How to make a double mag pouch 

@@miketysonmessiah7761 thanks for the feedback. I’ll try to remember to do that in future videos.

I’m glad you found it useful

I actually have a video making a recce rig from a couple months ago.

No problem. I’m glad you found it useful.

Cool. Let us know how it turns out. I’m interested to hear how the cotton material does.

@@thriftyoperator637 worked out really well, the cotton material gives it a little stretch so im able to squeeze extra things like 7.62 mags, 600ml water bottles .etc. had left over material so I had a go at making a similiar style recce rig like your other video but with mp5 mags. it turned out okayish haha, tagged you on instagram if wanted to see the results, thanks again for the awesome videos. any chance you'd revisit the plate carrier tutorials? i'd love to see how a JPC 2.0 style carrier comes together

@@Northy.1_2 check the insta tag. I didn’t see anything

Thanks! I’m not chasing numbers. I just have a fun time making videos.

Can I ask what kind of thread you use ? I just got a sewing machine and trying to learn how to use it strictly to make stuff like this. Any specific needles ? Thanks I’m advance !

@@MidwestSurvivalCompany bonded nylon thread. I link some in the description of most videos.

Thanks

ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-AgDq8BsqYoU.html this sling is lightly padded

It gets the job done

Do you mean 3 in one pouch with a flap or three individuals single stacked in a shingle?

@@thriftyoperator637 single stacked. sorry if that was unclear. something low profile (somewhat like a bfg triple) cause I am wanting to take a shot at making one for my pc.

@@beguinworkshop9068 look through my videos from about a year ago for one titled “how to make a mag pouch//plate carrier shingle”. That one isn’t molle though. I have seen a good video on one of those from another channel so you might search around.

@@beguinworkshop9068 You mean their 10 speed? Because all you have to do with that is sew a molle panel with straps, and then on top of that sew 6" elastic on top flat, and sew vertical stiches 2.5" apart. If you want a velcro closure, sew velcro onto the elastic before you sew it on, and sew a the velcro flap as you sew the molle.

3/8ish. Any dimension I give includes it

It’s an old Japanese one I found on Craigslist. I don’t know much about sewing machines but I’ve heard the singer heavy duty ones are good.

Not sure about your budget, but Sailrite makes some pretty beastie machines. I'm still learning but I took over my wife's LSZ1 zig zag. I can sew as many layers of cordura that can possibly be crammed under the foot.

Amazon is good if you are just buying for one project but if you want to buy in bulk I would recommend rockywoods.com. Last time I bought material it was around $10 per yard.

I have seen Rockywood been mentioned here and there! Thank you@@thriftyoperator637 ! Time to make some pouches ^^

It doesn’t really make a difference to me. I use 500 and 1000

Dollar tree. Most stuff will work

@@thriftyoperator637 Appreciated

I found it pretty cheap on Craigslist

Probably not. Just make the flap a bit longer and make the pouch larger.

And 3….. would uniform material be too thin for this application? I’d love to use woodland MARPAT

@@TheFinalAppeal I haven’t used many machines so I can’t speak for most but I used the super cheap brother sewing machine that I have linked for a long time and it did pretty good. I just had to hand feed it the thicker parts. I used loops because they are simple and you don’t have to buy anything else. Uniform material may be a little too thin but you don’t know until you try.

hey if you dont mind me chiming in, I would not get that cheap brother sewing machine, No disrespect to the channel owner, but that brother will give you more headaches then help, I wouldnt go any cheaper then the Singer heavy duty 4432, and if you want anything heavier, get a sailrite clone, like a sewstrong , or Rex607 for $399 or $499 with a 9" bed, which is what I use, (I have a video)with a Sailrite balance wheel upgrade, now thats a power house, second to getting a industrial sewing machine, plus its mobile. Hope this helps