What magazine holder do you use for big stick Glock mags?

[longbeard]

3 hours ago, BartCarter said:

I use the Ghost 360 pouches.  I put my big stick in my pocket to load at the ready and have 2 20-rounders in the pouches for backup.  I also shoot CO and the Ghost 360 pouches work well for my pistol mags too.  The Ghost 360 pouches have "springs" that can be used to fit mags and I am able to get them set so both types of mags can be used.  I used to have to switch, which was a pain.

Ghost mags are great.  They are durable and versatile and economical.

[jualdeaux]

Do those Ghost mag holders rotate or are they just vertical?

[Garmil]

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47 minutes ago, jualdeaux said:

Do those Ghost mag holders rotate or are they just vertical?

They rotate.

[mveto]

This what I use, UM Tactical Big Stick mag pouch.

 

https://www.umtactical.com/store/p106/GLOCK_MAG_HOLDER%2F%2F_BIG_STICK.html

[JAFO]

On ‎12‎/‎31‎/‎2017 at 1:44 PM, Flatland Shooter said:

Here is the backside.

 

I'm going to give this a try.  How did you (or did you) recess the hardware inside the holder?  I was thinking of just taping a small piece of 1/4" thick wood to the mag where I want the clip to attach, then molding around it.

[Flatland Shooter]

6 minutes ago, JAFO said:

 

I'm going to give this a try.  How did you (or did you) recess the hardware inside the holder?  I was thinking of just taping a small piece of 1/4" thick wood to the mag where I want the clip to attach, then molding around it.

 

Where the Tec-Loc screws attach, I warmed the area with a heat gun slightly and snugged down the screws.  They recessed slightly and do not touch the magazine itself. Even if they did, I don't think it would matter since the Glock mag is made of plastic.

 

The  magazine I used for the template was wrapped in a layer or two of painter's tape so that the pouch is not too tight when it cools.

Edited January 9, 2018 by Flatland Shooter

[JAFO]

2 minutes ago, Flatland Shooter said:

 

Where the Tec-Loc screws attach, I warmed the area with a heat gun slightly and snugged down the screws.  They recessed slightly and do not touch the magazine itself. Even if they did, I don't think it would matter since the Glock mag is made of plastic.

 

Thanks.  Guess I need to check Harbor Freight for a heat gun. 

[Flatland Shooter]

2 minutes ago, JAFO said:

 

Thanks.  Guess I need to check Harbor Freight for a heat gun. 

 

I went the deluxe route, northern tool.  

 

You might go ahead and make one first.  Heat the Kydex in the oven prior to molding it too the magazine.  I use a few pieces of 1x2 wood to help hold the hot Kydex in place.  Makes for sharper edges.  

 

Then if you are unhappy with the screws holding the Tec-Loc, try the heat gun.  (Actually any heat source that does not get too hot and can be directed to a small area will work.)

Edited January 9, 2018 by Flatland Shooter

[JAFO]

8 minutes ago, Flatland Shooter said:

 

I went the deluxe route, northern tool.  

 

I've got one of those, too.  They have one for $20 with a 1-year warranty vs Harbor Frieght's $9 with a 90-day.  The deluxe route sounds like a better gamble. 

[barrysuperhawk]

I have had the hf  heat gun for several years. There's not really anything on it to go wrong and it gets hot enough to melt the Kydex so it's good enough for me. As far as worrying about the warranty if it works the first time it'll work forever, LOL