Double Stack Mag Pouch for left hand loading. This is designed to work with ELS and now also Tek-Lok mounting systems.
If you have a gun that I don't have a pouch for just measure the magazine with your calipers (LxW in 3 different spots) and message me the dimensions and model pew it's for. I'll post the STL for it as soon as I can.
Features
Cant adjustable from 0 to 70°
You do not have to take this apart to adjust the cant. Loosen the arc screw and pivot screw (pivot screw is behind the mount hole shown in silver, access it through the mount hole), set it where you want and tighten it back up.
Retention is adjusted with an M6 screw that is buried in the MRD.
If you need right hand loading just mirror the angle plate and mag pouch in your slicer.
Print pouch upside down on the angle with supports
I print with 0.6 nozzle set at 0.24 layer height, wall count at 6, 5 tops and bottoms, infill 50% triangle for all parts.
I print all mine in PolyMaker PETG, (some of the prototypes in the pics were printed in PLA, the MRD and Angle Plate are PETG and work extremely well. I have not used a printed ELS yet, I only modeled for assembly design.
BOM - Single Mag Pouch
(1 each) printed parts - Mag pouch, MRD, Angle Plate ELS or Tek-Lok
(5) Low profile M5 x 12 cap screws.
I used these for the ELS mount
Flanged buttonheads will be too big for the counterbore on the Tek-Lok, you can use regular buttonheads but if you want a true flush fit i found these
(5) M5 x 5.8 x 7.1 Heat set insert with lead-in
(2) M5 x 20 Flanged Button Head Cap Screws
(2) M5 Nuts. Mine came in an assortment set, im sure you can get them on amazon as well. Truss nuts or Chicago nuts would look better but with where the nuts are the dont bother me to be regular hex nuts.
(1) M6 x 16 Thumbscrew (or regular screw)
DIN 653 Steel Flat Knurled Thumb Screws, Blackened Finish | JW Winco Standard Parts
About the heat set inserts. I only use the heat sets with the lead-in and for these you need to insert from the back of the part. You cannot access the back of the holes in the mag pouch with a soldering iron so I made the holes a “little more than snug” interference fit and put a step at the end of the hole. So you will need to use some needle nose pliers and put the lead-in end of the heat set in to the hole from INSIDE the mag pouch, then put a washer and M5 screw on the outside and start cranking it down until the end of the heat set is clear of everything on the inside. It doesnt take long and surprisingly they hold REALLY well. The mag pouch in the picture was a prototype, thats why there is a 3rd hole
BOM - Double Mag Pouch for ELS
(2) Mag Pouch, (2) MRD, (1) ETCropDuster Plate
(7) M5 x 12 Flanged Button Head Cap Screws
(7) M5 x 7 x 8 or M5 x 5.8 x 7.1 Heat set insert with lead-in
(5) M5 x 20 Flanged Button Head Cap Screws
(5) M5 Nuts. Mine came in an assortment set, im sure you can get them on amazon as well. Truss nuts or Chicago nuts would look better but with where the nuts are they dont bother me to be regular hex nuts.
(2) M6 x 16 Thumbscrew (or regular screw) DIN 653 Steel Flat Knurled Thumb Screws, Blackened Finish | JW Winco Standard Parts
(1) M5 over size flat washer (could be printed)
BOM - Double Mag Pouch for Tek-Lok
(2) Mag Pouch, (2) MRD, (1) Tek-Lok Adapter Plate - Remixed by @Micha_196828
(7) M5 x 12 Flanged Button Head Cap Screws
(7) M5 x 7 x 8 or M5 x 5.8 x 7.1 Heat set insert with lead-in
(5) M5 x 20 Flanged Button Head Cap Screws
(5) M5 Nuts. Mine came in an assortment set, im sure you can get them on amazon as well. Truss nuts or Chicago nuts would look better but with where the nuts are they dont bother me to be regular hex nuts.
(2) M6 x 16 Thumbscrew (or regular screw) DIN 653 Steel Flat Knurled Thumb Screws, Blackened Finish | JW Winco Standard Parts
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