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Bianchi Accumold
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Marco
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I've never been a fan of thumb break holsters.
That type were the snap is on the holster rather than near the hammer is slow to engage and a PIA to snap.
Maybe consider one similar to this style
This one is from Don Hume but others make similar ones.
I've never been a fan of thumb break holsters.
That type were the snap is on the holster rather than near the hammer is slow to engage and a PIA to snap.
Maybe consider one similar to this style
This one is from Don Hume but others make similar ones.
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Agent19 thanks for the input on the thumbreak...I would not have bought it if it didn't have a snap by the hammer, because I also know it is slow and difficult to use one down on the side (I have a few other holsters, one of them is like that)
Agent19 thanks for the input on the thumbreak...I would not have bought it if it didn't have a snap by the hammer, because I also know it is slow and difficult to use one down on the side (I have a few other holsters, one of them is like that)
Marco
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Glad you gotaholster you like.
That wasn't me in WB, it wasmy decoy.:lol:
Glad you gotaholster you like.
That wasn't me in WB, it wasmy decoy.:lol: