B/O removable mag pouches

[YVK]

This is an equipment thread but it is competition specific so I put it here. I am trying to set up a backup belt that would work for USPSA and an occasional 3G match. I decided to try shooting a little more of the latter, until corona happened. I want to keep my mag pouches (CZ, currently Ghost) bullets out but I also want them easily removable from the belt. Anyone knows how to put bullets out mags on a tek lok?

I did find one alternative option and that is DAA pouches with their rail system but that will keep the rail bases on the belt and I am not certain if they'll have any other utility. I'd rather be able to take them fully off.

[Blades]

What about these from Advanced Holster?

[YVK]

Thanks, Jason. Seems like these are conventional bullets forward orientation, no? I would like to have mine bullets out, just like on my Carry Optics belt.

[Blades]

They have attachment points on both sides. So they should work, yes?

[YVK]

Bullets out is bullets oriented perpendicular to the belt, primer side closer to the belt. The only way I know how to mount that way is that attachment site at the back of the mag pouch. I am not aware how this could be done with side mounting holes.

[Blades]

Bullets out is bullets oriented perpendicular to the belt, primer side closer to the belt. The only way I know how to mount that way is that attachment site at the back of the mag pouch. I am not aware how this could be done with side mounting holes.

Ohhh, my fault. I misunderstood. I was on the Bosch thread today and was thinking forward/backward, not out/in.

[Blades]

Something like this, but needs to be removable? and I'm assuming single magazine holder.

[Clusterfrack]

@YVK, I think you're probably better off with two separate belt rigs. A set of Ghost pouches and another holster will be less expensive than just the removable attachment system from Safariland or Springer. Using Tek-locs, and having to re-position everything seems like more of a hassle than it's worth.

[YVK]

It will be a separate rig. Even if I don't use it much as a CO backup, I shoot 2x4 so I only need 2 types of carriages on each stage. I was hoping to be able to change setups on a fly without the Safariland and such. I'll probably keep pistol pouches in a semi-permanent position and move the rest of the shit around them as needed for starters.