I need to look at that rig for my USP Expert that will end up being my future outdoors gun.
I need to look at that rig for my USP Expert that will end up being my future outdoors gun.
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I gotta ask: what is different about them that you believe created this result?Originally Posted by GJM
I'm looking at just getting HK TDA guns to scratch the itch instead of others to keep my support gear budget down.
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Likes pretty much everything in every caliber.
If low profile is desired the Hill People Gear Recon Kit chest bag is the way to go (although it does get warm when you're hiking or in hot weather).
If you don't mind having a big pistol openly strapped to your chest the Kenai works well and isn't nearly as hot and sweaty.
I like those two because I often hike in very lightweight nylon Ex Officio style shorts/pants that won't support anything on a belt.
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And the recent one was with a .454 Casull revolver! Any news on whether it was a DA or SA design?
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Watching how the average Bubba reholsters his handgun in a floppy leather belt holster I can totally see how they can shoot themself in the chest especially with a leather Tanker style holster.
For some reason they like to use the muzzle to open up the holster mouth, usually by pointing it straight into their hip/chest and then start wiggling the gun down into the holster (with their finger on the trigger the entire time).
If they are using a Tanker holster with a flap I can just imagine the stupidity they are capable of trying to reholster, especially one-handed.
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"For a moment he felt good about this. A moment or two later he felt bad about feeling good about it. Then he felt good about feeling bad about feeling good about it and, satisfied, drove on into the night."
-- Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy --
Wolff 12lb hammer spring, light firing pin block spring (209296), and nickel-plated sear spring. Drops the DA down to 8-9lbs IIRC, but it's been a while. Make it seem much lighter than that and a lot smoother than typical HK DA triggers. Total cost (minus your time) should be less than $40.
Awesome. That was my plan, and possibly sending out the bits to get NP3 on one to see if it's even nicer.
Thanks for the reply!
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While talking to the guys at Gunfighters they mentioned they do have a quite a few customers who use the Kenai with a G43 under a shirt/tie or a vest and it works well. I purchased the Kenai with G43 shell prior to Christmas and have been using it underneath a jacket or vest while skiing, running, garage workout-ing, and simple errands around town. It is very comfortable and even under my ski pack (aka beer holder) it was barely noticeable. Definitely proofed it for and will be ordering one for a USP 45 soon.
I agree that it isn't the best for SFA guns and isn't a good "urban" holster but I have been impressed. I have also been thinking about a dedicated Kenai for a G19 w/WML and a few Taco pouches fixed to the straps for something of a "bump in the night HD" rig.
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Interesting idea. Might have to look into that.
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