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Holster supplies - adjustable chicago screw
I'm trying to find what I can best describe as an adjustable Chicago screw.
It would be what you find on a magazine pouch that did not have a retention strap, but instead had this adjustable screw that allowed you to tighten the pouch to hold the magazine tighter. Does anyone know if there is a more accurate name for this, and more importantly, where I might find them. I've searched all the traditional leather supply sites that I can find. Thanks.
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Try it again and look for a "key post".
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Are you possibly referring to a 'retention screw'?
![]() I have a Galco double mag pouch (paddle) with the adjustable retention screw in the middle to tighten or loosen the hold on the mags.
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Did a search on key post, and apparently they are called that as well. Now, if someone could just tell me who supplies them.
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Try here.....
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Grainger
Try Grainger.
I get alot of stuff from them.
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They are just Chicago Screws. I would try Tandy Leather. You can to buy a dozen or so, and make sure you know the right size.
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Yes, Tandy Leather has these in several sizes and colors. 1/4, 3/8, 1/2. I know they have them in brass and silver. Maybe others. Although it is possible that the adjustable screw on holsters and mag holders may be different
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THanks for the ideas, but nothing so far.
Some people may just be using Chicago screws, but what I have and am looking for is not a Chicago screw. Grainger and Knifekits don't have these either. Retention screw or keypost seems to be the correct terminology. Are there not some holster makers on here that use these?
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Go here and look for Tee nuts,,,,countersunk finishing washers and flat socket cap screws.....
Make sure they all work together I would use either 6-32 or 8-32. I like the 8-32 myself..... Problem now you have to buy more then you need... Good luck....
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