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Joelski
11 March 2017, 18:45
Plastic, leather.. What do you like and why?

It's okay to post arty-farty, non cell phone pics. [:D]

http://i997.photobucket.com/albums/af93/Joelski144/ARs%20and%20Pistols/HK%20P30L/20170311_202127_zpsde2hv1c4.jpg (http://s997.photobucket.com/user/Joelski144/media/ARs%20and%20Pistols/HK%20P30L/20170311_202127_zpsde2hv1c4.jpg.html)

Stone
11 March 2017, 20:34
Needed a lower riding holster that wouldn't get in the way of my PC and chest rig while training. OTG- MKII- ATACS- 1.5" offset. Just came in today as a matter of fact.
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Uffdaphil
11 March 2017, 21:15
Black Lobo and saddle Ticker. Lobo is more comfortable, but Tucker not really broken in yet.

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Uffdaphil
11 March 2017, 21:18
Luftwaffe Officer's Browning 1922 and drop holster.

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Uffdaphil
11 March 2017, 21:29
Belly band for Walther PPS M2. I'd wear it if I took up jogging. Hah!

For some reason the WEVO photo loader stopped working, so via Photobucket:

http://i150.photobucket.com/albums/s92/uffdaphil/IMG_0023.jpg (http://s150.photobucket.com/user/uffdaphil/media/IMG_0023.jpg.html)

Jerry R
23 March 2017, 12:06
http://www.weaponevolution.com/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=2996&d=1490295635

http://www.weaponevolution.com/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=2928&d=1489854994

Joelski
23 March 2017, 13:22
Needed a lower riding holster that wouldn't get in the way of my PC and chest rig while training. OTG- MKII- ATACS- 1.5" offset. Just came in today as a matter of fact.
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Is your wishbone retention thingy the object of ridicule like mine is?

http://i997.photobucket.com/albums/af93/Joelski144/ARs%20and%20Pistols/Glock%20Pistols/20150412_132719_1.jpg~original

Stone
23 March 2017, 13:45
No not at all, who is ridiculing it? I am running and gunnin on my carbine course with it which is over some rough terrain so I figured some type of retention would be a good thing. I talked to the owner at OTG about the different retention systems and I wanted what was the lowest profile. I want to run the retention screws a little looser for a faster draw so I went with the wishbone. Are you EDC'ing with it?

Joelski
23 March 2017, 14:06
I use it a lot, and a lot of "old school" farts make fun of my "plastic clippy thing". They're behind the kydex curve mostly, too. :)

I do like the look of yours better. Hey! EVOLUTION!!! [:D]

Stone
23 March 2017, 14:24
Some people ridicule what they don't understand or what they fear. It looks fine to me. Just tell them function trumps aesthetics any day. Then tell them they should come up for air once in a while. If that don't work just hit em with your truck[:D]

bzdog
23 March 2017, 15:20
For those of us who haven't come up for air in a while, how do you draw? Just pull up and then back?


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Joelski
23 March 2017, 15:25
Some people ridicule what they don't understand or what they fear. It looks fine to me. Just tell them function trumps aesthetics any day. Then tell them they should come up for air once in a while. If that don't work just hit em with your truck[:D]

I find that nekkid, deep in the woods with a deer antler hat and a sweeper attachment up the butt takes a lot of the focus off the bullet holes.

[:D]

Joelski
23 March 2017, 15:31
For those of us who haven't come up for air in a while, how do you draw? Just pull up and then back?


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It's there for the 99% of the time you aren't ready to draw. It's really great if you spend any amount of time upside-down, but I find the holster itself has plenty of retention under most circumstances. If you run it loose for practice, the tab works great to keep the gun from falling out while running, climbing and jumping. My OTG doesn't give up the goods easily under most circumstances, but I know for a fact my pistol isn't going to unintentionally go anywhere when its clipped in. Do I need it? Not all the time, but out in the woods is not where I want to risk having my weapon come out of its holster without my knowledge. Anywhere for that matter.