Posted: 9/16/2011 1:28:41 AM EDT
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Can anyone recommend a half decent belt magazine holder / pouch for .22 mags. Looking at 2 gun comps at our club. We have the PSG kit sorted however the market for magazine holders / pouches seems huge and most may not be suitable.
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I have some mag pouches from UK Tactical which are very good, but depending on the cof's you'll be running, I doubt you'll need more than 2 mags on any stage, so if that's the case I'd recommend nothing more than a mag cinch to clip a pair together.
Makes your reloads much quicker |
| Thought along the same lines. One possible cof may be based on multiple mag changes with restricted rounds in each. the aim being to test each shooter on reload technique whilst in different positions and at speed, hence the possibility of 3-4 mags being carried |
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Quoted: I have some mag pouches from UK Tactical which are very good, but depending on the cof's you'll be running, I doubt you'll need more than 2 mags on any stage, so if that's the case I'd recommend nothing more than a mag cinch to clip a pair together. Makes your reloads much quicker Is there a 'ruling' on clipping mags together? I have attended shoots that didn't allow it.. As for pouches, these are really good.. |
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I have some mag pouches from UK Tactical which are very good, but depending on the cof's you'll be running, I doubt you'll need more than 2 mags on any stage, so if that's the case I'd recommend nothing more than a mag cinch to clip a pair together. Makes your reloads much quicker Is there a 'ruling' on clipping mags together? I have attended shoots that didn't allow it.. As for pouches, these are really good.. I guess it depends on the match organiser ? Do WNSC still allow it ? They did last time I shot there (approx 12 months ago) |
I think the word you're looking for is 'cocks'.....
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Quoted: Quoted: It wasn't WNSC, it was an Action Weekend at Bisley. Those events are run and organised on many occasions by what are known as ccks It's funny really. I've had several run-ins with some of the aforementioned invigilators, all at Bisley. I don't normally have such problems, being the shy, retiring type  |
