Well I spent the three dollars to get the little parts to fix my duty holster.
And the CHEAPEST shipping was eight bucks.
I like the holster.
But you need to know up front.
Even if you follow the instructions. ie red locktite
Sooner or later you are going to loose one of the bolts or nuts.
Neither myself or two other officers I know who have used the holster
will recommend you buy one. At least not til till they fix their little nut and bolt
issue.
I wish another holster company would use the same spring loaded thumb
release system.
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08-01-10 07:35 PM #1
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On a clear night, I can see the other deputies emergency lights at least 10 miles away.
But it isnt flat here LOL
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I never was a fan of Bladetechs. We had some guys have repeated issues with them breaking. The company always took care of them, but still...
I can't find a word bad to say about my Safariland ALS.... well, I think there is one negative to the holster. It is not the best for concealment.
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