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    Who has mod'ed a CCC Shaggy?

    I have a question about changing my Shaggy a bit. I would like to cut out the area that covers the magazine catch so I can get to it without having to unholster. Has anyone done this? How does it look? What were the steps? Any drawbacks to doing it?

    I've already changed it a bit to fit the Vickers mag catch (a Glock 19) which went pretty well, but the more I have it, the more I wish I could pop the magazine while the pistol was holstered. Is this a bad/good plan?

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    Wouldn't you increase the risk of popping the mag out inadvertently?
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    Quote Originally Posted by orionz06 View Post
    Wouldn't you increase the risk of popping the mag out inadvertently?
    I carry a G26 IWB at 4 o'clock with an uncovered mag release and I've never prematurely popped a mag.
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    Interested in this as well. I use a Shaggy with my 1911. Giving the 8 rounds in a mag sometimes I like to switch them out when training or classes, or whatever and would like to get the the mag release without having to un holster or use two hands to slightly un holster and top off.

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    I've never had to unholster to do an admin reload in the holster. I just pull the pistol up enough for the mag release to clear kydex and then operate it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by TCinVA View Post
    I've never had to unholster to do an admin reload in the holster. I just pull the pistol up enough for the mag release to clear kydex and then operate it.
    +1

    I increase the clearance around the mag catch, my current shaggy rests against it when fully inserted. I also tweak the dust shield for a Vickers mag catch.

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    Quote Originally Posted by TCinVA View Post
    I've never had to unholster to do an admin reload in the holster. I just pull the pistol up enough for the mag release to clear kydex and then operate it.
    thanks, ill have to try that. i was thinking the same thing as the OP.

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    I usually prefer an uncovered mag catch, this was an oversight on the the Shaggy. However, at least with the stock mag catches that I use, I have never had a problem just pushing on the kydex and releasing the mag that way. Maybe we'll have to see about making them without the "catch cover" in the future.

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    Quote Originally Posted by TCinVA View Post
    I've never had to unholster to do an admin reload in the holster. I just pull the pistol up enough for the mag release to clear kydex and then operate it.
    This is what I mean. However I would like to get to the release without lifting it a bit. My holster also seems to ride a bit lower than the others I have seen, however that could be the 1911 because every other shaggy I have seen has been for a Glock or P30.

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    Quote Originally Posted by SLG View Post
    I have never had a problem just pushing on the kydex and releasing the mag that way.
    It really does not take much pressure at all. this is what I have always done.

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