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The GROMIT Magnetic Mag Holder

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Administrative Magnetic Magazine Holder for IDPA / USPSA

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OVERVIEW

This project is a simple magnetic magazine holster intended for carrying a make-ready magazine or other non-retention-critical applications such as USPSA competition. The design combines a rigid PETG inner body with a TPU outer shell to provide structural rigidity while protecting the magnet assembly from impacts and wear.

The holster uses inexpensive off-the-shelf hardware and mounts using a Mini 2-Hole Tek-Lok compatible pattern, making it compatible with a wide range of competition belt attachment systems.

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MECHANICAL COMPATIBILITY

Item

Status

Notes

Glock 9×19 magazines

Tested

Factory magazines and extended magazines

Glock .40 S&W magazines

Tested

Factory magazines

Glock .357 SIG magazines

Tested

Factory magazines

Glock .45 GAP magazines

Tested

Factory magazines

Glock 10 mm Auto magazines

Tested

Factory magazines

Glock .45 ACP magazines

Tested

Factory magazines

Extended Base Pads

Tested

Fully loaded 9 mm magazines with +5 aluminum extensions from Henning Group and Taran Tactical Innovations (TTI)

Magazine Orientation

Tested

Functions with cartridges facing either toward the body (“bullets in”) or away from the body (“bullets out”)

Mounting Pattern

Verified

Mini 2-Hole Tek-Lok compatible

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DESIGN GOALS

Goal

Engineering Rationale

Simple construction

Minimize hardware count using commonly available components.

Fast magazine access

Eliminate mechanical retention for applications where rapid access is preferred over retention security.

Durable construction

Separate structural and protective functions by using a PETG core with a TPU outer shell.

Easy maintenance

All hardware is removable and replaceable without reprinting the entire assembly.

Flexible compatibility

Support the full range of Glock pistol magazines using one common design.

This holster is intended for competition and administrative magazine handling. It is not designed as a retention holster for duty, field, or concealed carry applications.

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SPECIFICATIONS

Item

Specification

Status

Inner Material

PETG

Verified

Outer Material

TPU

Verified

Magnet Diameter

32 mm (1.26 in)

Verified

Magnet Type

Countersunk Neodymium Cup Magnet

Verified

Fasteners

M4 Socket Head Cap Screws and M4 Hex Nuts

Verified

Recommended Screw Length

6–10 mm

Verified

Mounting Pattern

Mini 2-Hole Tek-Lok compatible

Verified

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BILL OF MATERIALS (BOM)

Qty

Item

Specification

Optional

Recommended Source

1–2

Countersunk Neodymium Cup Magnet

32 mm (1.26 in), approximately 110 lb pull

No

DIYMAG (Amazon) or equivalent manufacturer

2

M4 Socket Head Cap Screws

6–10 mm

No

McMaster-Carr, Misumi, or local hardware supplier

2

M4 Hex Nuts

DIN 934

No

McMaster-Carr, Misumi, or local hardware supplier

1

Belt Attachment

Mini 2-Hole Tek-Lok compatible

Yes

Blade-Tech or compatible manufacturer

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PART TYPES / COMPONENTS

Part

Function

PETG Inner Body

Supports the magnet, carries structural loads, and provides the mounting interface.

TPU Outer Shell

Protects the magnet assembly, improves durability, and absorbs minor impacts.

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ASSEMBLY

  1. Print the inner body in PETG.

  2. Print the outer shell in TPU.

  3. Install the magnet(s) into the PETG body.

  4. Press the M4 hex nuts into the printed hex pockets.

  5. Secure the assembly using M4 socket head cap screws.

  6. Attach the completed holster to a Mini 2-Hole Tek-Lok compatible belt mount.

The printed hex pockets are designed as a light press fit. If necessary, gently tap the nuts into place before installing the screws.

Fastener length is not critical. Any M4 screw between approximately 6 mm and 10 mm that provides adequate thread engagement without bottoming out should function correctly.

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MAGNET CONFIGURATION

Configuration

Recommended Use

One Magnet

Most steel-bodied magazines

Two Magnets

Glock polymer-bodied magazines

A single magnet provides adequate retention for most steel-bodied magazines. Glock magazines benefit from a second magnet because the polymer body reduces the amount of exposed steel available for magnetic attraction, resulting in lower holding force.

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RECOMMENDED PRINT SETTINGS

Setting

Inner Body

Outer Shell

Material

PETG

TPU

Nozzle Diameter

0.4 mm

0.4 mm

Layer Height

0.20 mm

0.20 mm

Wall Count

4

3

Infill

25–40% Gyroid or Cubic

100%

Supports

None

None

Print Orientation

As Modeled

As Modeled

Brim

Optional

Optional

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TESTING / VALIDATION

I tested the holster using factory Glock pistol magazines in every currently produced caliber, including 9×19, .40 S&W, .357 SIG, .45 GAP, 10 mm Auto, and .45 ACP.

Testing also included fully loaded Glock 9 mm magazines equipped with +5 aluminum magazine extensions from both Henning Group and Taran Tactical Innovations (TTI). The two-magnet configuration securely retained these magazines during normal movement and range use.

The design was tested in both common competition orientations, with cartridges facing toward the body (“bullets in”) and away from the body (“bullets out”). Both configurations functioned without modification.

Retention recommendations are based on practical range testing rather than instrumented pull-force measurements.

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FUTURE DEVELOPMENT

Future revisions may include additional mounting patterns, support for alternative magnet sizes, and variants optimized for additional magazine families. Broader compatibility testing with non-Glock magazines will be performed as additional platforms become available.

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