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ClydeFrog · July 7, 2011, 10:45 PM

I'm a tad confused by Secret Agent Man's seeming detailed concerns about check out lines & horizontal shoulder holsters.

Is this a serious issue to cause concern?
FWIW: I toted a large NP3 plated Beretta 96D .40 in a left Aker comfort-flex shoulder holster. I once drew the 96D so fast, my friend was surprised by the speed.

My main point is that training & safety are what's important when dealing with firearms or gear.
A lot of "hard chargers" or "weekend Rambos" may want to wag their fingers or ball out other gun owners/shooters but I take a different approach.
I TALK & LISTEN to other shooters-gunners FIRST then offer my input.
As posted already, I too give the "Tex" guy credit for being honest & open.

CF

July 7, 2011, 10:45 PM	#115
ClydeFrog Junior member Join Date: May 1, 2010 Posts: 5,797	horizontal shoulder rigs; drawing, safety, Secret Agent Man... I'm a tad confused by Secret Agent Man's seeming detailed concerns about check out lines & horizontal shoulder holsters. Is this a serious issue to cause concern? FWIW: I toted a large NP3 plated Beretta 96D .40 in a left Aker comfort-flex shoulder holster. I once drew the 96D so fast, my friend was surprised by the speed. My main point is that training & safety are what's important when dealing with firearms or gear. A lot of "hard chargers" or "weekend Rambos" may want to wag their fingers or ball out other gun owners/shooters but I take a different approach. I TALK & LISTEN to other shooters-gunners FIRST then offer my input. As posted already, I too give the "Tex" guy credit for being honest & open. CF