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December 4th, 2007, 20:08
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Official ASC Bladesmith
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I used to have the exact same holster when I first started, I got it in black and painted it OD (with mil-spec primer), the paint sinks in and makes it halfblack/half green. Anyways, for your usage in CQB, horizontal holsters are a serious pain in the ass because you can't holster your pistol quickly and securely. My CF Issue shoulder holster is the same way, drawing is fast, but reholstering takes a bit of time (like 10 seconds max) using both hands to secure the retaining straps again, otherwise your gun falls out. MUCH better off with a good drop leg.
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December 4th, 2007, 20:52
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* AV Status REVOKED *
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x2 for a drop leg holster. Even those cheapo Viper or...whatever the hell that other brand is...
If you want a really good drop holster, PM me, or browse around for the big names like HSGI or Eagle 
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December 4th, 2007, 21:59
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Oh I've already got two drop leg holster and two serpa blackhawk holsters. This is more of a back-up pistol to back up my pistol. It would only be used for a pistols only game, maybe. I'm gathering quite a collection of gear. I don't think I need this many holsters but I can't seem to stop buying them! Serpa blackhawks are damn addicting.
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December 4th, 2007, 22:11
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You can also go to any Auto parts store and get either a vinyl/leather dye or a proper fabric dye... Crappy tire sells it
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