If your going to put it on a duty belt I think the retention is a good trade off. I would set it up for support hand release. Most concealed options, pocket, vest under shirt, etc are going to limit ambi options.Originally Posted by Hizzie
If your going to put it on a duty belt I think the retention is a good trade off. I would set it up for support hand release. Most concealed options, pocket, vest under shirt, etc are going to limit ambi options.
Last edited by HCM; 06-14-2016 at 08:30 PM.
I mostly wore mine when I was LE. Still a usable tool for regular old CCW.
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I'm really interested in its role as a civilian/concealed option. If I were to get one I would always have a shirt concealing it.
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I am a fan of the Clinch Pick ... As a CCW / civi fixed blade.
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Nothing, but most people don't wear a fixed blade in the open with a very quick to grab almost doesn't retain the blade at all sheath.
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I've worn mine concealed off duty sometimes but never on duty due to the retention concern.
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I thought the handle was too thin. Maybe if it was wrapped in tennis or hockey tape? Idk, I live in FL though, we can carry real PDs/
It is a really good option for that role. I prefer a clinchpick, but for such an inexpensive blade, the TDI is definitely up there as a top pick.
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If the phlster sheath goes back in stock I will probably get one. I'll wait and see if the cp resurfaces.
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