Anyone have experience with this pouch and Taurus TCP 380 magazine?
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I bought this pouch for use with Makarov mags. As the Mak is a 9x18 (actually 9.2mm) I would imagine it would work for your 9x17, as the 380 is a true 9mm.
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I use me to carry mags for a S&W; Bodyguard and a Sig P238. It would be my guess that as long as the mag is a .380 single stack, it should work fine.
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bought one, love it - it's molded to fit your hip - very well constructed and durable - clips will not slip out.go for it bro!
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bought one, love it - it's molded to fit your hip - very well constructed and durable - clips will not slip out. go for it bro!
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I have the 380 mag pouch. It works excellent and easy to conceal. The mags stay in place very well. I've been wearing it on my right hip just behind my pistol.
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I have them both and they are both very sturdy however, the detachable pouches are a pain in the butt when they are full of loaded mags. They tend to seperate from the case and flop around when being carried to the field or range. I much prefer the cases being sown on. If you don't plan on removing the pouches I would go with the sown on. I will next time if I need another case. Hope this helps.
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Yes! Handles my Bersa CC .380 single stack. Can work on other .380 magazine as well...
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I have not had any issues with that. I read that from some of the other reviews but I've not experienced any issue what so ever. It's a great holster, you won't be disappointed. I have a Crossbreed IWB for my XD .40's and it's nice but I like the SHTF one better. It has a bit less extra leather above the waist and makes it easier to maneuver.
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I bought mine for a Smith & Wesson M&P; 9 and I like the fit and the extra magazine pouch. you can go to your local gun shop and try them but the price and service you get with Amazon is great.
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I purchased the one for a Ruger LCP. It's a .380 and smaller than any 9mm or .40 that I've seen. The Bulldog pouch that was made for the Ruger LCP fits snug, no wiggle room for a larger pistol. You may check the measurements for the pouch made for the Ruger LC9.
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I would say that is doesnt. My 30 round pmags stuck out just a bit and were tightly secured by the bungies. I would say get the one without mag pockets and just get yourself some molle taco pouches! Personally though If I were you I would just save the money and get a plate carrier/plate package from AR500. You will be glad you did. Hope this helps!
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Evening Ralph, Not sure BUT I flew with a US Army issued Beretta 92 and unless they've changed this Fanny Pack will barely hold a Taurus 145 Pro. Part of your problem is going to be how much stuff is in the other pouches/compartments. The rig comes with a small frame holster that has velcro holding the weapon inside the pouch which is closest to your hip. I would NOT recommend anything larger than a Baby Glock or Baby Browning type Semi Automatic. It leaves enough comfortable room for the rest of the pack and doesn't fly open as much. Mine is still going strong but I am having zipper issues with the CW compartment. Nothing major...yet. Good Luck. JP Evening Ralph, Not sure BUT I flew with a US Army issued Beretta 92 and unless they've changed this Fanny Pack will barely hold a Taurus 145 Pro. Part of your problem is going to be how much stuff is in the other pouches/compartments. The rig comes with a small frame holster that has velcro holding the weapon inside the pouch which is closest to your hip. I would NOT recommend anything larger than a Baby Glock or Baby Browning type Semi Automatic. It leaves enough comfortable room for the rest of the pack and doesn't fly open as much. Mine is still going strong but I am having zipper issues... » Read More Evening Ralph, Not sure BUT I flew with a US Army issued Beretta 92 and unless they've changed this Fanny Pack will barely hold a Taurus 145 Pro. Part of your problem is going to be how much stuff is in the other pouches/compartments. The rig comes with a small frame holster that has velcro holding the weapon inside the pouch which is closest to your hip. I would NOT recommend anything larger than a Baby Glock or Baby Browning type Semi Automatic. It leaves enough comfortable room for the rest of the pack and doesn't fly open as much. Mine is still going strong but I am having zipper issues with the CW compartment. Nothing major...yet. Good Luck. JP « Show Less
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Works great on taurus pt 609 double stack 9mm mags for the money this is worth rolling the dice it also works on sig p938 single stack mags this Promag is like a 2 in 1 loader...I recommend
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The tcp 380 will probably not fit, this was made for the Ruger 380 lcp, the tcp 380 is larger.
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No. I would not even try this product. I still cannot get it to work properly. The fit is exact for the Smith and Wesson. For the Taurus, I would look for another holster.
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Mr. Floyd: Yes, I believe this vest should hold between four and six thirty rounder mags for the AK-series weapons. You may only be able to get one mag per pouch because of more curvature on the AK mag than on an AR/M16 version, for which they are actually designed. The pouches are NOT wide and deep enough to hold SKS mags, which have the long, front mounting lip. This is a terrific vest. I put two more AR mags in a Blackhawk belt pouch, and use anchor the whole rig on that same 5.11 Tactical Belt. 250 rounds of rifle ammo and over 100 rounds of pistol ammo is a good bit of firepower; far more than I was able to carry in Vietnam on a patrol. Mr. Floyd: Yes, I believe this vest should hold between four and six thirty rounder mags for the AK-series weapons. You may only be able to get one mag per pouch because of more curvature on the AK mag than on an AR/M16 version, for which they are actually designed. The pouches are NOT wide and deep enough to hold SKS mags, which have the long, front mounting lip. This is a terrific vest. I put two more AR mags in a Blackhawk belt pouch, and use anchor the whole rig on that same 5.11 Tactical Belt. 250 rounds of rifle ammo and over 100 rounds of pistol ammo is a good bit of firepower; far... » Read More Mr. Floyd: Yes, I believe this vest should hold between four and six thirty rounder mags for the AK-series weapons. You may only be able to get one mag per pouch because of more curvature on the AK mag than on an AR/M16 version, for which they are actually designed. The pouches are NOT wide and deep enough to hold SKS mags, which have the long, front mounting lip. This is a terrific vest. I put two more AR mags in a Blackhawk belt pouch, and use anchor the whole rig on that same 5.11 Tactical Belt. 250 rounds of rifle ammo and over 100 rounds of pistol ammo is a good bit of firepower; far more than I was able to carry in Vietnam on a patrol. « Show Less
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I carry my Taurus PT 111 locked and loaded with the safe on. I've never had a problem. I love my Versacarry, the only complaint is some wear on the slide, but I don't carry a gun for its looks and a little wear doesn't effect the function.
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Close, but no cigar for a Kahr PM9 (single stack, six round mag). I really do not believe any single stack 9mm magazines will work as the 9x19 round is 2MM longer than the .380 ACP. PM9 Mag thickness looked okay (just under .5"), but it's too wide.
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I currently carry the Taurus T738 .380 in the holster and it's just a too big, but works fine.
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I can't answer if both pouches are the same. The 6922P I got works very well with my mags.
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I actually had to do a 'Net search for this magazine as I am unfamiliar with this magazine/weapon. Although I did not find any dimenstions on the magazine size it appears to be somewhat similar to a STEN 9mm 32 rd magazine. That being said, I do use this magazine pouch for both my STEN and Glock 9mm extended magazines and they fit fine, although the STEN magazines are pretty snug. What I recommend for you is to find the dimenstions of the STEN or Glock extended 9 mm magazines and compare them to your KWA Vector mags to determine if they will also fit these mag pouches. I hope this helps.