Description
Tracker PG563 General Pocket (Holds Up to 5 AR Mags)
Tracker PP563 General Pocket (Holds Up to 5 AR Mags)
The Tracker PP563 General Pocket is your reliable companion for organized magazine and misc item storage. With overall dimensions of 5.75″ high by 6.13″ wide by 3.00″ deep (expanded), this holder provides ample space for up to five AR magazines. The material features a stretchable design and will fit most magazines. You can even use it to store passports, pocket knives, medications, and other items on your safe door. It can be placed on the back of your safe door, inside the wall of your safe, or even cars, trucks, etc.
Whether you need to secure up to five magazines or other items, this holder has you covered. The full Velcro back ensures a secure attachment, and at a mere 5.50 ounces, it’s lightweight and easy to install. A solid 1-year warranty backs this product for your peace of mind. Make sure to test your safe’s carpet for compatibility with Velcro.
Features:
- Overall Dimensions: 5.75″ H x 6.13″ W x 3.00″ D (expanded)
- Interior Dimensions: 4.75″ H x 5.25″ W x 2.50″ D
- Securely Holds Multiple Pistol Magazines and AR Style Magazines
- Holds Up to 5 AR Mags)
- Full Velcro Back
- Weight: 5.50 Oz
- 1 Year Warranty
Recommendations:
- Plan: The mag pocket won’t stick to velour-style carpet. Look inside your safe and observe the positions of your shelving and gun racks. It’s necessary to ensure the pockets do not overlap or come into contact with the interior shelves or gun rack.
- Test Fit: Perform a test fit by placing the pocket on the door panel, ensuring it does not interfere with interior shelving or other items within the safe. Typically, there is minimal space between your interior shelving and the rear panel of the safe door.
- Test Fit with Your Gear In The Pocket: Conduct a test fit with your gear inside the pocket. Gently close the door and check for smooth, resistance-free closure. You should not need to force the door shut.
- Designate a Permanent Place for The Pocket: Establish a fixed location for the magazine pocket to prevent frequent repositioning. Continually moving the pocket on a carpeted surface may result in the holster pulling the carpet away from what the carpet is attached to.
- Never Force Your Door Shut: Avoid applying force to close your door. If the door does not readily and smoothly close, it’s necessary to reposition or remove the pocket. Forcing the door shut and securing it could lead to operational issues with your safe, potentially causing wear and tear on other components within the door mechanism.
