Speed strip pouch?

[squire]

Who makes a pouch for Bianchi speed strips?

 

[EJ]

Most police duty type leather makers--
The "Pouch" is called a "dump" pouch as it was designed for loose cartridges to be dumped out--
The pouch came first--Speed strips were designed to fit the pouches--

 

[sam3]

dillon precision sales them.

 

[Spoonman]

I use an Uncle Mikes nylon handcuff pouch. It holds 4 speed strips w/ .357 magnum rounds. Pretty inexpensive, too.


Clif

 

[Johnny Guest]

Might try - - -

- - The Don Hume catalog. I have one of their ouches which holds one speed strip horizonally rather than vertically. It is handy when wearing a belt holster for my Colt Agent and needing a cover garment anyway. Main problem with revolver loaders is that most practice loading from a location well forward of the hip. A pouch at this location is something of a giveaway, no matter how well your revolver is concealed by a vest/jacket worn unfastened.

One of the neat things about the Seed Strip is that it IS so flat that it can be dropped into a pocket.

Best,
Johnny

 

[Kentucky Rifle]

I've got some neat litte Galco pouches, however they're meant to be carred in a pocket. No belt loops. Very flat and easy to carry. They have a snap flap and the inside is divided into three little sections that hold two cartridges each. No speed-strip is required. It also keeps the six cartridges upright and ready to grab. I like these pouches for a spare reload.

KR

 

[Morgan]

Graham: www.grahamscustomgunleather.bigstep.com

 

[Kentucky Rifle]

Morgan...

Model 38??
Is the cylinder stainless or alloy? I have had a 638 for about a month now. It's a really nice revolver. However, last night when I was wiping down some of my older S&W's, it was obvious that the older guys were nicer. ROCK solid lock-up, great finish, and there just something about the firing pin on the nose of the hammers that seemed "right".

KR

 

[squire]

Thanks guys. I'm gonna go with the one Dillon Precision has.

 

[Kahr carrier]

Good Choice.

 

[Morgan]

Kentucky - unfortunately, that's not my revolver, just one off of the leathermaker's website. I do use the speed strip carrier, though, when I'm lazy enough to carry just my 642.

 

[Kentucky Rifle]

Morgan...

Yeah. I realized that after I went to his site. He's told me that he uses his personal weapons for display. I just didn't remember that picture.

KR

 

[Mannlicher]

I use pouches made for me by Tactical Leather in Micanopy Florida. They hold two loaded speed strips, and have velcro closures. Pocket friendly, easy to access, and well made. I think they charged me about $5 each to make them.

 

[bpisler]

I use rhe galco pouch's on my belt,there's no "belt loop" but the closure flap goes behind the belt with the ammo pouch on the outside and fold down to snap shut,works great,the belt holds it in place and their's easy access to the ammo.