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Old July 10th, 2008, 12:04 AM   #21
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i think that drop holster looks like this

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Old July 11th, 2008, 12:53 AM   #22
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This is exactly what we are issued, except for a M-9 Beretta of course.
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Old July 11th, 2008, 11:08 AM   #23
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Properly holstered firearm. No Problem.

I've said this on DC several times before.

When you have your firearm holstered muzzle down at the waist...do you ever walk around on the second floor of your house?

If you do then your muzzle could be pointed right at the tops of the heads of the people walking around on the first floor below you.

Since most average construction homes will not even come close to stopping a bullet do you feel that you are NOT endangering the lives of the people on the floor below you just because you can't actually see them?

If your properly functioning firearm is properly holstered don't fidget with it - leave it alone - and don't be concerned about it.

The muzzle rule is not applicable to properly holstered firearms.

If your holstered firearm was sitting on the coffee table in front of you - would you never walk in front of it because you were afraid it was going to shoot you all by itself?

Of course you would walk in front of it. It's no less safe just because it's attached to your body.
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