I’m not sure about the magazine pouch actually on the holster, but I think carrying an additional spare mag (already having a spare mag on the support side) forward of the holster is legit.
I’m not sure about the magazine pouch actually on the holster, but I think carrying an additional spare mag (already having a spare mag on the support side) forward of the holster is legit.
This is a carryover from 20th-century military rigs. Some of them also held a cleaning rod, mag loader, sight adjustment tool, and other accoutrements all in one place.
In theory, that made it harder for the individual soldier to lose any of it, but we all know how theory works. Pretty pointless for the rest of us.
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Our shield guy has a spare on his holster side. Facilitates re-holstering and doing a one-handed reload while still keeping the shield in play.
The nylon holster being shown in this thread is not a quality, proper holster for EDC. If everyone is piling on the bus of not carrying a spare mag attached to the holster because of that holster, I'd agree...
A quality, proper holster that has a spare mag caddy attached (typically used in AIWB, but can be used as a strong side if desired) is a viable option, in my opinion.
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My Tier 1 Concealed AIWB for a Glock 19 Gen 5 MOS with Streamlight TLR 7 and Spare Glock 17 round magazine. The holster and pouch flex in the middle and can be separated should you want to carry just the pistol without a spare magazine. Not sure why you would, but you could...
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