G GLV US Veteran Joined Aug 18, 2004 Messages 640 Reaction score 167 Location Indiana Apr 17, 2009 #21 Speed strips are from www.tuffproducts.com speed strips
G GLV US Veteran Joined Aug 18, 2004 Messages 640 Reaction score 167 Location Indiana Apr 18, 2009 #22 Hume is also making a split six for both HKS and Safariland. They look good, and I ordered several today. I was wrong--the Hume pouches are not split 6.
Hume is also making a split six for both HKS and Safariland. They look good, and I ordered several today. I was wrong--the Hume pouches are not split 6.
C Colt357 Member Joined Oct 7, 2005 Messages 46 Reaction score 39 Location Michigan Apr 18, 2009 #23 I've used the Tuff Products speed strips for .44 and .45 ammo that GLV mentions. I find that they work just as well as the well known Bianchi .38/.357 strips and are just as easy to carry in a pocket. Dennis
I've used the Tuff Products speed strips for .44 and .45 ammo that GLV mentions. I find that they work just as well as the well known Bianchi .38/.357 strips and are just as easy to carry in a pocket. Dennis
S scturtlmedic Member Joined Mar 25, 2010 Messages 20 Reaction score 0 Sep 16, 2010 #24 I made my own out of kydex for my 28 & 29 speedloaders, send me an email for pics @ [email protected], might consider making some more.
I made my own out of kydex for my 28 & 29 speedloaders, send me an email for pics @ [email protected], might consider making some more.
