.45ACP Moon Clip Belt Carrier

[Pizza Bob]

Wondering if anybody remembers this specific holder and if they are still being made? IIRC they were made of rubber or vinyl and had two holes in which two of the clipped cartridges would be inserted. The rest of the clip/cartridges just kind of hung out there in space, off the belt. My Googlefoo is weak - couldn't even find a picture.

Adios,

Pizza Bob

 

[Tanners Owner]

Thought blade tech made a version of what you describe, but don’t think it’s currently offered

 

[mckenney99]

This is the Blade-Tech. Is this what you were referring to?

 

[Pizza Bob]

This is the Blade-Tech. Is this what you were referring to?

That's the idea, but the ones that I remember were more compact and only accommodated one clip.

Thanks to both of you for the effort.

Adios,

Pizza Bob

 

[panamajack310]

I have four of these for my 625

Moon Clip Holders | The Revolver Supply Company, LLC

 

[SGT ROCK 11B]

A Safariland N Frame Speedloader Case can hold two loaded moon clips, one atop the other.

 

[rbmac52]

Hogue makes a version of a moon clip holder.

https://external-content.duckduckgo...e9f3858bbfd6ef546efae8635fb6572b28&ipo=images

 

[H Richard]

For police use (or combat/PPC competition) Safariland made leather cases, usually a double side by side. I used with a Mod 25 (many years ago) foe PPC. Long gone now.


9/29, Just got a new "Blue Press", the magazine put out by Dillon. There were a couple types of belt carriers listed for 45 ACP loaded moon clips.

 

[Pizza Bob]

I think that I've settled on using two half-moon clips in a regular 6-round drop pouch (like you would use with a speed strip). Gives a fairly low profile while maintaining good reloading speed.

Thanks all for your responses.

Adios,

Pizza Bob

 

[S&WshooterFIN]

One of the Finnish members of this forum designed compliant with IDPA rules and made it with a 3D printer

 

[fatbaldguy]

moon clip carriers, magazine holsters


I use and have recommended these for a few years now.

 

[Pizza Bob]

moon clip carriers, magazine holsters


I use and have recommended these for a few years now.

I have a couple of those, but, probably due to my body type (semi-fluffy), they tend to lean out and away from me, printing just as badly as if I was using a speed loader pouch.

Adios,

Pizza Bob