Those jox pouches look interesting...
I'll try the 2_2 and time it next session. Thanks again for the info.
Those jox pouches look interesting...
I'll try the 2_2 and time it next session. Thanks again for the info.
Last edited by Shootingrn; 01-26-2017 at 10:02 PM.
That said, I've never understood the logic of carrying less than 5 on a speed strip; load as many as you have time for -- two, four, or all five. The 2-space-2 thing strikes me as a solution in search of a problem.Originally Posted by Buckshot
Edit: for almost 20 years I carried 6 on a speed strip with a 5-shot revolver, figuring you never know when you might need that 6th round. I eventually decided that the additional finger purchase on the strip afforded by that empty 6th spot was worth more than the admittedly far-fetched 6th additional round...
Last edited by Joe Mac; 01-27-2017 at 03:44 AM.
For me, I found four rounds together on a five round strip to be more positive in handling. Best explanation I can muster... Four rounds leaves a finger tab at both ends, to peel whichever two rounds hit the cylinder without fussing. Five can be done, it just wasn't as smooth.
Last edited by ST911; 01-27-2017 at 09:18 PM.
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I use speedstrips mostly loaded two space space two for a total of four.
But when I carry speedloaders I use Ted Blocker speedloader clips. You can carry them entirely inside the belt or half in and out or all the way out.
Last edited by eb07; 01-30-2017 at 05:47 PM.
Mr eb07 rocking SL Variants.
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eb07; what holster(s) in those pics please?
Side note; playing with AIWB recently, I noticed that a J-frame actually prints more than a P2000sk due to the wheel-gun being much shorter and being more easily leveraged outward by my 'girth'.
-Rainman
Top one is a blade tech. Nice holster sat too high. Went to galco stow and go on bottom. Low ride. Give up draw speed for concealment.
Last edited by eb07; 01-31-2017 at 07:47 AM.
Thank you.
-Rainman
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