EZ Magazine Holder, Adhesive Magazine Pouch Organizer for Gun Safe, Car, Desk, Door - Pistol Clip Protection with Nylon Interior, Ammunition Single/Double Stack 9mm 10mm .40 .45

Surprisingly strong Velcro. It easily holds a loaded Glock 23. The Back of each holster/holder is a type of Velcro that easily attaches to the standard gray carpet lining gun safes.Works best with pistols, as revolvers are too round and their round shape pulls on the Velcro. I also thought that large bore (.45) metal pistols (Colt) sagged too much. They also seem a bit big.That being said most of my guns are light weight and metal/plastic composite. They all stay in their place will now.Most importantly, my gun safe note has gun holders on the door and walls, where before I had none. My safe is far better organized than ever before. It also holds more guns now !

these pouches are not elastic, so they don't squeeze tight. That is good, since I bough them for a smaller desktop safe just big enough for a couple pistols. Putting the hook backing on the steel with a previous elastic pouch I had been given caused the backing to eventually detach from the constant pressure, eventually falling off he door.. Without that pressure, these stay put. I have full size double stack and subcompact single stack magazines in them, and they are deep enough but not too deep. In my gun safe with the "fuzzy" lining, these also stick well while again the elastic ones pull away on the sides over time. Definitely preferred to elastic pouches.

UPDATE:If you have a Stack-On gun cabinet....good luck getting the supplied velcro to stick to the paint/baked on powdercoat/whatever it is.I've tried 3m Super 77, Gorilla construction adhesive....nothing can get that velcro to stick to the inside of the door. I'm going to try different velcro and stripping the paint off the inside of the door....too much effort for something this simple, but it's not the product's fault, this is from the Stack-On cabinet.Great for improving space in a safe/gun cabinet. My first 2 attempts at having this stick on the wall of my metal gun cabinet resulted in failure.I cleaned the surface and stuck them on, only to have them fall off a few hours later with loaded mags.3rd time I taped off the area, roughed up the paint with some sand paper and used some Spray adhesive on both the cabinet door AND the velcro.Problem solved. Full bond to the door and holding full loaded mags 24 hours later.The product is not the issue, it's the gun cabinets powdercoat/paint that is the issue. It rejects most adhesives.

Absolutely worthless because the velcro won’t stick. I was trying to mount this to the smooth plastic inside of my trucks center console but the adhesive on the velcro strip falls off. I prepped it right by cleaning it with rubbing alcohol, pressed it on and held it for a full minute and then let it sit for two days without any mags in it. My truck is garage kept and doesn’t sit in the sun or high heat but one day after putting mags in it it fell off. I have a velcro mounted holster that holds a fully loaded full size pistol perfectly on the same plastic so this is definitely a product/velcro issue with this product.

I got this magazine holder to put on the door of my gun cabinet. It adheres extremely well to the carpeted interior door. I have two of these, each holding 3 magazines each. Couldn't be happier with the space savings this holder gives me, along with knowing I have completely loaded magazines readily available if they are ever needed. I've had absolutely no problem with the magazine holder coming off the door. The product works and works very well. I highly recommend!

The Velcro did not stick to the material inside of my safe, but there was plenty of places I could stick the other side of the Velcro so it worked out fine. Fits my 9 and 45 nice and snug. Very happy with the product.UPDATE: that lasted a few days. Both guns and mags fell. Product is junk, I spoke too soon. Waste of money

Not happy with this product. Adhesive Velcro strips peel off the mating surface. Attempted a LC9S first to try it out (Fail). Lying on the shelf below next day. That was horizontal then tried a 45 and a 90 deg angle, they do not hold. Ended up screwing them to the wall. Magazine holder(s) were the same. One plus, was the holster size would fit the pistol listed to a 45 colt.

Works as advertised. Nice add to help organize the gun safe with my different magazines stored in a collection of these holders, velcroed to the safe doc. For smaller /short magazines (LCP .380), the pockets are too deep. I just stuffed a half of a paper towel in the pockets to prop-up the shorter magazine