I appendix carry and I purchased the Bodyguard 2.0 for Summer carry when I wear lighter clothing. Structurally the holster is fine however the pistol rides too high and prints almost as much as my Winter 9mm carry pistol. I added a significant foam wedge and dropped the thick (bottom) end as low as I could but it still does not allow the top end to press in sufficiently. As a note on the wedge, this was off another of my holsters as a wedge was not offered as an option with this holster. There is not an apparent means of adjusting in order to lower the holster, others I own allow for multiple adjustments. For the money I had higher expectations.
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Glock 9mm IWB Magazine Carrier
Glock 9mm IWB Magazine Carrier
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Description
Description
Our inside-the-waistband magazine carriers, designed to fit the Glock 9mm & 40 S&W magazines, are perfect for Appendix Carry or anywhere else inside the waist with adjustable retention (See below for instructions). Fits Glock models 17, 19, 22, 23, 34 & 35.
The Magazine Retention Device allows retention adjustment with a 1/8" Allen wrench. Retention adjustment instructions can be seen here:
Magazine Retention with the MRD
The added length of the carrier helps conceal a longer magazine by getting more of the magazine below the belt. This feature helps prevent the magazine from tipping out and away from the waist, thus reducing "magazine print".
The smooth back and rounded edges help reduce hot spots and provide a flat, comfortable surface suitable for adding Moleskine or foam wedges (not included).
The ambidextrous design will allow you to carry the magazines facing forward or back, depending on your personal preference, at any position inside the waistband.
The design of this carrier allows adjustability to the height and cant, up to roughly 20 degrees.
Formed from .080" Thermoplastic for durability
Made and assembled with pride in the USA
Four Brothers Holsters Magazine Carrier Collection
Our Belt Attachment Blog Article explaining the different options can be found here:
4Bros Four Brothers Holsters Inside Waistband Attachments Explained
Need Help Selecting the Right Magazine Carrier for you, see link below:
Your Ultimate Guide to Magazine Carriers
This carrier will also fit most popular double-stack 9mm and 40 Smith & Wesson caliber magazines, such as the Sig P320, Walther PDP, CZ P-10, Ruger 9mm, Smith and Wesson M&P 9 and 40, Arex Delta, Canik, H&K, and FN 509 magazines.
Also confirmed to fit the Glock 43/43X/48, Sig P365/P365XL, P365-XMACRO, Hellcat Pro, and Smith and Wesson Shield Plus or Equalizer magazines.
Features
Features
• Formed from .080" Thermoplastic for durability
• Made and assembled with pride in the USA
• Magazine Retention Device allows for retention adjustment with a 1/8" Allen wrench.
• Ambidextrous design will allow you to carry the magazines facing forward or back, depending on your personal preference at any position inside the waistband.
Attachments
Attachments
DCC Monolock
Ultituck
Soft Loops
Made in the USA
Made in the USA
Made in America. Founded, located, engineered, manufactured, and shipped from Northern Indiana.
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Anonymous I like the construction and quality. I wish I could get a little more retention out of it. It will be ok. It will work.
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Caleb Otto Great product for a great price. Super impressed with the quality and ship time. Will be buying holsters from these guys for years to come.
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Darrel Fits well and is adjustable. Overall a quality product.
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Alexander Brink This is one of the thinnest mag carriers I have used, and the clip is solid and secure. I personally do not like the retention system with the hex screw on the side rather than the more traditional front-facing screws. I think a solid upgrade would be to mold in a flat across the clip line, so when the clip is rotated, both fingers of the split clip are riding on even kydex, as opposed to one sitting on the mag while the other is essentially floating and becomes harder to remove.
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Clifford Young Bitchin'