Though Bert is not in law enforcement, he is considered by many to be a SME on the subject of ammunition. Skip to the 2 minute mark if you like.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=tVTq94ak_NI
Though Bert is not in law enforcement, he is considered by many to be a SME on the subject of ammunition. Skip to the 2 minute mark if you like.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=tVTq94ak_NI
Got it the other day, and tossed them on the belt…
So far, so good. The middle magazine is a little tight, but horizontal carry isn’t an issue. Might let it break in a little more and see if I can get the retention a little better.
Pulling them out isn’t as bad as the old way; Bianchi double magazine pouch, same position/orientation, bullets up instead of out. Seem to be just as easy to index… but I’m sure practice will make it easier.
Position on the belt is a little larger than the double, but not that bad. Zero issue bending over.
I'm not in LE, so I can only comment on what I've observed in my limited interactions with the local LE.
Around 2017 in my smallish town, at least one officer was running what looked like Arredondo extensions on his belt, and in the gun. But this was notable for being notable.
Now this year after the only Line of Duty death this town has seen, all of them that I have seen are regularly running at least factory +2s and plate carriers with rifle mags as their default loadout.
I run 3 on my belt in an esstac gap pouch and 2 more on my vest. We’re issued 6 mags so I carry 6 but I also don’t have a AR either. It doesn’t really bother me I’ve gotten into some foot chases and hiked miles with this load out. No extension Glock 47
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