[Bear One]

I have found a product that I would like to share with all pistol people. It is a mag holder that fits on 1-2" belts, made of heavy-duty stretch nylon, holds all 9mm, 40 cal., 10mm,or 45 cal. mags. Comfortable, concealable, durable, and moisture resistant. I got mine from:
G.R.S. Co.
208 Derby Ct.
Joelton, TN. 37680
1-800-628-1585
I carry 2 extra mags anytime I have my Champion with me. A friend ordered 2 for his Glock 40 cal. and loved them from day one. Try 'em, you'll like 'em.

[This message has been edited by Bear One (edited 07-11-2001).]

 

[Bear One]

Hey, fellows, it's just a piece of heavy duty black stretch nylon that your belt and mag fit in. The belt goes through, tighten up as normal, then place the mag inside. The mag rides on the outside of your belt. No big deal. Just simple, common sense.

Tact is the ability to jump into troubled waters without making a splash.

 

[Bear One]

jaydee,

Sorry, but as you can see, I'm from the South, and everyone knows that we're backward. Some of my friends call'em clips, and some call'em magazines. However, we all know where that thing that holds our bullets goes.
Seriously, the mag holders I've described are just a few bucks, try one, bet you like it.

 

[Bear One]

Mayonaise,

I checked out the Kydex Side Armor mag holder on their web site. Thank you, but I'll stick with the Ghost Rider System. I think I paid $4.00 for mine. (It may have been $5.00, I'm not sure.)

 

[Bear One]

Mayonaise,

I know you get what you pay for, but if you haven't seen the Ghost Rider System, I think you should check out at least one. These are the most comfortable, concealable, well made and functional mag holders I have seen. Also, as I have mentioned, they are inexpensive (not cheap).