how deep the magazine pockets are. The left side is the 7 round Pul-Tac magazine and the right side is a standard issue 7 round magazine. For the Pul-Tacs this depth offers excellent retention, protection and deployment. While the standard 7's it offers the same level of excellence for retention and protection, deployment is a bit of an issue but that can be overcome with reloading drills and practice.The 3rd photo shows how the pouch carries modified and standard magazines.The 4th photo shows the belt clip. This is just a simple bent/formed spring bar type of design. It doesn't say how wide of a belt will fit but I just did a quick measure and 1.75 inches. Now I did not get this for carry but for stay at home next to my bed use, but if you choose to carry this then make sure that your belt is under 1.75 inches wide, you loop the belt through the clips and wear it with the spring clips facing outwards or they will bite and pinch into you.the last photo is just a showing of how the product fits for the magazines that i purchased it for.Now on to the negatives...The magazine pouch is leather. I don't know full-grain, top-grain, or strap or strope...don't really care either. I got this because it was the absolute cheapest leather option that I could find on Amazon, Ebay, Walmart or online in general. The issue is that leather will stretch out of shape. While this item fits MY needs, I would recommend that the makers take in the widths of the pockets by 1/16th of an inch and the pouch back wall to front wall by 1/32 because if a buyer chooses to use this as part of their everyday carry, then the leather will still have enough to stretch out due to usage.Overall I would give this item 4.99 stars and my "Buy It to Try It" recommendation for those in need of a very decent item for a VERY decent price.06/02/2021...Leather, when soaked in water and allowed to dry near a heat source will experience, depending on the quality and type of the leather, a slight to a significant amount of shrinkage. THESE DO NOT.In fact they actually got bigger and I noticed something else about them. They were used. Whoever used them previously tried to, or did, insert double stacked, small caliber(.380acp, 9mm, 40S&W) magazines into them and did the wet leather trick of dry-to-form with them. While the workmanship did hold and is still very very good, they will not hold my single stack magazines unless i remove the belt clips, fold the pouch in half AND use rubber bands.Pros...Very Good Materials.Very Good Workmanship.Cons...Amazon you sent me a used item.

I actually bought this on Amazon warehouse, so I guess someone returned it. I had tried several 1911 single stack leather holsters and they were all unreasonably tight. You would have to take the pouch off and literally fight pulling the mag out, even after the old “plastic bag break in trick”. This one actually is perfect. Mag fits snugly and securely, but is easy to pull out.The quality seems pretty good. Leather is thick and spring belt clip is sturdy so far. I am sure it is Chinesium, but it’s surprisingly good.If they made a leather man pouch, I’d buy it.