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Why customers choose this item
✓Fits double stack magazines
✓Ambidextrous pouch design
✓Compatible 9 40 357 mags
✓Polymer pouch construction
✓Standard height body shield
✓Pistol magazine pouch
Product highlights
Magazine pouch designed for carrying double stack pistol magazines securely
Fits double stack magazines for calibers 9mm 40 and 357 Sig
Ambidextrous design supports both left and right handed users
Standard height body shield provides additional user comfort
Designed for low visibility and concealed carry applications
Polymer construction supports durability and consistent retention
Product description
The Raven Concealment Systems Copia Double Magazine Pouch Ambidextrous Black Double Stack is a magazine pouch designed for carrying double stack pistol magazines in concealed carry or range use.
The Raven Concealment Systems Copia Double Magazine Pouch is constructed from injection molded polymer and features an ambidextrous design with a standard height body shield. This magazine pouch is compatible with double stack magazines from handgun models chambered in 9mm, .40, and .357 SIG. It is used for securing magazines during concealed carry or duty applications with a low-visibility profile. The molded cavity design provides consistent retention and supports multiple magazine models. In practical use, the Raven Concealment Systems Copia Magazine Pouch maintains stable positioning on the belt. The magazine pouch structure supports routine carry with defined fitment and durable polymer construction.
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