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Posted: 3/17/2015 12:50:42 PM EDT
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Ladies and Gentlemen,
Introducing the Keep It Simple System (KISS). A load two and quad load shell holder designed for the entry level shooter at a reasonable cost (read less than $100 for all models). Features: 1) 8-24 Shell capacity (16 Shell Shown) 2) 3 integrated attachment systems (Belt, Molle, TechLok) 3) Shell overlap for easy quad load 4) Ergonomic design (L16 and L24 curve to fit your waist). 5) Compact design (L16= 8.5 inches, L24= 14 inches). 6) Constructed from a single piece of industrial wear resistant polymer. Would you buy it? 
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The description says 8-24 shells, so it reads that 8shell, 16shell, and 24shell versions are what you are thinking? Add ELS as an attachment method. 16 and more shell versions should be chest rig offerings. 8shell version would be belt rig version ideally. 12shell version would ideally support running it on a belt or a chest rig setup. |
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Sir,
Thank you for your interest. Below are our answers. "The description says 8-24 shells, so it reads that 8shell, 16shell, and 24shell versions are what you are thinking?" A: YES. We plan to offer all of them eventually but we need to prioritize them by highest demand first. "Add ELS as an attachment method." A: YES. We are working on confirming that the hole pattern already there supports it. "16 and more shell versions should be chest rig offerings." A: We concur. This is why we have belt and molle attachment solutions. "8shell version would be belt rig version ideally." A: Agreed. "12shell version would ideally support running it on a belt or a chest rig setup." A: Agreed. Thank you for your input. Respectfully, J&L Dynamics, LLC |
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I like it. If the price is right, you will sell many of them.
I think new comers, who don't want to spend the high price on most of the current options, would jump all over this as an inexpensive way to get started. But the price has to be right. I'd be more than happy to give one a trial run at some of the local matches to help give an honest review 
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