Limited mag pouches?

[DesertTortoise]

Are your limited mags small frame mags?

 

 

 

 

 

Large frame

 

 

[B_RAD]

22 minutes ago, DesertTortoise said:

 

Large frame

 

 

Thanks. 

 

Your Tanfo mags it in the 771 for glocks?

 

[OPENB]

Large frame mags fit in the STI 771 pouches too. 

[DesertTortoise]

Thanks. 

 

Your Tanfo mags it in the 771 for glocks?

 

Correction, I have the 773 pouches for the Glock 17/34 and they fit tanfo large frame mags

[ryridesmotox]

@IHAVEGAS Have you called ghost? That needs to be fixed by them If it's a manufacturer's fault

Edited February 4, 2017 by ryridesmotox

[IHAVEGAS]

58 minutes ago, ryridesmotox said:

@IHAVEGAS Have you called ghost? That needs to be fixed by them If it's a manufacturer's fault

 

I bought them from Stoeger. They were gracious and prompt about supplying replacement pieces after I explained what had happened. They also politely suggested that I might have tightened the mounting screws more than was appropriate. 

[GlockGuy1]

I started with BladeTech, but now I have DAA Racers and like them much better.

[MemphisMechanic]

@IHAVEGAS we don't get cold down here. (I'm from Chicago, so I smirk when the southern guys gripe about 33 degrees being cold, too.)

 

But I've "fallen out of a shooting" area on the final target bit too effectively, and landed on my mag pouches when it was around 75 outside. None of the Ghosts noticed.

 

I subscribed to the "slowly tighten them until you can't quite rotate them anymore, and stop right there" method of torquing the center bolt - with red loctite to ensure they hold that setting.

[IHAVEGAS]

8 hours ago, MemphisMechanic said:

@IHAVEGAS we don't get cold down here. (I'm from Chicago, so I smirk when the southern guys gripe about 33 degrees being cold, too.)

 

But I've "fallen out of a shooting" area on the final target bit too effectively, and landed on my mag pouches when it was around 75 outside. None of the Ghosts noticed.

 

I subscribed to the "slowly tighten them until you can't quite rotate them anymore, and stop right there" method of torquing the center bolt - with red loctite to ensure they hold that setting.

 

Just copied this from Stoeger's web site "Note: Please do not over torque the center screw as it will result in the pouch breaking. It appears that threadlocker may cause issues so we recommend not using it."

 

FWIW. I have no idea why they do not recommend thread locker, otherwise I would try your approach if I was still using them. Still have 5 so maybe I will be them another chance one of these days. 

 

 

[MemphisMechanic]

Threadlocker can break down some plastics. It shouldn't be used when a screw is threaded directly into plastic.

 

I only use it on the metal-to-metal fasteners, and far less of it than most use.

Edited February 4, 2017 by MemphisMechanic

[tedahlenius85]

I ran Ghost pouches when I shot Glock, hated the blocky belt attachment. Switched to DAA race master pouches, enpensive and good looking, worked well for 2 years while running my CZ's, but recently bought the regular DAA racers, and I like them alot. Smoother for the mags actually. And weighs a little less than the alu ones. So I recommend the racers. Great pouches thats not expensive.


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