Thanks!

ETA: While we're at it, I need a pair of knee pads for class next month. I need them to work, but I will rarely wear them.

Just a heads up, you double posted this thread. 

Can't help with the mag pouch, don't have much knowledge of kydex gear. As for the knee pads I've heard nothing but good things about Alta Industries knee pads.

Arc'teryx Knee Caps

I believe the Raven Copia pouched can be attached in a similar fashion.

Esstac also makes quality mag pouches.

The company that used to build that is Scorpious tactical.  I don't believe they are making it anymore.  I have been unable to find a kydex setup like that either only singles.  

I've got a single from Fury Concealment that I use with one or two pistol mag pouches for running drills and what not.  

I know Fury Concealment has a setup called the Gunfighter that is a double AR and Double pistol mag carrier.  If you contact them they might be able to sell you just the double rifle mag carrier.  

It's at the very bottom right of this webpage.  

A friend of mine in KY makes Kydex holsters. He should be able to make you something similar. PM me if you want his contact info.

Thanks all.

I'll pick up the knee pads...Arc.

Scorpius may fit the bill:


Eta: Hybrid kydex

If its for a belt get the shorty esstacs

Can confirm, Esstacs are GTG.  I actually prefer their hybrid design over an all-kydex pouch.

Go with hybrid kydex or all kydex. Floppy nylon pouches suck if your instructor calls out mag changes with retention.  Volleyball knee pads under your pants will work ok too if you don't want to be full ninja. I brought some, then realized the whole range is grass. Have fun and dryfire 50 mag changes at home before class.

Gundoholsters.com should have what you need. I've ordered from them a few times.

Otg makes some kydex pouches. I prefer esstac myself.

Arcterx makes some awesome knee pads.

Thanks guys. Still haven't added the double, but will. I have both, a lvl 4 carrier with shingles and a simple chest rig.

July in FL is steering me away from the plates. I need to work in them, but don't want to burn my day because of conditioning.

Let me bend your ear on designing the class. 2 students - we have the instructor for the day. Not resolved on what mix we want yet.

He is skilled in battlefield medicine, pistol & carbine. Brother has worked with him before, but I haven't.  Brother and I have done a lot of "self training" via Art of the Carbine drills, etc., but have only taken a couple classes together.

I also need more failure drills. Transition from long to side guns, etc. We will be working on 300 yards or less, with majority being 100 or less. We are proficient and shoot often, but feel free to weigh in on our day.

I will take an N4 with Aimpoint, a middy (a2 stock) with a 1x4 Meopta K dot and a suppressed 10.5 w/ Aimpoint. All have BUIS. All .556. Handguns will be light-equipped g17s with lip balm on the lens .

Thanks again for the comments!

Use him to help work on things that suck. Stuff you hate to do on your own because you aren't good at it and it doesn't feel good.

For me that would be use of cover in awkward positions, especially rollover prone and junkyard prone. People practice square range stuff too much and never train past returning fire to the point of moving to cover and continuing to engage.

You'll probably get better tips if you post a new thread in the Tactical Carbine Training forum though: https://www.ar15.com/forums/f_9/5_Tactical-Rifle-Training.html