(Not sure if this should go in Revolvers; if not, my apologies) Speedloaders being a little bulky to carry, are there any clips/pouches that would be useful for speed strips? The pouches I've seen (from Tuff Strip) don't look ideal, as they don't have belt loops and rely on the flap to keep them attached. What would be really neato would be a metal clip of some sort-- I carry J-frames, so there's an empty spot near the middle of the strip that could rest in a belt clip.
Look at those cheap cell phone holsters. They look innocuous and typically will hold 2 strips and can be found pretty cheap
I have an IHL speed strip holder https://www.dillonprecision.com/content/p/8?product_search=Speed+strip+holder&h_search_submit=Search It's very easy and convenient
http://www.remoraholsterstore.com/Remora-Single-Accessory-Holder-2-Pack-IWB-p/1mhs2-.htm Carries IWB. Extremely concealable, but extremely fast to get strips out of. Holds the strip perfectly. It is ideal for your needs. It will NOT move around on you, stay in place due to the sticky skin they put on to it.
I'v been using the Tuff Pouches for over two years with no issues. I've worn one on my duty belt for my BUG S&W 642. When not working, I normally carry a G-26 with two spare mags on my belt, and one of the pouches will be on my belt with two strips for my BUG which is carried on my ankle. In the summer, if I'm wear a tucked shirt, I'll pocket carry my BUG and have the pouch in the other pocket. Like I said, over two years, zero issues or complaints.
Clips seem to come unclipped just about the time you don't want them to. The "flap" on an ammo pouch does a fine job of keeping things in line. Simply Rugged makes a nice ammo pouch, and they're in your area.
I use a Safariland dump pouch I bought in 1974. I keep the strip loaded with 6 rds. Nevery know if that one extra round can make a difference.
Glad I could help AZAndy. Their wait time is a bit more than Dillon but you do get a custom product. Right now I am thinking I want the Silver Dollar holster with a Celtic Knot design for my SP101 might have to get the matching ammo carrier to go with it,
Which is why I also suggested it. I just received a Simply Rugged sourdough pancake and ammo pouch in basketweave for my Speed Six. Shipping to my door was just short of three weeks. The pouch holds seven rounds of .38/.357. Six in a strip plus one next to it or five in a strip for the little snubbies (center open) and one extra round. Pretty handy. Since you're local you might just get lucky and find a pouch you like hanging around the shop. I've done this with DM Bullard before. Everything in stock doesn't always make it to the website.
I carry my back pocket in a Remora mag holder that came free with my holster.http://www.remoraholsterstore.com/Remora-Single-Accessory-Holder-2-Pack-IWB-p/1mhs2-.htm also have used cell phone holders.