Safariland Sl 773 Mag Pch 1.5 For Glk 17 Stb Rh

The Safariland 773 magazine pouch is a competition-proven design built for shooters running Glock 17 magazines on duty or tactical belts. If you're setting up a 1.5-inch belt rig for matches, training, or duty carry, this open-top pouch delivers adjustable retention and positioning without the fuss of proprietary mounting systems.

The 773 borrows its core engineering from Safariland's proven 771 platform: a belt loop and roller system that's simple, durable, and adjustable. What sets the 773 apart is its closed-in front section, which cradles the magazine and keeps it secure even during dynamic movement or transitions. You get the speed of an open-top load while gaining the retention you need when things get rough.

Angle adjustment spans a full 90-degree range, so you can position the pouch exactly where it works best for your draw and reload technique. Whether you prefer a canted carry or straight vertical, the 773 adapts to your setup. Built to handle competition stages, range drills, or duty rotation, this is working gear designed by people who understand what shooters actually need.

Key Features

• Open-top design for fast, intuitive magazine access
• Closed-in front retention keeps the magazine seated during movement
• Adjustable angle positioning across a 90-degree range
• Belt loop system compatible with 1.5-inch duty belts
• Proven Safariland build quality for competition and training use

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Does the Safariland 773 fit other mag types or just Glock 17 magazines?

The 773 is designed and tested for Glock 17 magazines. For other calibers or platforms, Safariland offers different models in their lineup.

Can I use this pouch on a belt smaller or larger than 1.5 inches?

The belt loop is sized for 1.5-inch duty belts. Using it on significantly different belt widths may affect fit and retention. Check the belt width before purchase.

Is the 773 suitable for competition shooting?

Yes. The 773 is an open-top competition pouch design with adjustable positioning and proven retention, making it well-suited for match stages and training drills.

What makes this different from the Safariland 771?

Both use the same belt loop and roller system and offer 90-degree angle adjustment. The 773 adds a closed-in front section for enhanced magazine retention compared to the 771's more open design.