DIY Taco Pistol Mag Pouch Cheap! 

Thanks! The secret is that I have a real job outside of RU-vid and every dollar I make on RU-vid goes right back into buying guns, ammo, and the rest of the channel expenses.

@@deuceandguns Yeah. It's a great way to fund your hobbies if you get lucky with it.

It really is top notch shock cord.

I can but it'll take a bit of time. I'm just good enough to design stuff but not good enough to design it quickly. Jack of all trades master of none.

@@deuceandguns I would greatly appreciate it if you did. Also yeah I’ve been trying to 3D Design stuff for glocks & magazines. Very hard & it takes forever to just make one thing to perfection.

@@deuceandguns also the tactical duty belt is actually 2 and a half inches. Not 3. Apologies.

Thanks a lot started printing the taco pouch and can't wait to use it keep up the good work

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Nice! I've heard about those filaments but not done much research into them. Sounds like a winter project for me.

@@deuceandguns Matterhackers is who I'd talk to. They have a deninding and sintering service too. They know their stuff. They haven't tested it on the aluminum filament yet but said it is possible.

Sure can. I have a few that I'm working on but if you've got one in mind let me know. I'm all about adding to my collection.

Deuce, I found an older relic, a percussion cap black powder, $99. Cracked wood handle but with bodily back strap holding it intact. Rusted barrel somewhat but action still spring-loaded. Just a graveside present for my friend that just passed. So, no markings on it except for the number 2 on a few locations and "29" imprinted near the older slap hammer, like in the Revolutionary War era movies. STUFF LIKE THIS ARE INTERESTING AS ALL. Just so much coolness factor to something like these. And I just may be fix the dang thing and cracked wooded grip.