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ccloud43
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Hey Hawk, What IWB do you use for your P12, I have one and Im looking for a good IWB. Thanks
Hey Hawk, What IWB do you use for your P12, I have one and Im looking for a good IWB. Thanks
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confiscation of guns??
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Hawkflyer
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ccloud43 wrote:
I have been using a Galco Scout SCT218 for a long time, It is small, covers the weapon well, and is stiff enough to re-holster with one hand. It also has rough side out leather so it stays where I put in under normal carrying conditions. The belt clip is plastic and hooks under the belt and can be put on with one hand, but it does require two to unhook it.
Most people that see it note right off that it does NOT have any retention snaps, hooks or straps, and wonder how I manage to keep the weapon in the holster, even if I do a forward roll. My only answer to that is that sometimes it is not always good to be in PERFECT shape. Besides round is a shape. And before anyone asks, my spare tire does not inhibit my draw. Dad always said "If you have a good tool, build a roof over it."
But I also have an order in to Tucker Gun Leather for one of their "Answer IWB" holsters. A friend suggested that it might be more comfortable under certain conditions. He pointed out that I could still use my "Custom Retention" system.
I learned a long tome ago that cheap holsters really don't work out too well.
Regards
ccloud43 wrote:
I have been using a Galco Scout SCT218 for a long time, It is small, covers the weapon well, and is stiff enough to re-holster with one hand. It also has rough side out leather so it stays where I put in under normal carrying conditions. The belt clip is plastic and hooks under the belt and can be put on with one hand, but it does require two to unhook it.
Most people that see it note right off that it does NOT have any retention snaps, hooks or straps, and wonder how I manage to keep the weapon in the holster, even if I do a forward roll. My only answer to that is that sometimes it is not always good to be in PERFECT shape. Besides round is a shape. And before anyone asks, my spare tire does not inhibit my draw. Dad always said "If you have a good tool, build a roof over it."
But I also have an order in to Tucker Gun Leather for one of their "Answer IWB" holsters. A friend suggested that it might be more comfortable under certain conditions. He pointed out that I could still use my "Custom Retention" system.
I learned a long tome ago that cheap holsters really don't work out too well.
Regards
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ccloud43
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Thanks Hawk. After looking at the twoI will probably go with the Tucker
Thanks Hawk. After looking at the twoI will probably go with the Tucker