REVIEW: HUN TAC Fast Universal Cordura Kydex Magazine Pouches

Is everything there? Normally, it's about two pistol and one rifle magazines that need to go on the belt. From HUN TAC in Germany, there is a very solid solution for your War Belt that we want to show you.

There lies the good piece and as is usual for a right-hander, the magazine pouches are positioned on the left hip. The HUN TAC impress with a minimalist design that puts functionality at the center. And they make a good figure on the hip.

The secret of the Hun pockets is not immediately apparent. Cordura is definitely on the outside.

And also on the back. The MOLLE system is cut with a laser.

An inserted hard piece guarantees a pleasant fit.

Here you have a clear view when there is nothing inside the loop.

Alone, you can also compress them.

The functionality comes with the Kydex clip. It holds the magazine, both pistol and rifle.

With the rifle pouch from HUN TAC, the Kydex clip is just bigger. The magazine pouch fits all AR15 magazines. We also tried it with AUG, works great anyway.

The large pouch is designed similarly to the small ones on the back. MOLLE makes them flexible.

We loop them on our Range Belt from BLACK TRIDENT. They fit well together.

Some patience and skill and everything is fixed.

The pouches fit very tightly and securely on the belt.

There are three HUN TAC models for pistols: the double pouch (regular 9mm magazines), double magazine with gap (9mm with extended magazine base), single magazine pouch and the pouch for the AR15.

Here again is our set, works perfectly at the shooting range.

CONCLUSION: HUN TAC delivers great magazine pouches. The Kydex clip proves to be great, providing a firm, reliable fit and enabling quick drawing. What we must admire is that HUN TAC does not abbreviate the Fast Universal Cordura Kydex things. We would always do that...

The HUN TAC Fast Universal Cordura Kydex Magazine Pouches are available directly from the manufacturer. Depending on the model, they cost between 34.95 and 44.95 euros.

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