High Speed Gear Single Pistol Taco Mag Pouch | Universal Pistol Magazine Holster | Rapid Response and MOLLE Compatible

I have spent approximately 300 hours with these pouches, mostly on duty, and dozens of hours of use in training. I primarily use these as utility pouches now as they are easily adapted to whatever you put them in.They easily fit any pistol magazine (single or double stack), flashlights, multi tools, knives, and pretty much anything around those sizes. Everything I have put in them has been secure inside with no worries of them falling out. I have no worries that I'm going to lose my gear when jumping, climbing, bending over, or any unusual movement in gear.Drawing from them is fairly easy. I included a picture that shows the perch of a 17 round magazine (in the Taco) vs. A standard 15 round magazine (in a G-Code Scorpion Short). The magazine sticks out of the Taco approximately an inch and a half (the 17 round magazine has an extended base plate that makes it approximately a 1/2 inch longer than the standard). They are pretty deep pouches overall. The draw with a magazine is smooth and offers little resistance. I have noticed some resistance with multi tools or other items as the inside of the Taco isn't smooth. I'd recommend that you play around with different orientations of the item to find the smoothest removal. Reinserting a magazine into the pistol Taco isn't that bad, especially compared to the rifle Taco. It retains more of a square shape when empty, and takes a little training to get used to putting items back in.One thing most people don't mention is the flexibility of the pouch. When wearing a plate carrier, your magazine pouches are pretty close to your face and drawing a rifle or pistol magazine can be awkward with stiff or deep pouches. The Taco allows you to draw out and up to make it more natural feeling. I included a photo to give you an idea of the flex in the Taco.They seem like fairly durable pouches. One of the ends of the cord has begun fraying. A lighter cleans up the fray but does not seal the cord inside. I will be dipping the ends in super glue to ensure they don't fray anymore. I would recommend this before you mount them to your gear.HSGI makes an excellent molle clip system. They are incredibly easy to use. Removal of them requires a flat tool to release them, but it is not overly difficult. There is a neglagible amount of wiggle room up and down, and approximately a quarter inch side to side. Not even enough to notice.The following is subjective and purely my opinion. They are not exactly "good looking" pouches. There is a lot of different materials and textures going on in such a small area. They sit a little crooked/uneven when you pair two Tacos together. I evened them out a bit by weaving one of the cords through the adjacent pouch to pull it in towards the plate carrier (you can see the weave in one of the pictures). I wish that HSGI has routed the drawstring cord to end at the rear of the pouch vice the front. They designed it to be able to adjust them while wearing them, but once you have it set you never need to touch them again.HSGI revolutionized the multi-use pouch and continues to make a solid product. The Tacos are pretty expensive but well worth the cost if you use your gear a lot. If you're looking for multi-use pouches that are going to last you thousands of hours, spend the money and get these.

Have had three of these now for over two years. They still work fantastic. I definitely recommend them.

I hate spending a lot of money, but I also hate losing my HK mags in the dirt. I would have preferred a bungee retention or an over-the-top flap, but most/all of the companies that make those are little more than (or literally) airsoft equipment.This fit my HK USP spare mag perfectly and keeps it secure. I'm still not 100% that it will hold on to it, but that's just the belt-and-suspenders mindset I have. It's definitely snug. There is no wiggle or jiggle, except for my gut, and it secures to my vest very securely.Oh, ditch the connector they provide and use the Blackhawk speed clips instead. You're welcome.

I use High Speed Gear Taco mag pouches for Rifle mags, pistol mags, and now a flashlight for my Battle Belt.This single pistol mag holder is perfect for my Streamlight ProTac 2L-X.I don't have to mess around with snaps or straps. I can quickly draw and reholster my flashlight with ease, having the perfect amount of retention with the superb bungee system.Worth every penny.5 out of 5 stars.

Probably fine. Was told it would work well for Sig MPX mags, it does but barely. If using for normal pistol mags, Im sure it is fine. Re-indexing is a PITA.

mine are actually the rifle and pistol one but id have to say these are the best mag holsters ive had only one that i have thats just as good is no longer made any more so i was glad to find these and other holsters are either bulky or they dont fit all my different mags i would only buy these or try to make the old ones i have

The TACO pouch is one of the most versatile pouches on the market. The single magazine/utility pouch works great for flash lights, mags, multi tools.The mounting is super easy with either MALICE clips or using any of the other devices out there.

HSGI Tacos are my current go-to choice for mag organization on my PC, but they are good for other stuff to. Be aware that I am not professional military, but I practice simulations with trained professionals regularly. I run the 5.56 size tacos on my rig, and with a little adjustment, they can fit anything you need, and hold on tight. This particular pouch I am using for my Leatherman Surge multi-tool because the original leather pouch disintegrated from use. I've been using it constantly for a few months now, and the tool has only fallen out once. No real wear, and the shock-cord is still plenty elastic. I highly recommend.

Very good quality but overpriced