“The early designs in magazine pouches did not take into account the potential for speed reloading the semi-auto pistol, and today, some manufacturers still do not understand the role pouch design plays in the reload. As a rule of thumb, the top 1-1/2” of the magazine should be exposed so that the magazine is properly grasped by the non-gun hand for the technique of reloading. Cartridges in the magazine to be speed loaded should have the bullets forward (in the direction of the belt buckle).” -Bruce Nelson
Everything in this pouch follows those principles.
Outside-the-waistband magazine carrier shaped by the fundamentals of the masters of 1911 combat leather laid down and refined through modern feedback from a Gunsite professional. The goal is proper access, consistent indexing, and a form that serves the reload without excess.
Details
Natural horsehide
Cream Tiger thread
Hand cut
Hand stitched
Hand molded
No machines, no die cutting
Built one at a time
This is a continuation guided by the past built in the present.
