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Level 3 Holsterkit arrived
NN
Senior MemberPosts: 25,146 Senior Member
So it comes with no instructions except to go
on line and get them and watch a video 17 times.
The thing was easy enough to put together, but, so far it isn't
any better than the Galco or the De Santis I bought for that gun.
The whole rig is just wide enough to interfere with at least one belt loop
when I try and put it on. The metal belt clips work, but, are a PIA.
I will say that if I get it in the right place I can sit and tie my shoe laces
with out pain in the hip or upper leg.
Those that are familar with the Old Faithful line probably noticed I put
different belt clips on it. I had them laying around and tried them.
The holster is much easier to put on and much easier on my shoulder
trying to reach around and place the clip.
I use a Galco cop series gun belt and it was almost too thick
for the supplied metal clips.
The Chris Bread I tried on at the shoot was a better rig.
on line and get them and watch a video 17 times.
The thing was easy enough to put together, but, so far it isn't
any better than the Galco or the De Santis I bought for that gun.
The whole rig is just wide enough to interfere with at least one belt loop
when I try and put it on. The metal belt clips work, but, are a PIA.
I will say that if I get it in the right place I can sit and tie my shoe laces
with out pain in the hip or upper leg.
Those that are familar with the Old Faithful line probably noticed I put
different belt clips on it. I had them laying around and tried them.
The holster is much easier to put on and much easier on my shoulder
trying to reach around and place the clip.
I use a Galco cop series gun belt and it was almost too thick
for the supplied metal clips.
The Chris Bread I tried on at the shoot was a better rig.
