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March 4th, 2008, 12:09 AM
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I sometimes wear a fanny pack. However, I learned something about how to wear one a few months ago.
Just using the fanny pack belt ends up with the pack sagging some. I was at the range and tried to see how long it would take to draw from it. When I attempted to rip the zipper open the pack was not stable enough to rip open. It took 4.5 seconds to draw the gun. Not exactly Hickock speed. So now if I wear one it is attached to by belt in addition to the pack belt. That keeps it tight enough to rip open. I never timed it after that. I have seen LEOs wearing them with the pack sagging. Regards, Jerry |
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