found a good use for uncle mikes holsters.
found a good use for uncle mikes holsters.
Is that one of those concealed carry badges?
Chris
We don' t want no trouble now sheriff.Originally Posted by mtnbkr
Is that one of those concealed carry badges?
Chris
*only use for an uncle mikes holster.
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I use a similar one mounted next to my bed instead of laying on the nightstand. It gives a consistent location,covered trigger and no movement when reaching for it. It also keeps it pointed in a safe direction and fits different guns should I change them up.
Based on the shape, it looks like a USAF unit emblem of some kind.Is that one of those concealed carry badges?
Chris
I need a couple of those for some blasters my kids are sporting.
#RESIST
In Uncle Mike's defense I will say that the #3 is a reasonably decent pocket holster for a J frame, imho.
(I'm having a Mika holster modified by Mr. Mika to my specs currently as the original design didn't work optimally for me.)
There's nothing civil about this war.
he was getting ready to direct traffic in the hall way. I didn't know we had a traffic issue in the house, but he got it fixed. I had to pull rank when he found a whistle, and i want to know who gave him a whistle.
to be fair that holster works good for most of their toy guns.
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