P90 Subload
 

Hello everyone! I just want to share my P90 Subload pouch.

Comments and suggestions are very welcome.:)

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Ambidextrous and fully adjustable
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Very cool! Where did you get it?

It looks similar to the one I had that was made by thevestguy.com

Looks really nice, had any issues while kneeling?

its a DIY :)

Yeah, but this one is made right here in Canada.

Nope.

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Nice clean work.

I tried a very similar setup and I did not like it. I find it too big on the leg and manipulating the mag with the off-hand is impossible, in any position.

Thanks for your input. I am a P90 user myself and it was designed based on my personal preference. I find it faster to draw mags from subloads compared to chest mounted pouches.

Please resize your images...

sorry boss.

images resized:)

Thanks friend. Mobile users at now happy. Good job on the DIY pouch. It looks like a production product.

Did you design it with a removable top flap or does it tuck away somewhere?

Adeng

Looks awesome, a few thoughts, one the loops at the top instead od all webbing add in a price of elastic on the back to aid with it bending when kneeling. In-between the two mag pouches make it loops like only a single line of stiching, mane add 3-4 there to space them out a bit more might give a pit more grip on the top of the mag. Maybe make the pouch a little shorter and the flaps longer for the same reason. Lastly might want to add a few molle strips to the back ever know if you want to add it to a backpack or some thing later and if you have them you don't have to add them later

its a fixed flap, nothing special. i tucked it behind the mag.


thank you sir, i'll take note of that.

I gotta say though you can't tell its a DIY...looks amazing I wish I was that straight.