Fobus . 22.380 & .32 Caliber Double Magazine Paddle Pouch Single Stack

The Fobus .22, .380 & .32 Caliber Double Magazine Paddle Pouch Single Stack (model 6922P) is a polymer magazine carrier purpose-built for compact and subcompact single-stack pistols. This paddle design accommodates two magazines side-by-side, offering rapid magazine access while remaining concealable enough for IWB (inside-waistband) carry or belt-mounted deployment. The pouch fits .22 LR, .380 ACP, and .32 ACP platforms—including Sig Sauer P239, Beretta U22 Bobcat, Ruger Mark I/II/III, Walther P22, Browning Buck Mark, and Smith & Wesson .22 and .32 variants.

Fobus's low-profile retention system secures magazines without deformation, critical for rimfire and smaller centerfire cartridges where magazine reliability directly impacts function. The custom-molded interior prevents scratching or warping of magazine bodies and feed lips, extending service life. At just 0.2 lbs, the pouch adds negligible weight to your carry system, and the paddle mount allows flexible positioning—worn inside the waistband for deep concealment or outside the belt for faster access during range work or training scenarios.

This carrier serves competitive shooters, training enthusiasts, and recreational shooters who need reliable magazine storage for smaller-caliber platforms. Rim-fire and micro-caliber pistols demand dependable retention and accessibility—especially during transitions or speed drills where fumbled reloads compromise performance. The dual-magazine capacity reduces frequency of pouch repositioning during extended range sessions, and the paddle system accommodates most belt widths and carry positions.

Fobus pouches are recognized for straightforward engineering and practical fit-and-function across common defensive and sport-shooting platforms. This model fills a specific niche: carriers sized for single-stack magazines in calibers where dedicated options are limited. The paddle design remains a proven carry method for shooters who prefer external belts or who rotate between carry positions depending on activity and environment.