An appendix-position holster and integrated spare-magazine carrier developed as one approved assembly around the exact primary and magazine references.
Integrated-system architecture
The primary shell, magazine carrier and connecting structure share load through the attachment system. Changes to spacing, hardware or flex can alter concealment profile, draw clearance, comfort and how both items seat.
Program decisions
| Decision | Buyer input | Approval evidence |
|---|---|---|
| Primary fit | Exact approved configuration and allowed variants | Fit, access and retention review |
| Magazine fit | Body, baseplate, orientation and permitted range | Seating and release check |
| Connection | Rigid, flexible or hinged architecture and movement limit | Loaded articulation review |
| Carry geometry | Spacing, ride, cant, clip layout and user-contact zones | Complete installed sample |
Sample approval focus
Check both items separately and loaded together. Record access sequence, interference, flex range, hardware clearance, edge contact, clip engagement and every allowed ride/cant setting.
Related development guidance
Use the IWB program page, magazine-carrier guide and fastener-stack guide.
Information needed for quotation
Share the primary fit reference, magazine configuration, desired connection behavior, carry position, clip system, quantity, material, branding and packaging requirements.
Concept image only. Concealed-carry suitability and compatibility require buyer-defined requirements and validated samples.
