Magazine pouches for single stack

[Zmego]

I am currently using the blade tech double mag pouches with tek lock. However, being the tinkerer I am I was wondering if there is something better that I should consider?

[Maksim]

I personally like the Sfariland 771 pouches for the ELS belt system. simple and they work.

[Zmego]

I would like to stick with tech lok for now. Is it possible to get safariland pouches with tech lok?

[polizei1]

Any reason why? I'm using a CR Speed belt and pouches, they are really awesome. Really worth the money IMHO. I'm not a fan of doubles, I like single pouches and especially the CR Speed, because you can change each one and set it up exactly how you want, including the cant and tension. They also pull them away from your body, which makes it a lot easier and faster to get the mags out.

Edited November 19, 2012 by polizei1

[Biloxi23]

On mu duty rig I have an Uncle MIke's Quad single stack pouch. I reall like it. I normally shoot Limited with a 6" STI, but cayy my Kimber gold Combat when I work in uniform (a couple of days every month or two, or special events). I do not shoot SSTK division so I do not know if they would fit that criteria.

[wes777]

Cr speed with spacers. Adhesive velcro on back for belt stability.

[Noximus03]

Got the Comp-Tac Beltfeed here. Used a double stack version for years in Production and was really pleased, so I got one for SS and am still very pleased. Great product. Doesnt have a Tek-Lok function, though.

[Outsydlooknin75]

Im working on building a quad stack single stack mag holder for a shooter shooting heavy metal next year. The outer 2 mags are going to sit abouta half inch or so higher than the inner 2.

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[NathanKing]

The CR Speed belt with at least four magazine pouches really is the way to go.

Edited November 19, 2012 by NathanKing

[Aircooled6racer]

Hello: It is hard to beat the Safariland 771's. I have 6 I use for big matches but usually only put 5 on for local matches. I have a 34" waist and can reach them all. They fit very well on a CR Speed belt or you could look at the Safariland belt system. They are available from Shooters Connection or Safariland. The CR Speeds are good also when you use the spacers from Sean at Power Factor Shooting. Thanks, Eric

[amish_rabbi]

I really like my DAA racers for my single stacks. I have 5

[Ssanders224]

I'm not saying they are the best option, but I run basic Blackhawk single stack mag pouches when I shoot SSTK.

They were cheap, and available locally when I got started, and I've never had a reason to change them.

I chop them up pretty good, to expose more of the mag... and modify the spring inside for a little less tension, and they work GREAT.

I believe Jarret used them at the 2011 SSTK Nationals. I noticed he also had them chopped up a lot like mine.

This is what they look like new.

[lumpygravy]

I'm not saying they are the best option, but I run basic Blackhawk single stack mag pouches when I shoot SSTK.

They were cheap, and available locally when I got started, and I've never had a reason to change them.

I chop them up pretty good, to expose more of the mag... and modify the spring inside for a little less tension, and they work GREAT.

I believe Jarret used them at the 2011 SSTK Nationals. I noticed he also had them chopped up a lot like mine.

This is what they look like new.

I'd love to see a pic of your "chopped" version...

Edited November 19, 2012 by lumpygravy

[Ssanders224]

I'm not saying they are the best option, but I run basic Blackhawk single stack mag pouches when I shoot SSTK.

They were cheap, and available locally when I got started, and I've never had a reason to change them.

I chop them up pretty good, to expose more of the mag... and modify the spring inside for a little less tension, and they work GREAT.

I believe Jarret used them at the 2011 SSTK Nationals. I noticed he also had them chopped up a lot like mine.

This is what they look like new.

I'd love to see a pic of your "chopped" version...

No problem, I'll take one when I get home.

[Ssanders224]

Here ya go. I chop the tops off, so that most of the mag is exposed. I also cut some length off of the leaf spring inside for less tension. An added bonus is that this makes them lean out a little away from your body as you can see in the second picture.

I run DAA Racers in Limited, but these work well for me in SSTK.

[GMB]

Using the comptac single mag pouches. I use them for USPSA and IDPA, great product and fair price.

[lumpygravy]

Here ya go. I chop the tops off, so that most of the mag is exposed. I also cut some length off of the leaf spring inside for less tension. An added bonus is that this makes them lean out a little away from your body as you can see in the second picture.

I run DAA Racers in Limited, but these work well for me in SSTK.

Thanks for the pics. Those might be interesting.

I'm guessing that the internal leaf spring you mention is for retention? to hold the mag tight in the carrier? and that cutting is the only way to adjust the tension?

[Ssanders224]

Here ya go. I chop the tops off, so that most of the mag is exposed. I also cut some length off of the leaf spring inside for less tension. An added bonus is that this makes them lean out a little away from your body as you can see in the second picture.

I run DAA Racers in Limited, but these work well for me in SSTK.

Thanks for the pics. Those might be interesting.

I'm guessing that the internal leaf spring you mention is for retention? to hold the mag tight in the carrier? and that cutting is the only way to adjust the tension?

Yep, you are correct. The leaf spring pushes against the mag tube, and they are VERY tight when you get them. I just trim a little of the end of the spring, and they feel much better.

Here ya go.... they worked for him Ha.

[40S&W]

I use the CR Speed pouches for Open, SS, L10 & Limited. Use Blade Tech for IDPA. They work for me and are legal.

[blueeyedme]

I went with the DAA Racers this year. I am very pleased with them.