Those of you that have used this for awhile, how is it holding up? Any stitching coming undone? Does the spare mag press into your side any?
1867096
Mine is holding up real well. At first it was a lil snug on the gun and mag, but it eased up and it's still in great shape. I wear it everyday and the mag dosnt poke me or protrude.
295102
I am in the great camp. I really like mine and have had no problems with workmanship. I like the layout, but it would be better if the pouches were movable so that you could change the layout to suit different scenarios or use double rifle mag pouches instead of the single ones provided. In a tactical situation I would rather have an excess of rifle mags and less pistol mags. I like the pistol position okay, but here again I would like to be able to relocate it if need be. All in all, however, I like this vest and it is comfortable and adjustable, size wise.
1106352
Yes, i've had mine for a year and a half now. Probably have 40lbs worth of dive gear in it, and i carry my gun on top of the back, pinched between the handles. The mesh is super strong, the sides are the most resilient. No issues with it yet.
1785019
You should have no problems at all. Mine is mounted on a carbine (folded forward) and I use only 30 round mags.
1319400
Mine has held up fine to 7.62x39. Has not lost its zero yet after 100's of rounds. Best bet would be to try it and if it fails send it back. Good luck
812706
Mine loosened up after just a couple of weeks. I only holstered my weapon when I was actually carrying, otherwise the holster was left empty. The holster is made of good quality leather, so it will form and loosen pretty quickly.
457079
Scott, I use mine all the time and it works well. What ya have to do is put the mag all the way in and pump it back and forth about 1/16 of a inch and every time you pump it in and out a round will drop. Once in awhile a mag will fill if you just hold it all the way in, but most of the time just pump it back and forth 1/16 inch at a time and it will feed fine, I don't use lube on any rounds per directions. What I told you will work fine, it is a nice product, any more questions, let me know, I love mine. Bob Kleman
1767996
It wont work with the boot on the end of the mag I had a similar issue when I bought replacement mags. I had to buy ends that were compatable with the mag and didnt have that extension on the end of the mag. If you look on some other sites you'll know what I'm talking about. When I bought new end it worked perfectly. Once I got squared away with the correct parts the autoloader works awesome. It does require a little adjusting of the screws by the exit part of the loader. It helps if its a little loose and you load using both hands as opposed to putting the mag on a hard surface and moving it up and down. Its much easier with this. My only caution is if this will work with your mags but it works It wont work with the boot on the end of the mag I had a similar issue when I bought replacement mags. I had to buy ends that were compatable with the mag and didnt have that extension on the end of the mag. If you look on some other sites you'll know what I'm talking about. When I bought new end it worked perfectly. Once I got squared away with the correct parts the autoloader works awesome. It does require a little adjusting of the screws by the exit part of the loader. It helps if its a little loose and you load using both hands as opposed to putting the mag on a hard surface and moving... » Read More It wont work with the boot on the end of the mag I had a similar issue when I bought replacement mags. I had to buy ends that were compatable with the mag and didnt have that extension on the end of the mag. If you look on some other sites you'll know what I'm talking about. When I bought new end it worked perfectly. Once I got squared away with the correct parts the autoloader works awesome. It does require a little adjusting of the screws by the exit part of the loader. It helps if its a little loose and you load using both hands as opposed to putting the mag on a hard surface and moving it up and down. Its much easier with this. My only caution is if this will work with your mags but it works « Show Less
1701684
If you have 30 bucks, I would recommend a flash mag, as they are very useful in a skirmish, with just a little wire to pull, no twisting. If you can't afford that, however, I would recommend a JG G36 mag (same quality as the mag that comes with the gun). If you are in the mid-price range between the two, I would recommend a more brand name mag for extra durability and more reliable internals. I will be going with a standard JG mag when I get my gun fixed. It's up to you in the end. Hope I helped!
2208017
I have two in double stack and two in single stack. I have used them in classes, in matches, and in rough terrain and they have worked great. Mags don't have the weight or retention stiffness of a gun. These are fast to put on, a little harder to take off given the grip they have, and I would buy them again.
347764
The only thing that bothers me about the holster is that after wearing it for awhile, it needs to be re-adjusted..... fitting screw has to be tightened. No big deal, just that the gun could be removed from holster too easily if it becomes loose. I guess a little bit of loctite might fix that problem. Otherwise... it is a nice holster for the money.
982930
I bought this several years ago and mine has since broken. The magazine has a weight in it so if you drop it a few times it will probably break apart like mine did. Also after extended use the barrel started cracking. For the price it is not bad to play around with for fun. Just don't expect it to withstand the test if time.
1128868
It stays fast. The only issue is when you're changing the sheets. If you pull the corner up on the fitted sheet the weight of the gun can make the whole thing fall on the ground. Take the gun out prior to fitting the sheet and then put it right back. Isn't an issue, just FYI. Drawing the weapon is easy and seamless, but I use a Glock 23 so there's nothing for it to catch on. Still, I don't foresee any issues with a different gun.
2224802
(mine) is holding up with no problems on my 45acp pistol and 12 gauge shot gun BUT others have commented here that theirs falls apart in no time?so who knows?
24059
Yes, but it jams after the first 5 or so, it's a waste of your money. I sent mine back. I couldn't get 1 mag loaded without a half dozen jams. I quit and hand loaded the rest in half the time it took to mess with this thing. Check out my review on it. You'll see what the issues are.
2131375
I believe that the holster will hold up to rough treatment. But, I could imagine the snap being undone, the radio will easily side out if that happens.
385629
No not really when your whereing it it's hard to holster the gun because the leather it kinda flimsy. I'm about to get new holster. I forget the name of the material but is plastic like so it keeps it's shape ans make drawing and holstering a breez!! It's a lil more money but worth it. I can send u the link just send me your email