Safariland 71 Single Magazine Pouch

I love this pouch! I use it to edc a spare mag or small flashlight and on my duty belt so I can carry mags of different calibers depending on what I'm carrying on duty. I've also used it to carry a multitool. Very versatile pouch that I 10/10 recommend!

The only universal mag pouch I’ve seen that actually works for both single and double stack magazines. The accordion design flexes enough to for a double stack but is tight enough to hold a single stack. This works fine until the specific pouch for my needs is made and arrives. Good to have on hand.

It's a really good design but they should have made it a bigger. It's made of a flexible type of polymer material with accordion sides which allow for some stretching. I would recommend it for multi tools, short flashlights and for small caliber magazines (22, 25, 32 & 380). I tried using 9mm, 40 Cal. and 45 ACP but I was stretching the holster so much that I was affraid it would tear. I was able to get the 9mm magazine to fit but the sides were bulging. It worked best for my multi tools. I did like how they made the belt loop. It will fit a 21/4" Duty Belt but comes with a small tab that allows you to use smaller belts and the holster will stay in place. Also tried different brands of flashlights but any light over 5" would stick out too far. A good product that could have been great!

This is a pretty great idea, and I think that for a full-size 1911 it might be a near-perfect mag pouch. For shorter magazines (compacts) it's a little deep. One of my carry guns is a Springfield XDs (.45) and the pouch is deep enough that there's not much sticking out if it's housing the 5-round mag. (Then again, why wouldn't you carry a larger mag as a spare? Good point.) Quality is good. I have not tried it with flashlights, etc. And I think it could easily be tighter than I'd like for a double stack magazine, but for a single stack, it's pretty darn good. The belt loop is a kind of unusual affair, and I'm not sure what some of the contours are for. However, I can say that it fit my thin-ish belt well (a lot of mag pouches do not), but would also fit my thicker, leather, gun belts. For all that, I favor some of my older 1911 mag pouches - ones I can't get anymore. Maybe they're just what I'm used to. In the meantime, I don't feel like I'm making too many sacrifices with the Safariland '71.

I bought this item for my leg rig while at the range. I primarily carry my Glock 21 and this product holds the magazines family. I threw in some 9 mm bags as well, they are secure. Great product for the price. Seats nicely on the Safariland thigh rig.

Compact, lightweight, fits Glock mags, tight at first, will loosen up, takes up very little space on your belt. One negative: this is incredibly overpriced. C’mon now, this is about one dollar’s worth of plastic!

Safariland gear is generally solid stuff. I bought four of these to mount to some of my drop leg rigs. Upon receiving them I didn’t get that long term quality feel, the only tension on the magazine is by you shoving them into the holder and it accordions out on the sides. With just a few uses I found the side accordion pieces turning white due to the material flexing. That being said they did grip the magazine very well but the question is for how long and at what point would it fail, not if but when. I returned all four

Simple but effective. I use for LC9 and Shield 9 mags. I use a heavy blade to chop thru bottom of belt hook - makes it easy on / off, and hook at bottom keeps it secure. I'm surprised it's not marketed that way. Much better.