Ulticlip Enduo

I want to talk to you about the clip and Duo spare magazine clip. Now, I don't like to carry spare magazines up on my belt line. Um, I carry Appendix most of the time, if not all the time now. And I'm just dressed casually and I'm not a big fan of the side car type magazine carriers either. So I like to be, you know, kind of low profile as small as possible, slim close to the body. Good holster that tucks the gun in so that I can just wear an untucked shirt that actually fits relatively snugly and not incredibly loose but does conceal the hand gun. So if I were to put a magazine here, particularly any oversized extended magazine, um, or anywhere else on my belt, then clearly, that's gonna make it harder to conceal. Concealed carry is a balance of compromises. And for me throwing a magazine in the pocket when I want a spare magazine or even in a jacket pocket or a back pocket, if my jacket or shirt is gonna cover the top of it up is the best way to go. That means of course, I practice from my pockets. I practice pulling the magazine out of the back pocket, the front pocket or the, the magazine that might be found in a jacket poet as well. And one of the things that happens when you do that, of course, is particularly in the jacket pocket, the magazine may shift in turn. But one of the advantages of using a traditional magazine carrier is the magazine will always be in the same exact place and the same exact orientation when you grab it. So that if I'm I'm standing here and I obviously got this gun unloaded and open already when I'm in a situation where I'm shooting and I hit slide lock, pull the gun in the magazine drops. If I reach into a jacket pocket and have to shuffle the magazine around, there's a potential for error and it takes more time, takes more awareness, more tactile feedback. All things I can't necessarily count on in the middle of the fight. What the clip and Duo allows me to do is have a very low profile magazine carried in a pocket that will maintain its orientation. Now, there are other devices that clips that attach to the magazine or clips that actually attach to your pocket and will stay in the pocket when you pull the magazine out. The end. Duo is a little different in that when I reach in and you might be able to see just a little bit of a clip here, you know, if you look really close and you know, I'm on personal offense network doing a video about a magazine in my pocket. You probably know I have a magazine. Generally speaking, I think this clip, um, for example, actually shows less outside of the pocket than this pin clip on my sharpie in this pocket. Right. So I've got very little showing particularly to the outside world when this edge rolls over. But as soon as I pull the magazine out, it is oriented appropriately as if it were carried in a spare magazine carrier here. Now I carry my bullets backwards. You can look at the videos and articles we have about that. If you want to learn more about why, even if I were carrying in the front of my body, I would want to do the same thing. Now, the end Duo clip as you can see has retracted. Now it's folded back into its place on the bottom of the magazine and that just acts like a nice little bumper pad. Honestly, that's gonna give you a more secure insertion, particularly with a flush magazine that I'm carrying here for this MC nine. So the end Duo rolls forward and then you hook it onto the top of the pocket. Once I get it onto that area where it folds back in, I pull it up, it releases orient and bring it up into the magazine. So for low profile carrying of a spare magazine inside of the pocket with consistent orientation. You might want to check out the AL clip and duo enduo from AL clip.