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Came across some videos concering old highway patrol shootouts and learned most police weren't issue speed loaders until the 60s and 70s. Instead they carried ammo in these little "dump pouch" things. Anyone know what these are called and if they're still sold? When I google "dump pouch" i get a billion results for modern tacticool dump pouches.
>OP why do you want this
LARPing purposes
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>>64211663
I don't know if anyone is still making those, I've never seen any, but there's tons of leatherworkers who do custom stuff. Show them that photo, ask them how much. I've had multiple holsters and belts made like that. That's childs play for the guys who make custom holsters or a saddle shop.

>When I google "dump pouch"
You did google "revolver dump pouch" and "leather dump pouch", right? And you threw in -AR -tactical for good measure, right?
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>>64211663
google "revolver cartridge pouch" you dumb cunt
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Search SpeedStrip pouch, they're not made anymore but they're still out there
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https://www.galcogunleather.com/ammunition-accessory-carriers_8_450.html?mult=2

https://www.huntercompany.com/collections/ammo-pouches

https://www.desantisholster.com/2-x-2-x-2-cartridge-pouch/

https://vintagegunleathertoday.com/collections/cartridge-pouch



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