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Join Date: May 16, 2021
Location: Arizona's West Coast
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Zero Carry elite IWB holster
I just received a brand new Zero Carry elite holster today. It fits and holds my weapon good. It's intuitive to draw safely so all seems well and good... except;
The package says ; "... Zero Carry is not to be used with a firearm holstered in condition 0, 1 or 2...." I'm disappointed because it sounds like they want it used without a round in the chamber? |
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Join Date: May 22, 2011
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Zero Carry elite IWB holster
For people curious about what this is (never hurts to give people information when you ask questions):
https://www.zerocarry.com/new-produc...-carry-elite-1 Given the dowel that goes down the barrel to align the holster, I wonder if part of the reason for not carrying with a round chambered is because the dowel might actually be blocked by a chambered round on shorter barreled pistols. |
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Join Date: January 12, 2008
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A gun without a round in the chamber is just about useless.
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If they don't want you to have it loaded why have a trigger guard? I suspect the comment is designed to protect them from liability if you shoot yourself.
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Join Date: February 11, 2007
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A holster with a built in barrel obstruction, what could go wrong?
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Join Date: September 19, 2008
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VersaCarry, who makes a similar product in their Zerobulk line, has a similar product warning but does not differentiate the warning from the holsters with a rod in the barrel from the other more traditional holsters they also sell.
From https://versacarry.com/safety-warnings/ in part : Quote:
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