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I just received my sample .41 strip, also. I really can't add anything to Stephen's excellent review. All of my previous concerns about fit have been resolved.

I will say that I have never dealt with a more customer service oriented, git-'er-done type guy than Natt. The .41 strips went from conception to sample product in our hands in one month.

With any caliber strips, if you choose to carry two strips in the pouch, practice your technique often. The one you don't grab may fall out.

I received the belt pouch and think it will work quite well. Mine holds two Quick Strips for $22.99. There is also a single model available for $19.99.

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Since the double with one Quick Strip is the same thickness as the single, I have ordered two more of the doubles. Then I have the flexibility or carrying either one or two strips. The design of either also provides a hidden pocket that can hold two loose rounds.

Just received Natt's reply. He said that they tossed a .44 strip filled with .41's against a wall several times without issue. However, he concedes that pocket carry might be an issue,.

He is working on a 'pocket sleeve' as well as a belt pouch.

If I can get some, I'll review.

Just to followup, I would not recommend using the .44 strips for the .41.

I do not think they are held firmly enough to be reliable.

Otherwise, fantastic product.!

Just swapped some emails with Natt.

I was inquiring about strips for the .41 Mag.

He responded, after checking, that the .41 will work in the .44/.45 strips.

Also, .475/.480 will work in the .500 strips.

I ordered 4 sets to start with to accommodate .41 Mag, .44 Spc, .44 Mag, and .45 Colt.

Looks like I'll have some spare vacuum cleaner belts since I no longer have to make my own strips.