Handgun holster recommendations

[Green///Hell]

This will come in handy for zombie attack

[Dave2]

Originally Posted by dnvrdrvr

Actually many states do recognize each others' CCL via reciprocity laws. You still have to know the laws to carrying in a vehicle in each state (ie. gun & ammo separate, in the trunk, etc). But - as an example - I know WY and UT recognize CO-approved CCL. It's not uncommon.

Not NJ.

It's remarkable wow many people with permits to carry in PA would cross the bridge to NJ carrying their gun and then be surprised when they find themselves arrested and their gun confiscated. Nothing like getting locked up while you're on your way to Atlantic City with your date. Kinda puts a little hiccup in your plans.

It is a good idea to KNOW the laws in other states, rather than taking some dudes word for it.

[kunit1994]

Originally Posted by ooowowizstev

Cupholder.

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[lugnut]

To the OP: check out Safariland's quick attachment system (QAS). A ton of PDs use em as duty rigs, and they actually make a plate that you can secure anywhere in your vehicle and just clip your weapon, already holstered, to the plate.

Here's their rather annoying to navigate site:
http://www.safariland.com/DutyGear/duty/qls.aspx

[TxFeatFan]

Originally Posted by lugnut

To the OP: check out Safariland's quick attachment system (QAS). A ton of PDs use em as duty rigs, and they actually make a plate that you can secure anywhere in your vehicle and just clip your weapon, already holstered, to the plate.

Here's their rather annoying to navigate site:
http://www.safariland.com/DutyGear/duty/qls.aspx

Great! Thanks!

[ssabripo]

sup!

[cipher5]

I rock a Raider CS-5

[J08M3]

Originally Posted by ssabripo

sup!

How come you have a watch on your bullets?

[Grail05]

Here's what i used with my niece and nephew...



AND MY FINALLY

[ooowowizstev]

Well since everyone is showing off their guns...

Here's a pic of my son with my gun.