Ammo Belt Usable ammo belt pouches, how to?

Gregory

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Somewhere I swear I read a thread about how to make functional ammo belt pouches. I've searched myself silly, can someone help me locate the thread? Thanks. About to start my belt build up.
 
I made mine useable by using batninjas tutorial but using thin wood or sentra. You can see a few pictures and videos in my work in progress thread if you used a thinner board than me it would be more useable. Maybe a card board with a real thin resin layer on it?
 
I made mine useable by using batninjas tutorial but using thin wood or sentra. You can see a few pictures and videos in my work in progress thread if you used a thinner board than me it would be more useable. Maybe a card board with a real thin resin layer on it?

Maybe that was it, thanks. I can't imagine being able to sew them, so I was stumped!

Edit: Yes! Stormcrow85 your thread is where I saw this, thanks. I'll see what I can come up with. Little plastic boxes would be best, I want them to be strong too. Maybe I could just do it with a block as a mold but I'd be afraid of them crushing or otherwise losing shape. The idea of magnet closures is a good one. I'm thinking these would be a great place to hide my 9v batteries, and maybe even use one or more snaps as activation buttons. Thanks for your help.
 
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I decided not to use magnets just because I didn't have a ton on hand and velcro works great. I was thinking today that a card box that you put baseball or collector cards would be a great thicknessfor them but just the wrong size. A bead of hot glue would probably keep them sturdy enough, cut down on weight and maximize useable space.
 
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