JUMPOFFBRIDGE89
Regular Member
I need a belt holster to hold a speed loader. I want a pouch style not the style that has a hole in the top. So if you know a web site that sells them or if you make them and live near Temecula, Ca please let me know.
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Speed Loader Holster
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Mr H
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I wish I could remember where I got mine (Bass Pro, maybe?), but it's nylon and a velcro closure for 2 SLs. Similar to this:
http://www.midwayusa.com/viewProduct/?productNumber=775937
I saw some this past week that were leather (either plain or basket-weave) made by Uncle Mike's.
heresyourdipstickjimmy
Regular Member
+1 on midwayusa.com, I'd also check opticsplanet.com as they may have a sale going. I picked up my Safariland 333 speedloader holder on sale. Safariland also makes good leather versions, not sure if Gould and Goodrich make speedloader pouches or if Galco does.
Since you don't want open top, I'll not suggest a polymer or kydex product like the Safariland 333.
You'll want leather, the nylon stuff will work but it won't give you the protection that the leather will. I've found that the nylon tends to move around a lot and often doesn't keep the speedloaders in an upright position (they sag).
Since you don't want open top, I'll not suggest a polymer or kydex product like the Safariland 333.
You'll want leather, the nylon stuff will work but it won't give you the protection that the leather will. I've found that the nylon tends to move around a lot and often doesn't keep the speedloaders in an upright position (they sag).
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ExLipscombChief
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Gould has them for $42.95 in their Phoenix line. Dun Hume, Tex Shoemaker, Safariland and Bianchi all sell them as well as HKS.