MAXPEDITION Gear JK-1 Concealed Carry Pouch

This is one of the greatest investments I have ever made. If you backpack or are looking for a way to strap your emergency helper to a nonconventional item such as a backpack or anything with a Molle system, this will work well. I tried paddle holsters for a long time backpacking, simply because they seemed to be the easiest and safest way to carry when backpacking. However using a paddle style means everyone can see what you've got, and if you possess a ccw or a chp, then this can be slightly redundant. (At least to some of us who have concealed for years). This little pack, conceals very well, and leaves room for other small supplies in the other pocket. The molle webbing is very convenient.May end up buying another one of these.The small fits my g43 perfectly. It also fits my g23, however, it is a little tighter. Small size will not fit a full size like a sig or a Baretta.

Carrying the extra weight seems contrary to lightweight backpacking but some things cant be compromised. Especially when I am hiking solo many miles out into the wilderness. This is my most recent solution and it worked well for my last several excursions. I used double sided velcro strips to loop through the back and around the waist belt of my backpack but I think some sort of hard clip will work better. Nobody on the trail seems to suspect what it is and if they do I guess they are smart enough to not be obvious about it. The holders inside worked perfectly for my G29 and a spare mag. No complaints. I like it.

Second product from these guys. I think you get your first you are hooked. The only unfortunate part is that there are a few things I am looking for that they do not make, talk about that another time.The quality of this loch is phenomenal. I bought specifically to carry my Glock 30S with a sidle spare magazine in a pouch. Basically to transport without being seen in my laptop bag, SUV center console or basically wherever I want while being somewhat discreet. I actually keep it in the pouch opened in my console in the vehicle. I can access quickly if needed, etc. and it keeps the gun protected and organized.Easily fits this gun but will probably take a full size service pistol, have not tried yet. Already comes pistol strap and magazine sleeve in the case velcro'd to the inside, you can adjust and move around. Can't say enough about it's quality. If you have specific questions be sure to ask.

This works as advertised, but is too large for the intended purpose and sort of sticks out like a sore thumb to an observant observer. It'll hide a full-size pistola, but at the cost of being visible, visible, visible on your hip. Two recommendations: buy a compact piece and put it in Maxpedition's M-5 Waistpack. That'll be $5 to my retirement fund. THANKS!!

Great little pouch. I use it in the glove box of my Jeep. I would not put this on my belt as it would be really obvious what was on my hip. It is small but not that small to have on your hip and go unnoticed. It fits all of my gun including the Sig P229 Elite Dark 9MM which is a big gun. My PX4 Storm 9MM and PK380 fit fin as well. However, this pouch is for my Kimber Ultra CDP II .45 and I put two extra mags in the zippered pouch as well as my Pelican 1920 flashlight. Fits them all perfectly. The Velcro mag holder is tight on the single stack mags for the .45 so I couldn't imaging the double stack mags fitting easily. The universal holster is nice and keep the firearm in place. I just hope it doesn't tarnish the finish. Inside the pouch is Velcro and nylon – nothing much else. The quick zipper tongue is useless unless it is on your belt and even then it is not easily opened.PROS:CompactHas a zippered pocketLockable zippersUniversal holster includedMOLLE or belt attachmentFits most guns – sun compact/compact/fullCONS:Magazine holder is small – single stack mags onlyNot so soft interiorQuick open zipper tongue works only on your beltPrice a bit high – should be in the $20/$25 range

It’s great to add to your fanny pack belt. It’s inconspicuous that way. You will have to practice your draw to set your internal holster angle and where you want it positioned on your fanny pack belt. I would not wear it on your real pants belt. It sticks out too much, looks odd and will cause undo attention by security.

Great carry pouch when a belt holster isn't an option. I use it while backpacking just to be discreet. It just looks like part of my packing gear when attached to my pack. My S&W shield fits perfectly, with room for one extra mag. Pulling down on the tab allows quick and easy access. It's built tough for rough use.

Great pouch. Fits my Glock 19x and a mag perfectly. I have attached it to the inside of my lunch cooler lid.