Can the D/OS attachment be used for mag pouches as well? I have a really short torso and long arms, want mag pouches lowered.
306699
if you have the Tek Lok attachments it works on all those. If you have the design that is permanent on the belt you can not use it. I hope this helps with your purchase.
306700
If they are the TEK-LOK type, it should. Blade-Tech does make magazine carriers and holsters that are not TEK-LOK and this accessory probably won't work with them.
306701
Safariland has mag pouches that can be purchased to attach to the platform. The answer is yes, just make certain to purchase the pouches designed for that.
306702
They follow a standard triangular screw placement so they should be able to made to do so, however the offset is going to angle them out from you and may present a catch hazard. Have you considered thigh rigs? I haven't examined it closely but a lot of guys put AR Mag pouches on the thigh rig and I'd think you could attach pistol mag pouches as well.
306703
Yes, the screw pattern will match right up to the Blade Tech Mag pouchs if you want to run it on there instead of a holster.
1568475
No, the bag does not have specific mag pouches. Don't know the EXACT measurements.
1832179
I have to go with Rene on this one. with this rig I used a seperate belt and drop holster. find one with flaps over the magazines to prevent dirt getting in them.
2203309
I do not own or have ever used a 45acp double stacked mag so I can't answer your question with absolute certainty, but my Glock 19 - 9mm mags, which are configured "double stacked", fit easily in the pouches with a little room to spare. I don't think you'll encounter any problems fitting your mag(s) .
802188
I personally removed the single mag pouch because the weight of the magazine was causing the holster to shift sideways. I Cary the holster on my tactical vest therefore I have a side by side magazine pouch on my vest. I am using the single pouch for my knife.
273760
I believe so yes. It is adjustable and im not large waisted myself '32'. Might be a problem if you wish to add a drill pouch in the future because for me when i added the magno drill pouch it was a little behind me rather than on the side but that just preference and only very minor.
1168051
If they're smaller than 15 round S&W; .40 clips, then yes. The pouches are designed for 9mm clips, but I have managed with .40 clips without too much trouble. The strap to secure them isn't in full contact with the Velcro strip however.
654787
Go to the Fobus website (fobusholster.com), click on "Magazine pouches" and select your gun to determine which mag pouch will work for you.
1394281
There is a pouch located on the flip side of the mag pouches.....but i don't believe it is used for carrying plates.
1751070
I had just ditched my ak so I'm not certain, but would wager no. Especially not any of the highspeeds. The GI mags may fit, but with the elastics and webbing I would imagine the mag 'seating hooks' would make for a disaster. I just jammed my 5.56 Tapco's in there, they are pretty similar to the ak mags I had, and they fit in the double mag pouches on the outsides of the main rack, and squeezed into half the front pockets. Still the action wouldn't be smooth, and I wouldn't want that kind of fight with mags that close to this face. Hope it helps.
1760919
I use the XL W S&W; SD9. The Shield is much smaller. There is a expandable strap the will hold the firearm though. I slide my weapon muzzle through the expandable strap and then the rest into the pack as shown
323380
As TBoyer said, this item is just the harness with attachment points. You must buy a holster and/or magazine pouches. Be sure to note that you need the ROTO styles to attach to this harness. Ultimately I returned the whole thing. The harness was well constructed and fit OK, but the ROTO versions of the holsters and pouches leaned out to far for my comfort. I should note that I use the non-ROTO versions for CCW. They are about 1/2" 'thinner' in profile.
1206397
no. there is no attachment points on bottom for belt keeper. that would be a great addition to the rig. but with a full loadout it doesn't ride up much even when running if securely tightened to your torso
1611982
Yes. You take off the two picatinny rail mounts and screw the mag pouch where they were. PROTIP: use the screws from the shoulder holster to mount the pouches, as the ones provided are too long, and they make for a rather wobbly mount. Also, you can push the chicago screw into the pouch, and the little teeth will not grip the plastic anymore, making it a pain to unscrew (if anyone has any recommendations on how to rectify this, please hit me up.)
128861
I have a 30-32 inch waist depending on how bad my week was (;P) and I bought a small. It has about an inch short of touching one end to the other on me. For a 36" waist, if you want to be able to put stuff very close to your front I'd recommend a large (that's great for, say pistol mags on your strong side). If you really only want this to carry rifle mags on one side and a pistol on the other with maybe a rear dump pouch, medium might give you more leeway (but will probably deny you front real estate). I vote medium but i haven't seen one in-person. FYI the sides are 6 loops wide which equated to a quadruple 2x2 ar mag pouch plus a useless (because my rifle blocked it) 2x1 (2 wide) pistol pouch on the left. I mounted another 2x1 pistol mag carrier on the right along with my holster. Personally I say skip the whole thing and get a drop-leg mag carrier (ie Costa HSGI leg rig) and belt holster (having owned a plate carrier, battle belt, and multiple pouch/holster setups). It works perfectly with a PC (might need a drop leg pistol depending on your sides). Just keep those drop-legs as high as possible. The whole point is to clear your 'gear' which basically means plate carrier in this instance. Good luck.
919917
if it's a curved mag, probably not...the mag pouches are more for pistol mags and str8 mags. There are a cple pouches that may be big enough to put one in but not identified for that use.
1752214
No. The straps could adjust to fit you, but the front is semi rigid and wouldn't wrap around. Not to mention the weight you're adding. This system can hold ALOT! I have about 40lbs of ammo on mine. If you do not intend to utilize the system to its fullest you will be unsatisfied.