IPSC Patch Dispencer Mount Holder

Introducing the IPSC Patch Dispencer Pole Mount: Train Smarter, Tape Faster.

No more searching for your patch roll – it's always where you need it.

This practical holder is designed to fit the popular IPSC Patch Dispencer with Belt Clip model (yes, that’s “dispencer” with a C 😉). Whether you're training solo or with your squad, this pole mount makes it easy to keep your patch dispenser right where it belongs: at the target. Important: As the above mentioned design is an remix, it's a bit bigger then the original, both will fit but this one will fit best and it has a snug fit so it won't fall out. 

Why Choose This IPSC Patch Dispenser Target Pole Mount?

1. Two Versions Included
You get both a closed version (for the original model without belt clip) and an open cut-out version that perfectly accommodates the variant with clip. Just pick the one that fits your setup.

2. Mounts Directly on the Target Stand
Designed to slide or clip securely onto the standard wooden upright of your IPSC target stand. No screws, no tools – just push, click, and go.

3. Keeps Your Dispenser in Place
During training, patch rolls have a habit of disappearing – or falling off someone's belt. This mount fixes that. Your patches stay right at the target, saving steps and speeding up your taping.

4. Easy to Print, Easy to Use
Prints quickly in PLA or PETG without supports. Strong enough for outdoor use, light enough to carry in your range bag.

5. Built for Efficiency
Especially useful during drills or solo practice, when every second counts. Grab, patch, and move on – no wasted time.

At a Glance

• Compatible with the “IPSC Patch Dispencer with Belt Clip" or without.
• Includes 2 versions: closed and open-cut for clip variant
• Mounts securely on standard wooden target uprights
• Keeps your patch roll at the target – always within reach
• Easy print in PLA or PETG, no supports needed
• Makes training and taping more efficient

Print. Mount. Paste. Repeat.

Now print your mount, and stop wasting time searching for your patches.

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• Tag your print and show how you use it on the range!