Revolver guys: 2x2x2 ammo pouch is nice!

[Barth]

They tend to be pricey ($40).
My gun shop had them on sale 1/2 off ($20.00) by Galco.
I've got three HKS speed loaders and two Bianchi speed strips.
But these pouches are really easy to carry/conceal.
And, at least for me, very fast to re-load from.
http://www.copsplus.com/prodnum4665.php
http://www.code3tactical.com/images/products/detail/2X2X2.jpg

I've also got two types of conventional ballistic nylon belt ammo carriers.
But they are really clumsy and slow to reload from.

2X2X2 carry and re-load from this leather belt pouch is surprisingly easy and fast.
I went back the next day and got a second one!
Just sharing...
https://www.t-mobilepictures.com/myalbum/photos/photo23/6f/ff/fd38fdca6c94__1323636560000.jpg

[TheTman]

Looks nice, with a strong sturdy leather belt. I'm looking at a Bianchi HUSH system to carry my up high, and put the weight on my shoulders and not on my belt.

[Barth]

Looks nice, with a strong sturdy leather belt.

Galco SB1 - I don't leave home without it LOL!
https://www.t-mobilepictures.com/myalbum/photos/photo23/6f/ff/fd38fdca6c94__1323636560000.jpg

[JFootin]

Wouldn't a speedloader be a lot quicker loading? And Galco makes a leather carrier where the belt goes in between the bullets so half of the rounds are behind the belt and half in front of the belt, minimizing width.

[Tilos]

After owning/shooting a 625 with full moon clips, I cannot understand why gunmakers that sell self defense revolvers for carry, don't setup their guns that way.

Yes, 38s and 357s are not tapered like a 45acp, but the extractor could push the brass out as a unit.

I've read of custom wheel guns setup this way...why not a factory option?
Sorry for the drift,
Tilos