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Glock
- Thread starter Biggbass
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Thanks, I've found that a few of the hybrid makers offer a suede backing option. Does the suede make a nice difference over standard leather backing?
When it's in contact with your skin, particularly if you're sweating, I think it make a BIG difference. The longer you wear it, the more it matters IMHO.
My daily carry is an Alessi CQC/S. Leather. Must be over 15 (20?) years old now and still going strong. Depending on where you live and the climate, you may find that you will want a few holsters to give you options. I have an Alessi ankle holster as well for G26. A couple kydex holsters for the larger guns and some IWB and OWB depending on what the season or occasion dictates. I have a shoulder holster as well but am looking for a better-suited style.
Alessi makes some great holsters. I have a Guardian rig for a Colt Det-SP that was made by Lou.
Any moron that would mount a bayonet on a Glock gets ignored by me.
That's pretty cool but I'd never want that Glock; with the full auto option my ammo fund would consume my G.A.S. money and I'd never be able to buy a bass ever again! That tiny bayonet is really funny, though if it were me I'd mount a plastic spork for the lulz.
Let's put it this way: if you had replied to any other user that way you'd be looking at an infraction. Ever see rule 1?
"Rule #1: Respect your fellow members. All registered users must address fellow members with the utmost respect at all times. If you do not agree with a fellow member, be courteous in your response. Thomas Jefferson said it best: "When I hear another express an opinion which is not mine, I say to myself, he has a right to his opinion, as I to mine".
Because of the limitations of text based communication, the expression of intent can be tricky. One of the most common triggers of rule violations is the misinterpretation of intent behind a post. Use smilies often, and remember, it never hurts to begin a response with "In my opinion"...
If you do not address everyone on the board with respect, be prepared to lose your membership." (End of Rule #1)
I guess you're talking about the part I underlined.
Now I'll re-quote your Post #109. Note the words "moron" and "ignored."
So it's alright for you to call a registered user a "moron," but I'm looking at an infraction for my reply to your Post #109. Since you added the "ignored" part, that implies they are registered users, otherwise you couldn't ignore them.
As a Staff Member you should be leading by example and cut the double standard crap.
This post will probably get deleted and Jimmy crack corn and I don't care.
Well, aren't you cute?
Simple question: are you hickok45? Another simple question: is he a member here?
Hickok45 is my favorite YouTube gun reviewer, informative and entertaining.
As for carry gear the importance of a proper gunbelt cannot be overstated. A well made holster and belt are worth paying real money for. So many people spend big money for their firearm and then go cheap on their carry rig and this is a big mistake.
I'm not a fan of nylon or kydex though I own some and if you want to go that route Crossbreed is a good place to start, there are many companies that use the same configuration. If you're going IWB the leather backing is IMO much more comfortable for all day wear.
My preference is for leather and my favorite holster maker is Adams Holsters Adams Holsters , he has a bit of a lead time but Luke is great to work with and his work is top of the line. Simply Rugged is another excellent maker.
As for carry gear the importance of a proper gunbelt cannot be overstated. A well made holster and belt are worth paying real money for. So many people spend big money for their firearm and then go cheap on their carry rig and this is a big mistake.
I'm not a fan of nylon or kydex though I own some and if you want to go that route Crossbreed is a good place to start, there are many companies that use the same configuration. If you're going IWB the leather backing is IMO much more comfortable for all day wear.
My preference is for leather and my favorite holster maker is Adams Holsters Adams Holsters , he has a bit of a lead time but Luke is great to work with and his work is top of the line. Simply Rugged is another excellent maker.
