Uncle Mikes Holsters

Recently I have taken the time to purchase all Galco carry pieces for my Colt 1911 carry gun Holsters and also more leather Holster for the High Power….let me tell you, there is a WORLD of difference between Fobus/Uncle Mikes type stuff and Galco/Mitch Rosen/SafariLand type stuff.

You absolutely cannot afford to buy cheap leather/kydex for a carry piece any more than you can afford to put a Simmons scope and 12 dollar weaver mounts on a Steyr PSG….and expect decent results anyhow.

I’ve had 2 and love them. I had one for my Sigma and it didn’t hold it well but it did hold it. My Uncle Mikes Holsters Glock 22 locks into mine and will stay in through just about cowboy holster. Only problem with them is that they can be two hard to get off my Tactical holster. Not really that big of a deal.

I got news, don’t like cheap stuff, fine, don’t buy it. That Video is BS, because those two are obviously trying to break that holster. I suspect I could do somehting similar with most any brand of paddle concealment holster out there. Paddle holsters are about convenience, not ultimate security, if you want 100% security, buy an UM pro-3. Personally, I own a Fobus for almost every pistol holster I own, and just placed an order for 3 more. I have been Using Fobus since they came out, weekley, for IPSC and 3gun competitions, and have abused the heck out of them with ZERO problems. About a year ago, at a 3gun match, I fell during a stage. I was wearing a Fobus C21 1911 paddle Uncle Mikes Holster. I fell hard, directly on the Handgun Holster, with the rear sight of my pistol digging into a barricade. The concealment holster was strong enough that it ripped my jeans and flipped me over as I fell without breaking.

FObus haters are Just like Wolf Haters, they cannot be reasoned with or dissuaded. They feel if you didn’t spend as much money as possible or at least much as they did, then you are inferior as a human being. It’s your money, spend it however you like.

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Talkin’ to America: Brady Denials - When the Government Says You Can’t Buy a Gun, What Can You Do?
Brady Denials: When the Government Says You Can’t Buy a Gun, What Can You Do? - An interview with attorney and author Cindy Hill

Talkin’ to America: When is the Right Time to Shoot in Self-Defense?
When is the Right Time to Shoot in Self Defense? - An interview with author Chuck Klein

Interview with Ryan Horsley
Interview with Ryan Horsley of Red’s Trading Post. Firearms dealers must listen and learn more about the evil they are confronted with. Send this interview to every dealer you know. The only true way to stop these arbitrary actions is to abolish the ‘68 Gun Control Act and the BATFE. The tool that is needed is on its way: www.thegangmovie.com “The Gang”

My form 3’s are taking 2-4 weeks
My guess is that he never sent it in, or it MAY have got lost.

Talkin’ to America: Gun Control = People Control
Gun Control = People Control. An interview with William R. Tonso

Interview with Hollis Wayne Fincher
Interview with Hollis Wayne Fincher of the Militia of Washington County, Arkansas, just prior to his return to prison for BATFE violations.

Ciener still has some
Jonathan Ciener should still have some of his UZI cans. He had several when I spoke with him some ti…

Interview with Musician Matt Fitzgibbons
Interview with musician Matt Fitzgibbons, producer of patriotic music.

Interview with Richard Celata
Owner of KT Ordnance, Richard Celata, who was recently raided by the BATFE, FBI, and the Canadian ATF (!), describes his experiences.

Talkin’ to America: An Interview with Jerry Hughes on the BATFE
Talkin’ to America interviews the Jerry Hughes, host of “Straight Talk,” heard daily on the Accent Radio Network. Jerry will be discussing the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives.

Pocket Holster

I carry my G23 (same size as the 19) in a Galco gun holsters SkyOps. I want to try a C-TAC or M-TAC but this one works fine for me. I like the fact that just the edges of the Y-hook show. If you dont know what to look for, cowboy holsters will never be

After spending $140 and waiting six months, I received a High-Noon "Closing Argument" for my G26 (I know, not the same as you’re talking about, but High-noon follows a similar pattern for their IWB Shoulder holsters). Thank god for their no-questions-asked return policy. It felt like I was carrying a brick in my Pocket Holster. I shipped that POS back ASAP, and bought an Pistol Magazine. It was $80 and it came in a week. It is so comfortable I forget it’s there, and it conceals nicely.

One thing I’ll give High-Noon: they use metal belt clips. If the MTAC had metal belt clips, it would be perfect. For $25, the Bare Asset may get the job done cheaply, but the High-noon Shoulder holster is subpar, IMO.

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First Climategate
And now the scientific credibility of Jenny McCarthy is like that of Al Gore’s: at the time he published his paper slamming vaccines and which started the antivax craze, he was developing an alternative to vaccinations, so he had a very large monetary incentive to make the public distrust vaccines.

And now the scientific credibility of Jenny McCarthy is like that of Al Gore’s:

at the time he published his paper slamming vaccines and which started the antivax craze, he was developing an alternative to vaccinations, so he had a very large monetary incentive to make the public distrust vaccines.

Oddities
Koosh bullets And $10K for a 22 that won’t fire unless you’re wearing a watch. Smart guns are kinda dumb. AK 47 with toilet seat stock. Wait, what?

Koosh bullets

And $10K for a 22 that won’t fire unless you’re wearing a watch. Smart guns are kinda dumb.

AK 47 with toilet seat stock. Wait, what?

holsters

I realize this is not the accessories or holster forum but it is the Glock Magazines forum

I need a comfortable IWB Blackhawk Holster for my G19.

What do you guys recommend?

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After a lot of money spent and a pile of holsters in my closet, I’m thrilled to say that I finally found a minimalist IWB Blackhawk Holster which does the job exceptionally well, feels like I’m not even wearing a Handgun Holsters, costs only $25 and is a stocking item ready to ship. What is it? High Noon Bare Asset. I’m getting them for all my carry guns now.

I ‘m portly and need that to be kept in mind.

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Handgun Holsters

I quickly discovered that although the Fobus was great for that purpose, it was useless for concealed carry. So, I used it during the commute and switched to a Blade-Tech paddle holster before and after the commute. Worked great for it’s intended purpose and I liked it. Now that I don’t have that long commute, I just use the Handgun Holsters and position it a little further back around the hip in the car and slip it back forward for walking around.

Pardon me while I yawn; then see my remarks above regarding gun Holsters grabbers. Anyone who carries exposed, and isn’t wearing a proper uniform duty-type concealment holster, is ASKING to have their piece snatched.

Concealed carry is much more than techniques and gear; it is very much a state of mind as well.

Not dissing you personally, Aimless; but I have heard this pap about how easy a Fobus is to break repeated so often it is getting tiresome. I’m not disputing the fact; but those "instructors" who belabor the point are MISSING the point: which is, the Fobus is intended for concealed carry. IOW, nobody ahould know you even have a gun until you’re ready to show it to them…

his sucks; I have the EXACT Fobus Holster they denoted as being unsafe. I bought it about 2 months ago because I wanted a holster for my G19 with my TLR-1 mounted. I don’t use it for a daily carry holster, I only break it out once in a blue moon if my wife and I go for a late night walk. If I am not using the TLR, I prefer my Galco Holsters Matrix Belt Slide in the composite Uncle Mikes Holster arena - it just seems a bit nice than the Fobus to me.

I’ll probably keep mine as it is seldom used. I will, however, not be taking it’s possible safety issues for ankle holster.

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Rifle scopes

View through a 4x rifle scopeA telescopic sight, commonly called a scope, is a device used to give an accurate point of aim for weapons such as firearms, airguns and Rifle scopes . Other sighting systems are iron sights, red dot sights, and laser sights

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A Rifle scopes model 687M variable power rifle scopeTelescopic sights are classified in terms of the optical magnification and the objective lens diameter, e.g. 10�50. This would denote 10 times magnification with a 50 mm objective lens. In general terms, larger objective lens diameters are better (collect more light and give a wider field of view), the magnification power should be chosen on the basis of the intended use. There are also Adjustable Objectives sights where the magnification can be changed by manually turning one part, the syntax is the following: minimal magnification � maximum magnification � objective lens, for example, 3�9�40.

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Oxygen Tank

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