the support gear for our blasters is just as important as the blasters!
what type of support gear (holsters, belts, backup systems) are you running on your carry weapons? how long did it take you to dial it in? have you gone threw the process of finding the BEST solutions for you, or did you just buy what they had at teh shop (or worse yet, on of those UNIVERSAL nylon rigs ) and call it good?
pics to follow, but for about a year i have been using a RAVEN holster on a Josh Bulman 3/4" belt. the only issues with the RAVEN has been the breaking of the pancake loops. this time around the loops are 2x as thick. reports to follow.
it took me YEARS to find the most comfortable and accessable way to carry a handgun, and its an ever evolving proccess!! i don't care to think about the thousands of dollars spent on holsters and what DIDN'T work up to my expectations!
so. what is you EDC set up? mine:
glock 19
RAVEN holster
Bulman belt
Strider SMF/ plus another folder of choice
SAK soldier
surefire e2 with a Vital Gear body and Lumens Factory Bulb
Fenix p1d
what type of support gear (holsters, belts, backup systems) are you running on your carry weapons? how long did it take you to dial it in? have you gone threw the process of finding the BEST solutions for you, or did you just buy what they had at teh shop (or worse yet, on of those UNIVERSAL nylon rigs ) and call it good?
pics to follow, but for about a year i have been using a RAVEN holster on a Josh Bulman 3/4" belt. the only issues with the RAVEN has been the breaking of the pancake loops. this time around the loops are 2x as thick. reports to follow.
it took me YEARS to find the most comfortable and accessable way to carry a handgun, and its an ever evolving proccess!! i don't care to think about the thousands of dollars spent on holsters and what DIDN'T work up to my expectations!
so. what is you EDC set up? mine:
glock 19
RAVEN holster
Bulman belt
Strider SMF/ plus another folder of choice
SAK soldier
surefire e2 with a Vital Gear body and Lumens Factory Bulb
Fenix p1d