Love my Serpa holsters, makes carrying both TP9SFX's concealed and comfortably.These things are a joke. They might even take the big suck crown away from the Serpa. You can have them
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Love my Serpa holsters, makes carrying both TP9SFX's concealed and comfortably.These things are a joke. They might even take the big suck crown away from the Serpa. You can have them
This scenario is essentially at a job where you want to conceal but it would be frowned upon if spotted so deep concealment is preferred to not carrying, personally I can't think of another reason.Out of curiosity, when is comfort more important than access in an event that we as concealed carriers can not see coming? At that point wouldn't you rather be uncomfortable and have access to your firearm? Seconds matter. I'm simply playing devils advocate here.
Everyone likes what they like. When I open carry I use a serpa mostly because it's a physical retention which is my requirement for open carry. Despite so many people claiming ND using them I've never been even close to the trigger in draws when testing at decent speed. I guess hand size, hand shape, gun size and gun shape really impact people's retention choices.Love my Serpa holsters, makes carrying both TP9SFX's concealed and comfortably.
Spot on.This scenario is essentially at a job where you want to conceal but it would be frowned upon if spotted so deep concealment is preferred to not carrying, personally I can't think of another reason.
This scenario is essentially at a job where you want to conceal but it would be frowned upon if spotted so deep concealment is preferred to not carrying, personally I can't think of another reason.
Honestly I haven't carried the G3 in a long time. I think that it would be badass to be able to train well enough to be proficient and make the haters cry.. not gonna lie.
Agreed however certainly not as deep, and very uncomfortable for fat people.That's what AIWB is for.
Love my Serpa holsters, makes carrying both TP9SFX's concealed and comfortably.
Out of curiosity, when is comfort more important than access in an event that we as concealed carriers can not see coming? At that point wouldn't you rather be uncomfortable and have access to your firearm? Seconds matter. I'm simply playing devils advocate here.
Can you tell me why they are unsafe? Is it because some guy trying to shoot quickly put his finger on the trigger while drawing and shot himself?Serpa's are unsafe junk. You should really look into other options. There's a reason no respectable LE agency will allow them.
Can you tell me why they are unsafe? Is it because some guy trying to shoot quickly put his finger on the trigger while drawing and shot himself?
Can you tell me why they are unsafe? Is it because some guy trying to shoot quickly put his finger on the trigger while drawing and shot himself?
Any holster that unconsciously places your trigger finger in the area of the trigger upon removal is junk. Accidental discharges are born from Serpa holsters.Can you tell me why they are unsafe? Is it because some guy trying to shoot quickly put his finger on the trigger while drawing and shot himself?
Can you tell me why they are unsafe? Is it because some guy trying to shoot quickly put his finger on the trigger while drawing and shot himself?
Plus Blackhawk is junk gear from the start.
Here is an article.Not just some guy. Many guyS. There are mutliple recorded instances of ND's and/or at least AMOST ND's because of their trigger "safety/lock"/
serpa holster failure - Google Search
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Lots of reading there. And lots more to be found.