The Safariland 775 Slimline Open Top Triple Magazine Pouch is a duty-grade solution for Glock 17 shooters who need fast, reliable access to three magazines on the belt — without the bulk of traditional pouches.
- Carries three Glock 17 magazines in a low-profile, slimline design
- Fits 2.25" (58mm) duty belts with dual vertical and horizontal belt slots
- Open-top design allows rapid magazine access during high-pressure situations
- Adjustable tension screw between pouches for personalized retention control
- Constructed from durable Hardshell STX material for long-lasting performance
- Flexible carry orientation: ride vertical or low-profile horizontal on the belt
Who This Is For
The Safariland 775 is built for law enforcement officers, security professionals, and serious competitive shooters who carry a Glock 17 as their duty or competition pistol. Whether you need a reliable triple mag pouch for a full shift or a fast-access carrier for USPSA and IDPA stages, the 775 delivers the capacity, adjustability, and rugged construction that demanding users require.
Specifications
| Model | Safariland 775 Slimline Open Top Triple Magazine Pouch |
|---|---|
| Compatible Firearm | Glock 17 |
| Magazine Capacity | 3 magazines |
| Belt Compatibility | 2.25" (58mm) duty belts |
| Carry Orientation | Vertical or horizontal (low-profile) |
| Retention Type | Open top with adjustable tension screw |
| Material | Hardshell STX |
| Brand | Safariland |
Frequently Asked Questions
Will the Safariland 775 work with Glock 17 magazines that have extended baseplates?
The 775 is designed specifically for standard Glock 17 magazines and may not accommodate all aftermarket extended baseplates depending on their size and profile. If you use extended baseplates, it's recommended to test fit before committing to duty carry, as the open-top design may still allow some extended floor plates to seat — but retention feel and security can vary.
How do I adjust the magazine retention on the 775 pouch?
The Safariland 775 features a tension adjustment screw located between the magazine pouches. Using a flathead screwdriver, you can tighten or loosen the screw to increase or decrease the amount of friction holding your magazines in place. Start with a moderate tension setting and adjust until magazines stay secure but can still be drawn smoothly with one hand.
Can the 775 be mounted horizontally as well as vertically?
Yes. The 775 includes both vertical and horizontal belt slots, giving you the option to carry your magazines upright in a traditional vertical position or in a low-profile horizontal orientation. The horizontal carry position is popular with users who want to reduce the overall height of their kit or minimize side-to-side profile when seated in a vehicle.