drop leg holster

[airsoftguru59]

im looking for a drop leg holster that holds m4 mags and be in black

[Hallowground]

ok heres the deal. lurk more. and google everything. try "leg drop m4 pouch" it should find something, look at airsoft gi, evike, ehobbyasia, ebaybanned, amazon, ebay, the buy/sell tab, and any other airsoft place google houses in it's myriad twists and turns (or should I say single column hallway) to find whatever it is you want (even the barest discription should work). if you see something, find a review for it, any good? buy it if it's what you want. if you need advice for little questions, look up from this post a few inches and hit the "chat" button and ask someone, theres nearly always someone there who can help.

[Patrick750]

If your on a small budget than i recommend condor. If you're willing to spend enough for it then go for pantac.

[Dalb]

Patrick, well said.
Go for a condor drop leg.
Best bang for buck.
But please, stop posting unless you can't find the answer after one day of searching.

[DJ]

Get a drop leg platform from condor , voodoo etcc....and put a mag pouch on it. This will give you the versatility to switch to a holster/grenade, or whatever etc....later on.

[Steve]

Get a chest rig. Thigh rigs impair mobility. While slow=smoothe, and smoothe=accurate and accurate=deadly, moving like a turtle on fly paper gets you tagged quick-like and in a hurry.

Thigh rigs are great for secondaries because it is out of the way of the stuff you need for your primary. Assuming you shell out the cash for a good one, like a Blackhawk SERPA or a Safariland. Go cheap, and even the pistol thigh rigs are more hassle than they are worth.

Ask yourself: Do you really want to reach down all the way to your non-dominant thigh to pull a fresh box of bang-juice when it comes time to reload, or would you rather just yank one off your chest, move it less than a foot from the pouch to the mag well and be back in business?

[Hallowground]

steves got a point, i mount my mags in a triple mag pouch on a web belt on my hip, sturdy, no problems and less than a foot from where my gun rests in the down position.