Ron LaPedis

Private Industry and Public Safety

Extra Carry offers concealed carry magazine pouch

It looks like you’re carrying a knife and not a magazine

Sure you have your concealed carry firearm well-hidden, but how do you carry a spare mag, especially in the summertime in a T-shirt?

Extra Carry offers plastic pouches that either are universal, with moveable screws and spacers, or designed to fit specific magazines. After fitting, simply put the mag into the pouch, put the pouch into your pocket, then rotate the retention clip to hold it into place. Now it looks like you’re carrying a knife and not a magazine.

The Extra Carry pouch costs about the same as a magazine would for your favorite pocket piece.

(Ron LaPedis)

If you need a bit more retention, you can add a very small tab of loop Velcro inside the pouch. (Ron LaPedis)

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About the author

Ron LaPedis is an NRA-certified Chief Range Safety Officer, NRA, USCCA and California DOJ-certified instructor, is a uniformed first responder, and frequently writes and speaks on law enforcement, business continuity, cybersecurity, physical security and public/private partnerships.

He has been recognized as a Fellow of the Business Continuity Institute (FBCI), a Distinguished Fellow of the Ponemon Institute, Master Business Continuity Professional (MBCP), and a Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP).

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