Quite a few concealed carry holsters are not certified as drunken back flip proof I think.Originally Posted by LittleLebowski
Quite a few concealed carry holsters are not certified as drunken back flip proof I think.
Does the FBI have a list of approved holsters?
Oh, Denver...
The only federal agency I'm aware of with a list of mandatory approved holsters on and off duty is CBP.
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You mean like this ?
Yes!
This certainly appears to be a Plaxico Burris type incident. Only this time it wasn't a NFL star carrying Mexican wearing sweatpants and the gun totter shot someone else rather than himself.
Regardless of intentions, I bet many of us have had a handgun fall out of a holster. I did a few years ago, with of all things a Sig 320 in caliber .357 Sig, carried in a high quality Kydex appendix holster, when I encountered severe turbulence.
Likes pretty much everything in every caliber.
I just received the new book written by Retired Special Agent Ed Mireles, replete with a handwritten "Don, thank you for your support, etc." inscription on the inside cover. I haven't read but a handful of pages and it's very difficult to reconcile the FBI Mr. Mireles describes and believed in, with the one in this thread and today's world. I'm not so naive that I think the FBI was ever perfect, but it's incredibly sad that the agency has fallen so far in a bit over 30 years.
Last edited by 11B10; 06-03-2018 at 07:02 PM.
That must have been wicked turbulence.
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