Gear Review: HSGI Tacos vs G-Code Scorpion

In the beginning when man first started to launch projectiles they immediately looked for ways to carry their spare ammunition on their bodies. The animal skin pouch carried rocks, quiver for arrows, and leather satchel for lead balls are all examples of this throughout history. The High Speed Gear Industries (HSGI) “Polymer Tacos” and the G-code “Scorpion Soft Shell” are two modern options that satisfy this need to carry spare projectiles in today’s modern era.
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[@taphillips75]

But, you didn’t actually talk about the functionality??

[@simplyorange8553]

Said a lot of words, didn't really tell us anything.

[@Wolfstanus]

"They are good" ok done

[@Pitjefe_bbq]

This comment was more informative then the video 😢

[@akaTheDevil]

totally agreed. I am reading the comments hoping for more valuable reviews and critics.

[@jbloun911]

is that my ex gf?!

[@user-lv8dn8gw9z]

@@jbloun911 lol

[@chaselastname7918]

Great video and Awesome products!

[@pfsprecher85]

Love the g-code on my entry kit. Rifle pouch is versatile and can hold pistol w/light, taser or bang if needed in a pinch.

[@pogmarinefps]

I use the G-Code for my speed reload pouch. Never used the HSGI but they are very similar. Got the G-Code just cause it looked cooler.

[@STR8SICCC]

I like the wall mount holding your rifles

[@66ECHO]

Well done

[@jeffreygiven7388]

I love the gcode scorpion softshell not to mention they are made here in my home state if N.C. right down the road so I buy local.

[@havelock285]

So is HSGI

[@mattconklin4026]

Ah nice I'm here in WNC, that's final I'm about to order some

[@JP-tg6lr]

Hey bud, what kind of belt is your guy running with the HSGI tacos?

[@tnh723]

The gcodes look better for me but I prefer the polymer build and retention of the tacos

[@eyesky6809]

What size were the Scorpions? There’s two sizes for pistol mags.

[@thomasvangraan8138]

Hi what additional tools do you need to attach them to a plate carrier

[@paulsmith1110]

Hey. I wonder if the g code ar taco will fit an iPhone 11 with the otterbox defender?

[@geocow5105]

Can you do a review only on the tacos there’s not much on UA-cam.

[@danieldouangmanilay666]

Team G-Code!, the reg Scorpion series would be a good comparison to the HSGI Tacos as well

[@idrinkbbs]

How thick is your gun belt?

[@m.7n6]

Polymer tacos have great retention on AK mags, work better than the soft shell tacos by hsgi they reindex well for AK mags, might invest in some gcodes too to test out and evaluate. I ordered esstac kywiis for my Glock mags, what's sad as fuck is soft shell hsgi tacos is they're more expensive than the polymer hsgi taco pouches

[@DesertTactical]

Will Taurus TX .22 mags fit?

[@mikemorris5944]

Do they make 12 gauge mag pouch

[@mufidirawan7987]

Do scorpion mag pouch compatible for 1911?

[@benjaminbence7562]

G-code all day

[@EchoCade]

Good video ! And I prefer G-code honestly for my mag related stuff

[@dt7037]

What size belt are you using with the G code scorpion pouches?

[@benjaminbence7562]

I personally use a G-code assaulter belt

[@deathsicon]

so im trying to decide between g codes and the hsgi soft tacos, getting one set for a plate carrier and another for a stealth kit for magfed paintball, any body got some input on which way I should lean?

[@88kar88]

availability and multicam options, TACO wins. But for retention and durability, I would go with the Gcode. Also, watch the AKOU video about the TACOs with AK mags, it may be an issue for some. Gcode will not have that issue.

[@idrink2muchbeer373]

Not sure about your intended use, and I'm sure you already made your decision, but as someone in L.E. I prefer HSGI taco's

[@IBT98]

@@88kar88 I made a gallery highlighting the problem and fixing the problem with the standard Taco's. imgur.com/gallery/mJwMQwf Note that polymer tacos will have NO problem with this, as they have the pop-top design.

[@cothran1980]

On the HSGI can you run ak mags? Thanks

[@Lowtan]

Yes

[@Superabound2]

Hey, what guns are you shooting in this video?

[@Glock9999999]

CZ Scorpion evo 3

[@spoke1183]

hsgi event cloth once are better then gcodes bungee loops

[@davidihaim]

Great video. I like the
G-Code system as a whole with their mid drop holster holder, quality and innovation. It’s good to have all from one company.
Never tried the “Tacos” they look as good but don’t sound well “Tacos” - LOL

[@kenolp3374]

everyone likes tacos

[@JEJAK5396]

ITW FAST Mag pouch FTW.

[@colelawton4901]

Which ones retain better? Does anyone have experience with both?

[@makofive.5660]

G code hands down. HSGI tacos kind of suck for anything dynamic. They are good enough on the flat range but any kind of running and gunning even somewhat hard go with g code scorpions if you need an open top. Otherwise velcro prolly your best option

[@x-tactics4240]

HSGI +1

[@jonathandavis346]

Please don't buy high speed gear... I worked there and work conditions are kinda bad and the manager Darrel is abusive. Really liked to throw his weight around

[@TheCrappyShooter]

Soft hsgi tacos for me

[@jesseariasja]

G-Code can run 308 and AK Mags not the tacos sadly

[@IBT98]

The Tacos can run 308 and AK mags??? perfectly?????

[@wolftac4943]

I run the HSGI cloth tacos and they do take all kinds of AK mags. I even run G3, and M1A mags.

[@johnkolinoff8591]

Ben what's the deal on the right saying to call a magazine! a magazine? our clips. some good old older veterans told me not say magazine? what's the deal.

[@MrKreationsHD]

A clip is something you use to load an older style rifle like an SKS. A magazine is used in most modern day rifles = AR15, AR10, AK47, CZ805 Bren and so on.

[@johnkolinoff8591]

Mr Kreations. thanks makes sense..

[@macmatt2299]

The only thing I learned is how much a rifle mag carrier costs, and that I want a wall setup like that. Not the best video bud

[@OTINTIN]

Taco...my knife case

[@hairless_monkey]

hsg

[@735Secure]

Sell out!

[@Tiebox]

Why in the ever living efff is this dude running and pointing his gun down range? Who taught you gun safety? Army/AF basic training? Jesus Christ dude point your gun down at the ground at the low ready.