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Defensive Carry Holsters & Carry Options There are some really good defensive carry holster designs, as well as some very bad ones on the market today. Whether you are in the market for a new holster or just discovered another perfect carry option, let us know about it here.

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Old March 16th, 2009, 10:55 PM   #1
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Wore New H.B.EHolster,2nd time,With Snake Skin Grips and Bumpers Today,im getting use

Man That Eric Larson sure knows how to make a comfortable holster.
I wore my rig to Sam's Wholesale and Guns and Leather and I didn't spend 1 cent in there.
No more Guns for this boy this year,that's for sure.
Nothing but some ammo, now and then & when I can find it. lol...












The bumpers aren't that bad once you get use to looking at them,well to me anyway,you all can feel free to voice your opinion about what you think of them,but they kinda grow on you after awhile.Anyway its a nice change of pace.....
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Old March 16th, 2009, 11:27 PM   #2
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What are "bumpers?"

Nice looking set up there! Even matching mag baseplates!!
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Old March 16th, 2009, 11:59 PM   #3
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What are "bumpers?"

Nice looking set up there! Even matching mag baseplates!!
Bumpers are matchimg base plates a.k.a.
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Old March 17th, 2009, 12:37 AM   #4
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Great looking Rig, Mitch!

The base pads really give your 1911 that "retro" look. I recall them being pretty popular in the 80s.

I remember placing [heavy] solid brass pads (like yours) on some of my mags. Man, those mags would fall out of the well like greased lightning.
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Man you wear a long ways back...I probably couldn't reach that far!
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Tn Mitch,

Nice looking set-up.

My compliments on your photo sizes. Nicely done, ideal size.

Now if others would follow your lead...
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Old March 17th, 2009, 03:55 AM   #7
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Thanks Capt.I just didnt know before,no one had ever told me about sizes,so,its all kool now,it looks much better,,,Thanks for the heads up...
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Nice grips. Yep, HBE makes a real nice carry rig.

I usually tell folks to carry with the "in firearm" magazine having no slam pad since having extra .25" or .50" jutting out the butt serves no real purpose except providing more firearm butt to possibly "print."
Save the magazines with the slam pads for your extra where having base pads will serve the purpose of insuring easier and more positive insertion.
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Nice grips. Yep, HBE makes a real nice carry rig.

I usually tell folks to carry with the "in firearm" magazine having no slam pad since having extra .25" or .50" jutting out the butt serves no real purpose except providing more firearm butt to possibly "print."
Save the magazines with the slam pads for your extra where having base pads will serve the purpose of insuring easier and more positive insertion.
Thanks for the good idea,and or advice,im going to take you up on that,it really makes alot of sence.Ill just kept a regular mag in gun,and use the other for spare....very good idea,then I get to have it both ways.not looking weird in the gun,in holster,but still usefull on spare,so thre not just thrown in the holster box...lol...Thanks,thats the best ive heard so far.....
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Save the magazines with the slam pads for your extra where having base pads will serve the purpose of insuring easier and more positive insertion.
slight threadjack: Flush mag in the gun and bumpers on reloads. I've seen guys carrying with that philosophy and did it myself until I ran into a doublefeed at a match. If you have a double feed and a flush mag, just what exactly are you going to grab on to strip the mag out? I have minimal baseplates on the in-gun mag and extended baseplates on reloads precisely so I can get the mag out if it's stuck.
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