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10-03-2012, 16:43
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Originally Posted by robhic
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Well my big problem with it and horizontal shoulder holsters in general is as you draw the gun you tend to point it at your body parts and other people.
As he is drawing his gun he is pointing it at the woman and child (doll).
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10-03-2012, 18:02
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1. It's not a Glock.
2. He has his hand on her thigh and he doesn't even know her?
3. He does know her and his wife just caught him with his hand on her thigh?
4. It's his future ex and kid?
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10-03-2012, 18:04
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Originally Posted by 4runner freak
The holster has a retention strap OVER the hammer, and the weapon being pulled, has the hammer cocked.
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Look at the picture in the lower left corner. Hammer cocked, retention strap over the hammer.
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10-03-2012, 18:07
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Have you guys ever thought of being comedy writers? Excellent, funny answers.
Hey vafish, did anyone get the right answer?
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10-03-2012, 18:33
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Quote:
Originally Posted by CA Escapee
Look at the picture in the lower left corner. Hammer cocked, retention strap over the hammer.
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Wrong. The hammer is down in that picture. Most (maybe all) of Galco's holsters for 1911s that have thumb-breaks are designed for hammer down carry of a 1911. They are designed for how the 1911 was normally carried...about 20-30+ years ago (Condition 3). A properly designed thumb-break strap should never go around a cocked hammer, they go in front of the hammer and fit snugly around the back of the slide.
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Last edited by dosei; 10-03-2012 at 18:57..
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10-03-2012, 18:41
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Perhaps that the point. Alimony and child support cost a lot of money. 
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10-03-2012, 20:27
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Quote:
Originally Posted by dosei
Wrong. The hammer is down in that picture. Most (maybe all) of Galco's holsters for 1911s that have thumb-breaks are designed for hammer down carry of a 1911. They are designed for how the 1911 was normally carried...about 20-30+ years ago (Condition 3). A properly designed thumb-break strap should never go around a cocked hammer, they go in front of the hammer and fit snugly around the back of the slide.
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Dosei, you're right.
Looking at the same picture of the pistol and holster on a white back ground in the 2011 Galco catalog you can see that the hammer is down.
But, that is one of the funkiest shaped hammers I've ever seen. It's shaped like an elf's ear; rounded on the back side with a point that sticks straight up. The point on the hammer is located about a quarter inch back from the back of the slide. At first glance it gives the impression that the hammer is sitting in the half-cock notch.
Bill
Last edited by CA Escapee; 10-03-2012 at 20:28..
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10-04-2012, 02:00
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I had a Galco Jackass rig for my m1911 and it was set up fr the strap under the hammer.
That was many years ago, though.
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10-04-2012, 03:37
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Beside the fact he's carrying a 1911 and not a HK?
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10-04-2012, 11:44
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He doesn't have hearing protectors on!
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10-05-2012, 09:51
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I can't belive no one has come up with the answer!!! He is not showing his concealed carry badge!!
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10-05-2012, 12:37
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Originally Posted by vafish
Yeah I know, the baby is not his. |
I'll tell you what's wrong. She's got some Bill Clinton sized digits on those man hands and he couldn't help but notice! Now he's going for a package check and if she is a Cuban ladyboy, he's going to seize her leprechaun and start poppin' caps!
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