High Speed Gear Double Decker Taco Pouch | Double Stack Magazine Holster for Rifles and Pistols | MOLLE Compatible for Rapid Response
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has a rifle pouch attached on the front and a separate pistol pouch on the back. The pouches both feature a common bungi retaining system, as you can see The pouch is great! My five pieces of equipment are equipped with four of these. As I run both AR and AK platforms, I run an 11 v tac vest in the front and they are great. In addition to the pistol pouch, it is also suitable for other items such as a compact flashlight and a multi-tool. Thank you for your help.
With this product in hand, it should be possible for you to use this double decker magazine pouch with your Sig P320. There may be a slight issue with it being a little tight in the pouch, but then it
If it fits FN 509 magazines, then it should. The 17rd mags that I run in mine are from Sig 320.
The double deckers come in a pack of two.
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This is excellent! With the help of two mole straps included in the package, I attached the double taco to a 1 1/2 " wide HSG belt w/ Cobra Buckle. The photos below illustrate the following Despite the taco's 2 columns and 3 rows of molle straps, it looks like it is a couple of inches tall. It is covered by two rows of molle bands. I ran the plastic straps from the bottom through all three rows, and then brought the straps over the belt. Following that, I ran the plastic strap under the bottom row of molle and fastened the plastic patch with the plastic fastener. There is no wiggle of the belt when it is attached. There is only one pistol taco I have and it has Velcro belt straps only. The molle belt loop is actually more snug than the Velcro belt loop on my single pistol taco. This is a highly recommended product. A second purchase would be welcome.
In addition, I have a vest with one mounted on a MOLLE panel, and another that has been modified to accommodate a duty belt on my left side. Having had the pistol magazine pop out frequently on the weak side catching the seatbelt of the car, as well as having my vest pouch pistol mag pop out while cuffed, can be very frustrating. Because of its out of the box functionality, I do not recommend this product. My preferred mode of transport is by You can pull out and in Glock 17 magazines with ease. You can't run, mount fences, get out of a vehicle quickly, or wrestle with a bad guy with this top. In the near future, some skateboard tape and a cinching of the drawstring to the point of almost breaking seems to have fixed the problem. I'd like to see future generations get a little more grip on the inside. In that case, users give this product 5 stars and recommend it to other criminals or war.
This pouches from TACO are just amazing. I'm not sure what else to say about them but that they are fantastic. There is a magazine for just about anything you can imagine There is really nothing shocking in terms of how easily AR, AK, and M1A can be deployed and holstered. Do they have a cheap price? There is no. How does this product compare with custom Kydex pouches, which can only be used on a single system, etc? Without a doubt I'm freakin' out Without a doubt. There is no logical explanation for these things. Whenever I can afford it, I buy as many as I can.
Stop buying cheap, inferior pouches buy once, cry once, these are better than a lifetime supply of magazine pouches.
I really liked how they turned out! I like the way it was With the pouches loaded down, there seems to be good retention, even though I did not run a lot with them. Despite my only complaints with these pouches, the pouches themselves are not my only concern. In a carbine pouch, those MOLLE straps are pushed down so that you cannot attach them to your vest/carrier, belt, etc. That means these pouches cannot be used to mount weapons. In addition to the missing straps on my pouches, I had to devise an alternate mounting solution for them. Ultimately, the pouches worked out, but I shouldn't have had to come up with an elaborate mounting method for them, especially for the price.
The plastic lasted for a long time, but it wore out I think this is much better than the previous one. This magazine holder holds magazines much more securely. If you are doing drills, it can be more difficult to place magazines back into the holder. Worked well when drawing mags out, but does not work well when removing them.
I love how it looks and feels. It is nice and tight and does not rattle or fall out. Costa Legs was $150, but I didn't want to pay that much. It was decided to test it out first.
One piece of advice is to use a 30-rd rifle magazine because the 20rd mag will sit just slightly higher than the pistol mag, making it difficult to get the rifle magazine out. Maybe if you attach your rubber grabbers or extension things to the baseplate, you can get 20rd mags to work.
This product is on my competition belt, and I like the fact that it will work with AR mags, AK mags, and aluminum G3 magazines. CETME steel mags can be made to fit, but snag when they're attached, so I would guess they'd wear down the bungee cords pretty quickly. The AR platform might be your only choice in 2019, so you may want to look for better options. In case you are running other platforms than Taco, then the pouch is still.
In my opinion, it is too expensive. A very good product with high quality is offered by HSGI. The cost (plastic and shock cord) has knocked off a star for me. I think they should be lower. The pouches made by HSGI's competitors also work well - I like them as well It costs less, but it's more expensive.
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