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Magazine Organization/Storage (ARs/etc.?)

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dadoser

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As a companion post to "Magazine Organization/Storage (Handguns)

I was looking for an AR (or AK) type magazine carrier bag. Came across this one on Amazon and it was delivered today.


Works prefect for my needs and was actually better than expected.

(it does NOT have Molle straps)
*holds 16 AR magazine (cannot vouch for AK mags - but is is descibed for those as well)
*Padded
*Double zippered
*Carry handles (no shoulder strap)

Link to pouch -

Amazon.com

www.amazon.com

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So…I have a Tupperware container of about a dozen AR “Range Mags”—a mix of GI, PMags (various versions), HK HR…think there’s a HexMag, a Troy…and others. I just throw the whole case in when I take an AR to the range…

“Go” mags are loaded & stored in a Midway first responder pouch.

Spare mags are in Rubbermaid totes.
 
HansGruber said:
So…I have a Tupperware container of about a dozen AR “Range Mags”—a mix of GI, PMags (various versions), HK HR…think there’s a HexMag, a Troy…and others. I just throw the whole case in when I take an AR to the range…

“Go” mags are loaded & stored in a Midway first responder pouch.

Spare mags are in Rubbermaid totes.
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I'm having trouble seeing this guy using Tupperware for anything -
:)

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As a percentage, the vast majority of my P mags are still in the plastic they come in. Storing the ones I use isn't as difficult as needing totes. Few shoved here, few shoved there. Range bag here, ammo can there, taped inside the toilet tank, whatever. :)
 
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