The Fobus Paddle Double Glock Double Stack 9x19 magazine pouch is the ideal solution for those seeking a reliable and durable magazine pouch for their pistol.
The Fobus 6900ND is an OWB magazine pouch with a paddle attachment, designed to carry two double-stack Glock pistol magazines. The molded polymer body, low profile, and adjustable passive retention system keep the magazines securely in place while allowing for quick, straight-up access. Although the product name highlights 9×19 mm, Fobus confirms compatibility with Glock double-stack .40 caliber magazines as well. Suitable for use with: Glock double-stack 9×19 mm magazines Glock double-stack .40 caliber magazines Carrying two spare magazines Range training Practical shooting exercises Upgrading competition gear Outside-the-waistband (OWB) carry Users who prefer a paddle attachment Situations where one spare magazine is not enough Why choose the Fobus 6900ND magazine pouch? Holds two magazines at once Compatible with Glock double-stack 9 mm and .40 magazines Passive retention system Retention strength adjustment screw Spring-like pressure on the back of the magazines Open design for quick access Fixed paddle attachment No need to remove the belt buckle for installation Low-profile construction Lightweight molded polymer body Moisture-resistant and washable material Unified solution for carrying two spare magazines Technical specifications Product type: double magazine pouch Capacity: 2 magazines Compatible magazine type: Glock double-stack pistol magazine Manufacturer-specified calibers: 9 mm and .40 Carry style: OWB (outside the waistband) Attachment: fixed paddle Retention system: passive Retention adjustment: with screw Retention principle: spring-like pressure on the back of the magazines Material: injection-molded polymer Color: black Profile: low Manufacturer-stated weight: 115 g Approximate weight published by Jahipaun: 150 g Country of origin: Israel Compatibility Fobus lists the 6900ND as suitable for the following magazine groups: Glock double-stack 9 mm magazines Glock double-stack .40 caliber magazines This typically includes appropriately designed Glock 17, 19, 26, and 34 magazines, as well as .40 caliber Glock 22, 23, 27, and 35 magazines. Nevertheless, compatibility should always be confirmed with the specific magazine. This pouch is not intended for Glock single-stack or Slimline magazines, nor for larger double-stack .45 ACP and 10 mm Auto magazines. Included in the package Fobus 6900ND double magazine pouch Installed fixed paddle attachment Integrated retention strength adjustment screw Magazines, ammunition, belt, and pistol holster are not included. Frequently Asked Questions Does the magazine pouch hold one or two magazines? The Fobus 6900ND holds two Glock double-stack magazines at once. If you only want to carry one spare magazine and need to save space on your belt, the Fobus 3901-G is a better choice. Is it only compatible with 9×19 mm magazines? No. The official Fobus product page lists compatibility with both Glock double-stack 9 mm and .40 caliber magazines. Although the product name highlights 9×19 mm, the manufacturer's compatibility list is broader. Does the pouch fit Glock 17 and Glock 19 magazines? Yes, these are Glock double-stack 9×19 mm magazines. However, always check the retention strength with your specific magazines before regular use. Does it fit Glock 22 and Glock 23 magazines? Fobus lists compatibility with Glock double-stack .40 caliber magazines, which includes Glock 22 and 23 magazines. Always check compatibility and retention with your specific magazine. Does the magazine pouch fit Glock 43, 43X, or 48 magazines? No. These use narrower single-stack or Slimline magazines. The Fobus 6900ND is molded for wider Glock double-stack magazines. Does the magazine pouch fit Glock 20 or 21 magazines? No. Glock 20 and 21 use larger double-stack 10 mm Auto or .45 ACP magazines. For these, choose a pouch specified by the manufacturer for the appropriate caliber, such as the Fobus 6945G designed for Glock .45 caliber magazines. How do I adjust the retention strength? Use empty magazines when adjusting. Change the screw position in small increments and check after each adjustment that both magazines stay securely in place during movement but can be drawn with a controlled upward motion. Do not overtighten the screw. What is the difference between the Paddle and RT versions? The Paddle version has a fixed paddle attachment. The RT version allows you to change the carry angle using a rotating attachment. The fixed model is suitable for users who want a simple design and a consistent carry position. Can the magazine pouch be used without a belt? The paddle attachment sits inside the waistband, but the Fobus manual recommends a properly tightened belt. A sturdy belt stabilizes the pouch and helps prevent it from moving when drawing a magazine. When is the Fobus 6900ND the right choice? The Fobus 6900ND is suitable for users who want to carry two Glock double-stack 9 mm or .40 caliber spare magazines in one compact OWB pouch. Adjustable passive retention lets you customize magazine fit, and the paddle attachment makes installation on the belt easy. The single 3901-G is more reasonable if you want less weight and only need one spare magazine. A universal model may be a better choice if you want to use the pouch with magazines from different firearm manufacturers. Expert recommendation Before regular use, test the magazine pouch with empty magazines. Both magazines should insert with even pressure, stay securely in place during movement, and be drawn with a straight upward motion. Adjust retention strength in small steps and ensure the paddle is pressed fully behind the belt. Place the magazines so their orientation supports your usual reload motion. Practice drawing magazines first without ammunition, and only use live ammunition at authorized shooting ranges. Regularly check the polymer body, adjustment screw, and paddle attachment. Two Glock spare magazines in one compact pouch The Fobus 6900ND combines a double-magazine design, fixed paddle attachment, and adjustable passive retention system. It is a practical choice for carrying Glock double-stack 9 mm or .40 caliber spare magazines at the range, during training, and in competitions.
The Fobus 6900ND is an OWB magazine pouch with a paddle attachment, designed to carry two double-stack Glock pistol magazines. The molded polymer body, low profile, and adjustable passive retention system keep the magazines securely in place while allowing for quick, straight-up access. Although the product name highlights 9×19 mm, Fobus confirms compatibility with Glock double-stack .40 caliber magazines as well. Suitable for use with: Glock double-stack 9×19 mm magazines Glock double-stack .40 caliber magazines Carrying two spare magazines Range training Practical shooting exercises Upgrading competition gear Outside-the-waistband (OWB) carry Users who prefer a paddle attachment Situations where one spare magazine is not enough Why choose the Fobus 6900ND magazine pouch? Holds two magazines at once Compatible with Glock double-stack 9 mm and .40 magazines Passive retention system Retention strength adjustment screw Spring-like pressure on the back of the magazines Open design for quick access Fixed paddle attachment No need to remove the belt buckle for installation Low-profile construction Lightweight molded polymer body Moisture-resistant and washable material Unified solution for carrying two spare magazines Technical specifications Product type: double magazine pouch Capacity: 2 magazines Compatible magazine type: Glock double-stack pistol magazine Manufacturer-specified calibers: 9 mm and .40 Carry style: OWB (outside the waistband) Attachment: fixed paddle Retention system: passive Retention adjustment: with screw Retention principle: spring-like pressure on the back of the magazines Material: injection-molded polymer Color: black Profile: low Manufacturer-stated weight: 115 g Approximate weight published by Jahipaun: 150 g Country of origin: Israel Compatibility Fobus lists the 6900ND as suitable for the following magazine groups: Glock double-stack 9 mm magazines Glock double-stack .40 caliber magazines This typically includes appropriately designed Glock 17, 19, 26, and 34 magazines, as well as .40 caliber Glock 22, 23, 27, and 35 magazines. Nevertheless, compatibility should always be confirmed with the specific magazine. This pouch is not intended for Glock single-stack or Slimline magazines, nor for larger double-stack .45 ACP and 10 mm Auto magazines. Included in the package Fobus 6900ND double magazine pouch Installed fixed paddle attachment Integrated retention strength adjustment screw Magazines, ammunition, belt, and pistol holster are not included. Frequently Asked Questions Does the magazine pouch hold one or two magazines? The Fobus 6900ND holds two Glock double-stack magazines at once. If you only want to carry one spare magazine and need to save space on your belt, the Fobus 3901-G is a better choice. Is it only compatible with 9×19 mm magazines? No. The official Fobus product page lists compatibility with both Glock double-stack 9 mm and .40 caliber magazines. Although the product name highlights 9×19 mm, the manufacturer's compatibility list is broader. Does the pouch fit Glock 17 and Glock 19 magazines? Yes, these are Glock double-stack 9×19 mm magazines. However, always check the retention strength with your specific magazines before regular use. Does it fit Glock 22 and Glock 23 magazines? Fobus lists compatibility with Glock double-stack .40 caliber magazines, which includes Glock 22 and 23 magazines. Always check compatibility and retention with your specific magazine. Does the magazine pouch fit Glock 43, 43X, or 48 magazines? No. These use narrower single-stack or Slimline magazines. The Fobus 6900ND is molded for wider Glock double-stack magazines. Does the magazine pouch fit Glock 20 or 21 magazines? No. Glock 20 and 21 use larger double-stack 10 mm Auto or .45 ACP magazines. For these, choose a pouch specified by the manufacturer for the appropriate caliber, such as the Fobus 6945G designed for Glock .45 caliber magazines. How do I adjust the retention strength? Use empty magazines when adjusting. Change the screw position in small increments and check after each adjustment that both magazines stay securely in place during movement but can be drawn with a controlled upward motion. Do not overtighten the screw. What is the difference between the Paddle and RT versions? The Paddle version has a fixed paddle attachment. The RT version allows you to change the carry angle using a rotating attachment. The fixed model is suitable for users who want a simple design and a consistent carry position. Can the magazine pouch be used without a belt? The paddle attachment sits inside the waistband, but the Fobus manual recommends a properly tightened belt. A sturdy belt stabilizes the pouch and helps prevent it from moving when drawing a magazine. When is the Fobus 6900ND the right choice? The Fobus 6900ND is suitable for users who want to carry two Glock double-stack 9 mm or .40 caliber spare magazines in one compact OWB pouch. Adjustable passive retention lets you customize magazine fit, and the paddle attachment makes installation on the belt easy. The single 3901-G is more reasonable if you want less weight and only need one spare magazine. A universal model may be a better choice if you want to use the pouch with magazines from different firearm manufacturers. Expert recommendation Before regular use, test the magazine pouch with empty magazines. Both magazines should insert with even pressure, stay securely in place during movement, and be drawn with a straight upward motion. Adjust retention strength in small steps and ensure the paddle is pressed fully behind the belt. Place the magazines so their orientation supports your usual reload motion. Practice drawing magazines first without ammunition, and only use live ammunition at authorized shooting ranges. Regularly check the polymer body, adjustment screw, and paddle attachment. Two Glock spare magazines in one compact pouch The Fobus 6900ND combines a double-magazine design, fixed paddle attachment, and adjustable passive retention system. It is a practical choice for carrying Glock double-stack 9 mm or .40 caliber spare magazines at the range, during training, and in competitions.
