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How do you open carry over your winter coat?
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kurtmax_0
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No, actually I value your opinon. It's just predictable you post in every SERPA thread. I vote we let Mjolnir voice his opinion on Blackhawk and make it a sticky in the holster forum.
That way everybody knows the dangers of Blackhawk and we can keep the arguments to a single thread.
No, actually I value your opinon. It's just predictable you post in every SERPA thread. I vote we let Mjolnir voice his opinion on Blackhawk and make it a sticky in the holster forum.
That way everybody knows the dangers of Blackhawk and we can keep the arguments to a single thread.
jimwyant
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I vote that we let Mjoinir post in every thread if he so chooses. He obviously has strong feelings on the subject, and even though I have yet to see him offer any sort of verification of the problems he speaks of (sorry if he did and I missed it), he has the right to voice his opinion as long as the mods/admin don't object.
The rest of us, many of whom have carried using SERPA products, like them, and have never had any problems, will continue to sing our praises to what we see as a good product at a good price.
In response to his comment comparing the 6004 and SERPA, I have both products and I would say that the 6004 is slightly better as a thigh rig, but without the military discount, the SERPA is a much better value and I'll keep buying the belt/paddle versions for any firearms I may purchase in the future. I just wish they made one for my Alaskan. :cuss:
I vote that we let Mjoinir post in every thread if he so chooses. He obviously has strong feelings on the subject, and even though I have yet to see him offer any sort of verification of the problems he speaks of (sorry if he did and I missed it), he has the right to voice his opinion as long as the mods/admin don't object.
The rest of us, many of whom have carried using SERPA products, like them, and have never had any problems, will continue to sing our praises to what we see as a good product at a good price.
In response to his comment comparing the 6004 and SERPA, I have both products and I would say that the 6004 is slightly better as a thigh rig, but without the military discount, the SERPA is a much better value and I'll keep buying the belt/paddle versions for any firearms I may purchase in the future. I just wish they made one for my Alaskan. :cuss:
kurtmax_0
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I'm not saying he shouldn't be allowed to post, just get him a sticky
I'm not saying he shouldn't be allowed to post, just get him a sticky
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Ya know what the funny thing is, Mjolnir has gotten over the serpa/blackhawk thing and never ever mention it unless somebody else here brings Mjolnir up 1st and mentions what he thinks or slams him for his opnion before he's made one in the specfic thread.
Take a look at old posts & see who mentiones what 1st & if Mjolnir is just replying or if he mentioned it before some other member here was slamming on him.
Ya know what the funny thing is, Mjolnir has gotten over the serpa/blackhawk thing and never ever mention it unless somebody else here brings Mjolnir up 1st and mentions what he thinks or slams him for his opnion before he's made one in the specfic thread.
Take a look at old posts & see who mentiones what 1st & if Mjolnir is just replying or if he mentioned it before some other member here was slamming on him.
AbNo
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Honestly? I've yet to have to get out more than a hoodie during any Virginia winter.
In fact, I hadn't owned a REAL coat in several years, only buying one when I was planning a trip to Chicago a while back.
And now I don't know where it is. :lol:
So basically, I tuck behind the holster, like always.
Honestly? I've yet to have to get out more than a hoodie during any Virginia winter.
In fact, I hadn't owned a REAL coat in several years, only buying one when I was planning a trip to Chicago a while back.
And now I don't know where it is. :lol:
So basically, I tuck behind the holster, like always.
unrequited
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Mjolnir wrote:
Mjolnir wrote:
Hah, Mjolnir replies to Mjolnir posts by referring to Mjolnir as Mjolnir. Unrequited is laughing.
tattedupboy
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I do security for a living, and during the winter, in order to keep my handgun accessible, I wear a coat that has zippers on the side. Perhaps the best way to OC while wearing a coat is not to wear the holster on top of the coat, but rather, on a conventional belt holster underneath a coat such as this. The gun is still in full view and you'll be warm.
I do security for a living, and during the winter, in order to keep my handgun accessible, I wear a coat that has zippers on the side. Perhaps the best way to OC while wearing a coat is not to wear the holster on top of the coat, but rather, on a conventional belt holster underneath a coat such as this. The gun is still in full view and you'll be warm.
Marco
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there is a thing called jacket slot holster for those that need/ want a jacketand a security holster
BlackHawk makes a spacer for the CQC and Uncle Mike makes a holster along with a few other manufactures
there is a thing called jacket slot holster for those that need/ want a jacketand a security holster
BlackHawk makes a spacer for the CQC and Uncle Mike makes a holster along with a few other manufactures
Otahyoni
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I know this topic is about how to OC in cold weather but my question fits well enough to not start another topic.
Isnt it true in Indiana that even if i was OCing via a belt holster and i would not have to move the gun when i put a coat on, thereby making it CC? Or am i mistaken. I was just thinking along the lines that OC and CC is legal (with permit) and either would work.
I know this topic is about how to OC in cold weather but my question fits well enough to not start another topic.
Isnt it true in Indiana that even if i was OCing via a belt holster and i would not have to move the gun when i put a coat on, thereby making it CC? Or am i mistaken. I was just thinking along the lines that OC and CC is legal (with permit) and either would work.
Otahyoni
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Grapeshot wrote:
Grapeshot wrote:
Indiana has the same permit for both i think. "Liscence to Carry Handgun" You have to have the permit to OC and i was just thinking that putting a coat on would make it temp CC
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Otahyoni wrote:
Check out this link for more specific info: http://www.handgunlaw.us/
Yata hey
Otahyoni wrote:
I am not an authority on Indiana law but with the permit being the same what is the question? Am I missing something?
Check out this link for more specific info: http://www.handgunlaw.us/
Yata hey
Otahyoni
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Grapeshot wrote:
Grapeshot wrote:
:banghead: oops, i think i answered my own question.:lol:Otahyoni wrote:I am not an authority on Indiana law but with the permit being the same what is the question? Am I missing something?
Check out this link for more specific info: http://www.handgunlaw.us/
Yata hey
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Ok spurrit, so I check my e-mail this morning and have like 18 new messages, all from OCDO. It seems that you've replied on every thread I've ever posted on dang near, and most of what you have to say is either not helpful or down right rude. You don't have a sister or cousin named Hank, do you?
Ok spurrit, so I check my e-mail this morning and have like 18 new messages, all from OCDO. It seems that you've replied on every thread I've ever posted on dang near, and most of what you have to say is either not helpful or down right rude. You don't have a sister or cousin named Hank, do you?