The Wilderness Magazine / Speedloader Pouches

[SQLGeek]

Has anyone used these:

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Also, I'm considering pocket carrying a J-frame of some kind (S&W or LCR) when not carrying my Glock and these caught my eye.

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Just looking for some feedback on how they work.

Thanks!

[WildBill]

Interesting. I have only used leather and Kydex pouches, but they look like they would do the job. They appear to be a bit expensive for what they are. PS - I think the leather and Kydex prices are outrageous!

[SQLGeek]

The mag pouches are a bit pricey but they seem pretty low profile and it seems a single horizontal magazine pouch would disappear pretty well along the belt line.

[fm2]

They look nice and from what I've seen & heard they are well made.

[teraph]

I have one of the single stack mag pouches, and it is awesome!! I would highly recommend you to get one for just about any purpose. I have the horizontal one to toss on my shoulder strap for my camping bag/belt and it holds the mag extremely secure.

[Vandelay Ind.]

I use the horizontal

It fits snug and hidden. You wear it behind a belt loop so when you pull on the mag, the belt loop keeps the pouch from sliding. I don't think it would slide anyway, but thats what they say to do. Works for me.

[SQLGeek]

Thanks folks, that's what I was looking for. Wilderness Instructor Belt and mag pouch it is!

[Nicolai]

I was in their store in Phoenix a couple of months ago--small retail store in front, production department just behind. Every one of their products I looked at appeared to be first-rate, maybe a little pricey, but I don't mind that for U.S.-made products. I bought a few things--Safepacker, Sonoran Shirt--and am very happy with products and quality. I'll be buying more of their products.

[Jose_in_Dallas]

I use the horizontal

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It fits snug and hidden. You wear it behind a belt loop so when you pull on the mag, the belt loop keeps the pouch from sliding. I don't think it would slide anyway, but thats what they say to do. Works for me.

I started looking into this after I saw this in the Pictures Of Your Daily Carry thread. Wasn't sure what brand it was until I started researching it and came across this thread. I have a Comp-Tac double magazine pouch but this looks more comfortable and a lot more stealthy. Any idea if this can be purchased locally in the DFW area?

[SQLGeek]

I ended up picking up a horizontal for my Shield. I really like it! Great construction, good retention but easy enough to draw from.

[Jose_in_Dallas]

I ended up picking up a horizontal for my Shield. I really like it! Great construction, good retention but easy enough to draw from.

Ordered one tonight after not being able to find a local retailer.

[Jose_in_Dallas]

Got mine in the mail last week and finally got a chance to use it the past couple of nights. Really comfortable than any other magazine carrier I've used. Wish I had bought this a long time ago.

[Jose_in_Dallas]

Just a little update. This has got to be the most comfortable magazine holster I've ever used. I bought the horizontal version and it made all the difference in the world as far as comfort (no poking me in the love handles anymore!), especially because I carry a single stack 1911 magazine in 8 and 10 round capacities. I wasn't sure how good the retention would work but I'm actually very impressed with it.