IDPA Double Mag Pouch

[tac_driver]

I shoot a Beretta 92FS using 10 round single stack magazines.
Which mag pouch would you recommend for this setup for IDPA competition?

 

[skinewmexico]

I just use a cheap Fobus.

 

[nwb01]

Blade Tech......... Pricey compared to Fobus but worth every penny

 

[creekerdoug]

Blade-Tech is worth the money and I have a couple but for a brand new shooter I'd recommend one of the injected molded Uncle Mike's pouches. You can find them for around $20. Spend the money you save on extra ammunition and entry fees.

 

[skinewmexico]

So what exactly is the Blade-Tech doing that my Fobus isn't, especially for a new shooter? I mean, the mags stay in when I'm moving, and come out easily when I pull them, so I'm a little lost here.........

 

[Chris Rhines]

I found that the Fobus magazine carriers can hold on to the magazines a little too much - leading to the infamous "speed reload wedgie."

Blade-Tech magazine carriers are better constructed and have tension adjustments.

- Chris

 

[OH25shooter]

All the "name brand" holders are good quality. I've used Blade-Tec and Comp-Tac. Personally, I prefer the TKW brand best. Here's where I purchased them. Great CS from Mike. http://mle-shootingsports.com/product_info.php?products_id=79

 

[FieroCDSP]

I picked up an Uncle Mike's double-stack double mag holder. I'm not particularly impressed. The retension is maintained by a small piece of kydex at the bottom, about the size of a postage stamp, and by the friction against the part of the cover flap that velcros in. I ended up putting things behind the flap to increase the tension so that my mags couldn't jump out while running. For the extra money, the Blackhawks are better.

 

[robertbank]

Blade Tech has a "Competition Special" that is worth looking at. I have Blade Tech for three of my pistols and they work really well.

Take Care

Bob