Quick Draw Gun Holster Lubricant

[RJ]

http://www.quickdrawgear.com/

"The only holster lubricant specifically designed to give you an ultra-fast draw from the holster while also protecting the firearm and holster from micro-abrasions and dust build-up. Quick Draw will extend the life of your holster."

Uh...I'm just a noob, but seriously?

[jeep45238]

A fool and his money are easily separated. Example- look at the holster they showcase on the front page.


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[blues]

I'm a "Dapper Dan" man!


https://youtu.be/4hni4OIJXG4

[Qaz98]

http://www.quickdrawgear.com/

"The only holster lubricant specifically designed to give you an ultra-fast draw from the holster while also protecting the firearm and holster from micro-abrasions and dust build-up. Quick Draw will extend the life of your holster."

Uh...I'm just a noob, but seriously?
Yeah. I defer to the more experienced on this forum. Stealthgear promotes it with their products, and I'm such a Stealthgear where, I got a can (although I think I paid less from that website.) I did put it on a JM holster and it seemed a bit slicker without impacting retention. Probably a gimmick.

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[orionz06]

lubricant


specifically


designed



Those words in the same sentence for lube almost always leads to a sketchy product.

[LOKNLOD]

"Micro-abrasions"

Fucking snowflakes.

[Mr_White]

Why would you need to quickly draw your gun holster lubricant? I don't think there is time for that when a threat is asses. If you haven't lubricated your holster before operating for the day I don't know what to tell you.

[JDM]

It's a really nice website.

Yes, it is! That was a very enjoyable perusal.

[Kyle Reese]

Perfect for those who don't want to put in the work, I guess.

[Peally]

That is an incredible website for headlight fluid. I NEED 10 CASES RIGHT NOW

[NickA]

It's probably just aerosolized Crisco.

[CCT125US]

While shooting some >10 sec FAST the other other day, I was just thinking that if only I lubed my holster up, I could whip things out faster.



**My apologies for not adding to the conversation, while at the same time interjecting a thinly veiled innuendo.**

[JAD]

It is composed of silicone and lanolin.

a) Major fail, it's not edible. I understand that's important in lubricants.
b) Raise your hand if you know what silicone does to electrical contacts, such as say on a WML or an RDS.

[orionz06]

It's probably just aerosolized Crisco.

You want sued? That's how you get sued!

[NickA]

You want sued? That's how you get sued!
Maybe I'll just get warned?

[Lon]

I have used spray silicone on the inside of some Safariland duty holsters that were especially tight. Made a big difference.

[Hambo]

No hanging, gripping, or friction to slow down your first shot

https://www.amazon.com/Astroglide-Personal-Lubricant-fl-oz/dp/B000CLTYCW

[Zincwarrior]

Those words in the same sentence for lube almost always leads to a sketchy product.

Or a completely different set of products...:rolleyes:

Back to topic, its not my gear slowing my draw. Its me slowing my draw. Alas I can't get a replacement me to draw faster.

[Zincwarrior]

You want sued? That's how you get sued!

Hey at first I thought he posted "weaponized" Crisco. Yikes!

[BobM]

I have used spray silicone on the inside of some Safariland duty holsters that were especially tight. Made a big difference.

Back in the early 90s Safariland recommended the silicone spray

[Mr_White]

b) Raise your hand if you know what silicone does to electrical contacts, such as say on a WML or an RDS.

Makes the electrical impulses travel faster, just like it makes the gun travel faster out of the holster?

What do I win

[Mr_White]

Alas I can't get a replacement me to draw faster.

No you can

You pay me mad filthy lucre to follow you around and draw anytime I see fit

I do have to take a lot of breaks to count my filthy lucre tho so I can't draw right then ok

[JAD]

Exactly. Slicks up the electrons.

[Mr_White]

Exactly. Slicks up the electrons.

I knew there was a reason I stuck with Science class until 7th grade! Otherwise I would have no way of knowing stuff like this

[Mr_White]

I would reiterate my question of "What do I win" but I feel like you are going to tell me that knowledge is its own reward

[JAD]

I would reiterate my question of "What do I win" but I feel like you are going to tell me that knowledge is its own reward

Half the battle.

[JAD]

And, obs, GSSF.

[Gray222]

The real question is...Will it cook a pancake faster than fireclean....

[JAD]

It's not just the silicone; I'm not cool with the lanolin either. What if I have to shoot a match in West Virginia? An uncomfortable situation could result from a holster that smells like sheep.

[Mr_White]

uncomfortable.

Lubrication should help you with this, i do not understand the problem

[Sal Picante]

Butt does it work on latex holsters?

[JohnO]

I did a search and sure enough it's still around. (before there was Kydex)

http://mitchrosen.com/products/additional-products/

[JustOneGun]

I keep thinking of my shirt riding up and down throughout the day transferring the spray to the grip area. In one second I send my glock flipping right at the bad guy in a nice underhand throw. Sort of ninja derp style.

[blues]

Butt does it work on latex holsters?

Only if they're ribbed. (You know why...)

[hiro]

The real question is...Will it cook a pancake faster than fireclean....

Fireclean is exothermic?

[GuanoLoco]

I looked a the end of an unlubricated network cable once and an electron flew out and hit me right in the eye. Almost went blind from that. At least that's what I told my mother.

Anyhow I once used lubricant on a (highly under-rated, IMHO) Glock sport/combat pancake holster that was excessively tight/slow. Slicked it right up. I think I used EWL. Wears off after a while though.

[BobLoblaw]

If you put a bunch of different guns in there, the holster won't be tight anymore. At least that's what that whore told me.

[Dark Star Gear]

If you put a bunch of different guns in there, the holster won't be tight anymore. At least that's what that whore told me.

Holster Kegels™

[blues]

Holster Kegels™

A sphincter says what?

[Unobtanium]

Reading the description of the product, it actually might have some very handy household and automotive uses.

[orionz06]

Reading the description of the product, it actually might have some very handy household and automotive uses.

My automotive spray does well on holsters. The idea is not without merit.


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[Unobtanium]

My automotive spray does well on holsters. The idea is not without merit.


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I've used silicon spray on older GM and Ford window tracks when the motors start dragging/slowing down. If this really does contain a better/higher concentration of silicon, it might well be solid for uses like that.

[JAD]

I've used silicon spray on older GM and Ford window tracks when the motors start dragging/slowing down. If this really does contain a better/higher concentration of silicon, it might well be solid for uses like that.
Silicone. The difference is important when it comes to lubricants.

[Qaz98]

Does anyone use Steel Target Paint? On the surface, seems equally gimmicky, but was highlighted on Shooting USA. Wait, where is my wallet?

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[Clobbersaurus]

Why would you need to quickly draw your gun holster lubricant? I don't think there is time for that when a threat is asses. If you haven't lubricated your holster before operating for the day I don't know what to tell you.

As King of the Food Court I thought you just lubed your holster with the left over grease from Taco Bell wrappers.

Operators gotta operate.

[Nephrology]

Those words in the same sentence for lube almost always leads to a sketchy product.

important exception: when the sentence also includes "strawberry" and "flavored" ;)

[RJ]

I did a search and sure enough it's still around. (before there was Kydex)

http://mitchrosen.com/products/additional-products/

Ya, I got some of this for my leather holster from MR.

I called MR and talked to them about how to use it on the inside of the leather during break in (sparingly, on rough places, applied with a fingertip). I will say that it did seem to lubricate the leather and allowed my pistol to seat fully, whereas without, it was very very tight.

I think for a holster made from a natural product like leather, it seems reasonable.



@The rest of thread: LOL. You guys crack me up. :cool: