AGH Single Magazine Carrier for Double-Stack 9mm/.40 Caliber Magazines
The Alien Gear Holsters single magazine carrier handles double-stack 9mm and .40 caliber magazines with the versatility you need for concealed or open carry. Built from premium engineered polymer, this mag pouch works both inside-the-waistband (IWB) and outside-the-waistband (OWB), so you can adapt your carry method to your outfit, activity, or preference without buying a second holster.
Retention and cant are fully adjustable, letting you dial in exactly how tight the magazine sits and at what angle it rides on your belt. The neoprene backer keeps the carrier comfortable against your body and helps prevent shifting throughout the day—whether you're training at the range, carrying daily, or out in the field.
If you carry a double-stack 9mm or .40, having a reliable mag carrier that works multiple ways simplifies your gear lineup. This one scales with your needs instead of forcing you into a single solution.
Key Features
- Works inside-the-waistband (IWB) or outside-the-waistband (OWB)
- Customizable retention for secure carry
- 360-degree cant adjustment to match your preferred carry angle
- Premium engineered polymer construction
- Neoprene backer for comfort and stability
- Designed for double-stack 9mm and .40 caliber magazines
Frequently Asked Questions
Will this magazine carrier fit both 9mm and .40 caliber double-stack magazines?
Yes. This carrier is designed to hold double-stack magazines for both 9mm and .40 caliber.
Can I adjust how tight the magazine sits in the carrier?
Yes. Retention is fully customizable so you can tighten or loosen the fit to your preference.
Can I wear this inside my waistband and outside my waistband?
Yes. This carrier is designed to work both IWB and OWB, giving you the flexibility to carry it either way depending on your clothes and situation.
What angle can I set this magazine carrier at?
The carrier features 360-degree cant adjustment, so you can position it at any angle that works for your draw and comfort.

