OWB AR .223 Rem Magazine Pouch
OWB AR .223 Rem Magazine Pouch
OWB AR .223 Rem Magazine Pouch
OWB AR .223 Rem Magazine Pouch
OWB AR .223 Rem Magazine Pouch
OWB AR .223 Rem Magazine Pouch

OWB AR .223 Rem Magazine Pouch

$21.99
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Description

This magazine pouch is designed to be used with standard AR magazines. The Outside the Waistband belt attachment can be adjusted to belts that are 1.5'' to 1.75'' wide and allows the user to customize the height, angle, and hand orientation by drilling additional holes.   Our holsters are manufactured and assembled in the Sunrise, Florida utilizing the best materials and hardware available.  

 

OWB AR .223Rem Mag Pouch

Brand:

Wholeguns

Fits: 

AR .223Rem

Pouch Type:

OWB (Outside the waistband)
Hand: Right Hand Only 

Carry Position:

May be installed either vertical, horizontal Weak Side 6-12 O'clock

Color:

Black

Cant Angle:

180 degrees (vertical), 90 degrees (horizontal), -45 degrees, or +45 degrees

Material:

.080” Kydex 

Belt Clip:

Nine hole Tech IFEI Nylon 6 adjustable for use with belts from a .25” to a 2” wide  

Retention:

MRD (Adjustable Mag Retention Device)

Hardware:

Black Oxide Steel

Warranty:

Lifetime Warranty

Manufactured:

U.S.A.

Shipping:

Free in U.S.A.

Package:

Plastic box packaging for retail

  

Holster Material

KYDEX was originally the masterpiece of Rohm and Haas Company, a Philadelphia-based materials manufacturer working in the aircraft interior business. It was in the late 1960s that people started realizing the possibilities that KYDEX offered. They realized that the sheets could be molded and manipulated into a massive range of shapes, by simply heating and molding around forms. The brand KYDEX has since changed ownership a few times, but the brand itself has still managed to become almost a household name for molded plastics.

Our Method

Vacuum forming

Is a simplified version of thermoforming, where a sheet of plastic (Kydex) is heated to a forming temperature, stretched onto a single-surface mold, and forced against the mold by a vacuum. This process can be used to form Kydex into permanent objects such as Holsters.

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