CrossBreed Holsters Near-Universal Confidant Magazine Carrier

One thing about gun enthusiasts is that they typically have more than one gun. Most likely, many more. The only problem is a lot of guns equals a lot of holsters. This means extra money and adjusting to their differences when carrying. This generally translates to extra magazine carriers as well. However, CrossBreed Holsters solves the magazine problem with its Confidant Magazine Carrier, which is compatible with most magazines.

CrossBreed Holsters Confidant Magazine Carrier

Constructed of a combination of high-impact, flexible polymers, the Confidant can withstand hard use and harsh environments. Likewise, the rugged polymer offers impact resistance, protecting your magazine from the rigors of daily wear.

The front and rear clamshell-style panels are joined together with fore and aft flexible polymer bands. Ensuring a snug fit for any magazine, the bands expand when a magazine is inserted into the carrier. The elastomer polymer bands have passed rigorous evaluations, including the “1,000 draw” test under extreme cold and hot temperatures.

With its self-adjusting, multi-fit design, the Confidant retains sufficient retention that never requires adjusting or fine-tuning. Additionally, the reversible design allows for the Confidant to be worn in either OWB or IWB configuration via a clip-on belt clip.

According to the company, the Confidant will accommodate the most commonly used single and double-stack magazines. However, it will not accommodate .22 and some .45 double-stack magazines. If you are unsure whether your .45 double-stack magazine will fit, I recommend contacting the company before purchasing.

Editor’s Note:

Unfortunately, I have not seen one of these in person yet but will admit it looks a little bulky. However, the bulk looks like it is more in width than depth. So, it looks like it probably won’t stick out much, if any, further than a standard magazine carrier. But it does look like it will have a fairly wide footprint on the belt.

Without actually carrying it, I can’t speak to whether or not it would be cumbersome. But sometimes, you have to accept the tradeoffs for wide-ranging compatibility. If you have enough different magazines of various calibers, it is probably worth the tradeoff. However, if you only have a couple of firearms, then it’s a judgment call.