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Some good looking holsters... good job!

Something tells me a move like that would not go unnoticed...

Lucky none of the primers hit something sharp!!!

That's right... on the off chance you haven't fixed it already, just drag the bar back where it belongs.

Please PM me the city. I live in San Antonio and like to ride my Harley out in the country; I need to know what city to never spend any money in and never visit for any reason.

When I got my CHL, I switched my phone holder from my right side to my left to accomodate my IWB holster. Several months later, I still get a phantom vibration on the right. Finally gotten to the point that I don't grab for the phone anymore if the vibration hits me on the right. Might get a few odd...

Any updates? Hopefully the man got his weapon back, and the local LEO (and I use the term loosely) got slapped?

I have a Harley belt watch that sits right over my holster, so it kinda camoflages any bulge. But if anyone asked, I'd just tell em the bulge is a medical device. That normally stops the line of questioning right there.

What I won't tell them is that it's a lead injector

Happy Birthday... and thanks.

Do *you* say you're printing, or do other people? When you first carry, you think it's obvious from 20 feet away, but it usually isn't. Since I started carrying, I try to spot anyone else who is, and haven't yet been successful... even with people I *know* are armed. Check with good friends... ask t...

Good question, interested myself. I hike in SNAs all the time and would like to have a shotshell or two handy for snakes that can't be avoided (low chance, but...).

They have a specialized model...

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This happened... started... in front of a firing range, and not one person stepped out to help??

NRA just got ahold of it.

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Keeping in mind of course, before this gets passed by, the situation as mentioned above (walking down the street). If you're in your vehicle, or walking to/from it to your house, then you're covered by the MPA.