rocky

Thanks for the low down. I was hesitant to buy & try ,guess I can pass on this system.

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semperfi.45

I was thinking of it also. PASS.

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mslaughtertx

Now I have to get tactical-store.com to take it back. Though I really do like this survival Sheath shoulder system.

QKShooter

I had the chance to look at the Survival Sheath rig (though not actually wear one) and I thought it was extremely well designed and with good practical and workable functionality.
At least that was my impression.
Though I would always prefer a leather harness system.
I make my own harnesses for whatever shoulder holster I carry in.
Even with the Alessi BodyGuard leather holster (which is fantastic) I've made my own strap set-up.

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mslaughtertx

You were right with your recommendation. It is an excellent system. Very comfortable and concealable.

QKShooter

Of Course.

BTW: If you are wearing any shoulder rig for the first time with any decent weight firearm...and for hours at a time...expect it to get a bit noticeable/uncomfortable for at least a week or so. Especially after a full 8 hours. That is very normal.

Even if you are in good physical condition you are still putting constant downward pressure on an area of your body that normally does not ever receive or deal with any weight or pressure at all.
Your body will need to grow accustomed to it.
It sure will though.

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