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I'm wondering what everybody uses to carry a reload? When off-duty, I typically carry a P229 IWB at 4:00. I use a kdex clip-on holster of my own creation, and it carries very comfortably and is easy to slide on and off without having to remove my belt. My current mag pouch is a versacarry leather OWB ( https://versacarry.com/plain-magazine-pouch/). It's decently minimalist and very comfortable, but there are a few shortcomings: 1. You have to remove your belt to put it on/take it off 2. Mag retention is pretty much gravity and that's that's it. If you have to crawl around on the ground for anything, lie on the couch, sit in a recliner, or take your pants off with it still on your belt, chances are the mag is going to fall out. 3. It doesn't ride very tight to the body, so concealment is only so-so. I recently tried this ( https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08K..._dt_b_fed_asin_title) and absolutely hate it. It's so tight it's next to impossible to get on and off the belt, and its incredibly uncomfortable to wear. I tried everywhere from 7:00-11:30, and it was terrible everywhere. I don't understand how I can shove a whole gun and holster inside my pants IWB and have it be more comfortable than a single magazine in a neoprene sleeve. I do have a few hard-sided mag pouches for range use, but none of them is something I'd want to wear around all day in street clothes or try to conceal. Priorities are all-day comfort, concealability, mag retention, and easy on/off the belt. What have you guys got? | ||
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I prefer horizontal mag pouches and for me these have always worked great. https://www.amazon.com/Safaril...porting%2C62&sr=1-17 They make differing sizes but all allow for plenty of wiggle room so to speak and can be tightened or loosened on the belt for looser or tighter retention. I’ve used these for many many years and never found anything I like better. They are comfortable conceal fine, are very easy on/off and are easy to access. I typically run mine weak side near front/appendix to allow me access with either arm should my “reload’n arm” ![]() Now keep in mind I am a low speed high drag regular guy. I am not running into gunfights and I am not competing. My goal is the ability to carry an extra mag comfortably and easily while still allowing me easy quick access, I won’t be doing any John Wick reloads from this….. or any pouch now that I think about it. ![]() ![]() YMMV of course. Take Care, Shoot Safe, Chris | |||
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My spare mag is carried in a Kramer horsehide single mag pouch or a Comp Tac kydex single mag pouch. Been using the Kramer mag pouches since the early 90s, the Comp Tac ones for the last 15 or so years. My wife only uses the Comp Tac single mag pouch anymore. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Tomorrow's battle is won during today's practice. | |||
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Interesting ideas, keep 'em coming. I like Safariland stuff, but I'd like to keep it vertical and open top if possible to match my duty gear. Those Kramer pouches look really nice, but kinda ouchy on the price. | |||
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I have been using 3D printed mag pouches I get off Ebay: 3D Prints by Conner. Priced right and work great. End of Earth: 2 Miles Upper Peninsula: 4 Miles | |||
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I’ve been using these and they do the trick https://kytexgear.com/ | |||
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That looks promising, and for the price I can't not try it! Just ordered one, we'll see how it works. | |||
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Normally I carry in a Wright Leather Works holster and matching double mag carrier, however, when I want quick-on/off, I use a couple Pitbull Tactical universal mag carriers. They work OWB and IWB, and fit most double and single stack mags except the tiny ones. They work with my Glock mags as well as my Springfield XD-S 9 mags. Hope that’s helpful. Regards From Sunny Tucson, SigFan NRA Life - IDPA - USCCA - GOA - JPFO - ACLDN - SAF - AZCDL - ASA "Faith isn't believing that God can; it's knowing that He will." (From a sign on a church in Nicholasville, Kentucky) | |||
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