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Author:  Moby Clarke [ Sun Mar 09, 2008 9:08 pm ]
Post subject:  Holsters from Sideguard Holsters
I am looking at picking up one of Srigs holsters, the Tuck Clip, and wondering if anyone has one and what they think of it. Any problems with it? Thanks for sharing.
Author:  Pat Cannon [ Sun Mar 09, 2008 11:02 pm ]
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I just got one a couple weeks ago. I have to say I don't like the clip, in fact I broke it off trying to bend it, because it would sometimes slip off my belt when trying to draw (it is a thick belt). The holster itself is excellent but I'd recommend the snap version.

[In fact, Srigs, if you're tuned in, I've been meaning to PM you about retro-fitting a snap loop.]

Another issue is thickness of an IWB holster for a revolver, it makes for quite a lump under your belt. With an auto, of course, much less of an issue.
Author:  Srigs [ Sun Mar 09, 2008 11:24 pm ]
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Pat Cannon wrote:
I just got one a couple weeks ago. I have to say I don't like the clip, in fact I broke it off trying to bend it, because it would sometimes slip off my belt when trying to draw (it is a thick belt). The holster itself is excellent but I'd recommend the snap version.

[In fact, Srigs, if you're tuned in, I've been meaning to PM you about retro-fitting a snap loop.]

Another issue is thickness of an IWB holster for a revolver, it makes for quite a lump under your belt. With an auto, of course, much less of an issue.


You should have told me Pat. I would be glad to retrofit the connection to a snap.
Author:  Pat Cannon [ Mon Mar 10, 2008 1:03 am ]
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Srigs wrote:
Pat Cannon wrote:
[In fact, Srigs, if you're tuned in, I've been meaning to PM you about retro-fitting a snap loop.]

Another issue is thickness of an IWB holster for a revolver, it makes for quite a lump under your belt. With an auto, of course, much less of an issue.


You should have told me Pat. I would be glad to retrofit the connection to a snap.
That would be great. I was actually planning on talking to you at the breakfast Saturday but failed to get my lazy butt out of bed soon enough. I'll drop it in the mail. I pretty much assume I voided any implied warranty when I started beating on it with a hammer, so let me know what you want to charge me for the mod.

So, Moby, I can also report that the customer service about as responsive as could be! :)
Author:  Srigs [ Mon Mar 10, 2008 5:13 am ]
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No problem. Send it on over and I'll fix it. We can figure something out... a hammer or a phone call ;) :lol:
Author:  DieselDood [ Mon Mar 10, 2008 3:06 pm ]
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Well that adds a a new meaning to Hammering out your problems! :lol:
Author:  plblark [ Mon Mar 10, 2008 3:13 pm ]
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you know, I think HammAR would hammer it out with a .308 :-)
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