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Comp-Tac Pistol Caliber Carbine (PCC) Mag Pouch-PLM – Fits CZ Scorpion, 9mm, Kydex, Black

Original price was: $34.85.Current price is: $10.46.

SKU: C69329000LBKN Category: Tag:

Description

Left Side Carry (Right Hand Shooter)

The Comp-Tac® Pistol Caliber Carbine (PCC) Mag Pouch-PLM™ is an outside-the-waistband holder to carry a spare magazine for competition. The mag pouches are made of 100% Kydex® for the smoothest, fastest draw. The smooth low-friction surface allows for a fast magazine removal and easy one-handed insertion of the magazine. The Kydex® body will not bend or stretch over time and is impervious to sweat and solvents.

The Comp-Tac® PCC Mag Pouch-PLM™ attaches to the belt with the Push-Button Locking Mount (PLM™). The PLM™ offers an exceptional balance of easy attachment and secure hold through a one of a kind locking mechanism. By sliding the push button horizontally the attachment will lock securely. With nine mounting holes, the PLM™  is cant adjustable.  Made of high quality durable polymer nylon the PLM™ will withstand the most rigorous tests while continuing to be gentle on belts and clothing.

Features of the PCC Mag Pouch-PLM™:

  • Magazine bucket made of 100% aircraft-grade Kydex® providing smooth magazine release/insertion
  • Aircraft-grade Kydex® will not bend or stretch over time
  • Reversible design allows the magazine to sit bullets facing rear or facing forward in the same magazine pouch.
    • Please see Use and Directions for Carry Side recommendations
  • Attaches to belt with Push-Button Locking Mount (PLM™) 
  • PLM™ fits belts widths of 1.5″ to 2.25″
  • PLM™ can be opened on a hinge for easy attachment and removal from the belt
  • PLM™ locks closed for 100% security on belt
  • Cant-adjustable up to 270°

NOTE: These magazine pouches are reversible allowing the customer to carry their magazine with the bullets facing forward or rearward. If you order a Right Side Carry (Left Hand Shooter) the retention screw will be toward the rear of the body when carried on the users right side.