Can this vest take 20 M1-A mags for a Springfield Armory?? The built in vest pockets look big enough, but I'd like to be sure before i order. Thanks!
457338
Compare your mags to AR mags if 3=1 then you will have to dig for the last one. I use 20rd magpul with ranger plates, fits perfect.
457339
I would assume no. They do not fit my .308 Pmags. There are a couple other dedicated .308 chest rigs out there. I believe Blackhawk makes ones, as well as SOE. I hope this was helpful.
1440839
Yes they will, but it's a strech....the pockets are 1/2" longer than the M3/30 PMAGS and the generous flap covers w/velcro will alow for larger mags. The Midwayusa.com site describes the M3/40 PMAG as being 2 1/8" longer than the 30rd....I believe you have about an inch to spare with the flap to secure on the velcro....it is a very good product!
2243218
the inserts have the same shape as the vest, they overlap each other in the above hip-bellow armpit area (just like the vest overlaps in the picture); mine are aprox 25 inch wide (below armpits) by 22 inch high (bottom to shoulder) The inserts are an exact fit for the vest, every area of the body covered by vest will be protected with kevlar (including shoulder and neck). I didn't bother checking the thickness, if its level IIA who cares how thick it is... There is only one pouch in the high abdomen area, The one on the picture looks bigger than mine, a berreta will not fit in there but something smaller, like a glock 29 or a wheel gun should fit easily. the inserts have the same shape as the vest, they overlap each other in the above hip-bellow armpit area (just like the vest overlaps in the picture); mine are aprox 25 inch wide (below armpits) by 22 inch high (bottom to shoulder) The inserts are an exact fit for the vest, every area of the body covered by vest will be protected with kevlar (including shoulder and neck). I didn't bother checking the thickness, if its level IIA who cares how thick it is... There is only one pouch in the high abdomen area, The one on the picture looks bigger than mine, a berreta will not fit in there but... » Read More the inserts have the same shape as the vest, they overlap each other in the above hip-bellow armpit area (just like the vest overlaps in the picture); mine are aprox 25 inch wide (below armpits) by 22 inch high (bottom to shoulder) The inserts are an exact fit for the vest, every area of the body covered by vest will be protected with kevlar (including shoulder and neck). I didn't bother checking the thickness, if its level IIA who cares how thick it is... There is only one pouch in the high abdomen area, The one on the picture looks bigger than mine, a berreta will not fit in there but something smaller, like a glock 29 or a wheel gun should fit easily. « Show Less
553355
The mags should fit and then the vest is adjustable at the shoulders and the sides so it should be able to fit.
303798
I have no idea. But the chest rig also has a few hidden pockets where I can hold a few 40 round magazines if need be. I hope that helps.
595818
I can't say for sure but this vest seems to be tough enough for auto weapons mags.: just bought it cause it has a holster for my pellet pistol
1288609
Yes, easily. I have mine packed with 4, 17 round, 9mm mags. I use one for a flashlight and the other for a 25 round, 9mm carbine mag. The velcro straps are capable of significant expansion. So, not to worry... it will work just fine for your application.
2210105
Yes. I own several 8-slots in black nylon for storage and the range. I use the 13 round .45 caliber double stack mags used in the Springfield XD(M)45. Had them for about a year and they work very well and are very tough. They are more expensive than some competitors but well worth it.
1444601
yes an 8" M4 mag will fit so if the Thompson Mag is near the same thickness they will work, There are 4 Mag pouches on this vest
2023233
This absolutely accommodates 30rd AK magazines (both the plastic "waffle" ProMag and metal varieties) (1 in each of the 4 available pouches). It also accommodates Glock 17 9mm 19rd magazines (standard 17rd with a +2 floor plate added) (1 in each of the 3 upper left chest pouches). The two smaller pistol magazine pouches on the belt portion do not fit these, however. There is also a pistol magazine pouch mounted on top of the pistol holster: this one will easily fit a 19rd double-stack Glock magazine and it even (just barely) fits a 28rd magazine (standard 17rd with a +10 (+11 in reality) floor plate added). I can't imagine the Beretta's mags are much wider/longer, so you should be good to go. This absolutely accommodates 30rd AK magazines (both the plastic "waffle" ProMag and metal varieties) (1 in each of the 4 available pouches). It also accommodates Glock 17 9mm 19rd magazines (standard 17rd with a +2 floor plate added) (1 in each of the 3 upper left chest pouches). The two smaller pistol magazine pouches on the belt portion do not fit these, however. There is also a pistol magazine pouch mounted on top of the pistol holster: this one will easily fit a 19rd double-stack Glock magazine and it even (just barely) fits a 28rd magazine (standard 17rd with a +10 (+11 in... » Read More This absolutely accommodates 30rd AK magazines (both the plastic "waffle" ProMag and metal varieties) (1 in each of the 4 available pouches). It also accommodates Glock 17 9mm 19rd magazines (standard 17rd with a +2 floor plate added) (1 in each of the 3 upper left chest pouches). The two smaller pistol magazine pouches on the belt portion do not fit these, however. There is also a pistol magazine pouch mounted on top of the pistol holster: this one will easily fit a 19rd double-stack Glock magazine and it even (just barely) fits a 28rd magazine (standard 17rd with a +10 (+11 in reality) floor plate added). I can't imagine the Beretta's mags are much wider/longer, so you should be good to go. « Show Less
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Mark, Have not loaded a Stoeger 22 Mag but they appear to look very similar to the Ruger, if McFadden makes one for the Luger I would imagine it works like it does for the Ruger, the one I use for the Ruger works so sweet that the fact that they make one for the M&P; 22 was the final factor in me buying a M&P;, I think their loader was genius, It helped change my training habits.Sincerely, Carl
1069626
if you are talking about the big pockets on side, yes. the "magazine" slots inside are only good for pistol sized .40, .45 cal/ 9mm sized mags. Bag is GREAT though. Plenty of room inside for those mags and plenty of gear.hope it helps.
874642
Zach, I too have Pmags but use 20 rounds size instead of 30. I did not plan on using the pockets since there is so much space in the other pouches for accessories. If you'd like I could try it and e-mail it back if you give me your e-mail. I can send you a message on Tues. 9-3 from Jeff at jcecka@aol.com.
1633583
I use double stack 13 round Springfield .45 caliber magazines. They should fit the M&P; magazines without a problem. If it's a tight fit just let them sit in their pouches for a few days and it should be fine.
1797275
The vest itself is made from nylon and enables you to carry Mags, optics, etc. It does not contain SAPI plates or Kevlar.Do you honestly think that a ballistic vest can cost 30 dollars?
107215
Yes 30 round mags fit a bit snug, My Para Ord 14/45 fits holster I would guese to say yes a 21 will fit. And even if you need different holster this vest with all pouches and overal quality construction is still a pretty good buy.
2176911
It depends on how clever you are. I have found that roughly 20-21 can fit, with a possible 22nd--If I remember correctly--if you cock the rifle upside down. Easily 300 for your backup space in the mag.