Western Off Topic
05-06-2013 | 09:49 AM
#5361
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05-06-2013 | 05:41 PM
#5363
BATTLESTAGS
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Re: Western Off Topic
I have been running a White Hat Holster (much like the Crossbreed, but I think they (white hat) are higher quality (plus it doesn't force you to where a cross on your belt, lolol) With the crossbreed or white hat you can alter the leather around the mag release of in your case the laser switch by wetting the leather with warm water and pressing it out with a screwdriver, etc, then letting it dry. It will dry rigid and should protect the area (if it is still an issue with a crossbreed/white hat type of holster.)
05-06-2013 | 07:56 PM
#5365
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Re: Western Off Topic
Dyoungin' is right about the N82 tactical Pro series stuff. The polycarbonate and neoprene/suede should give you enough hard support and cushion on the inside where it shouldn't set off the laser, but on the other hand they are rather thick/bulky.
I have been running a White Hat Holster (much like the Crossbreed, but I think they (white hat) are higher quality (plus it doesn't force you to where a cross on your belt, lolol) With the crossbreed or white hat you can alter the leather around the mag release of in your case the laser switch by wetting the leather with warm water and pressing it out with a screwdriver, etc, then letting it dry. It will dry rigid and should protect the area (if it is still an issue with a crossbreed/white hat type of holster.)
I have been running a White Hat Holster (much like the Crossbreed, but I think they (white hat) are higher quality (plus it doesn't force you to where a cross on your belt, lolol) With the crossbreed or white hat you can alter the leather around the mag release of in your case the laser switch by wetting the leather with warm water and pressing it out with a screwdriver, etc, then letting it dry. It will dry rigid and should protect the area (if it is still an issue with a crossbreed/white hat type of holster.)
05-07-2013 | 02:49 AM
#5366
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Re: Western Off Topic
Dyoungin' is right about the N82 tactical Pro series stuff. The polycarbonate and neoprene/suede should give you enough hard support and cushion on the inside where it shouldn't set off the laser, but on the other hand they are rather thick/bulky.
I have been running a White Hat Holster (much like the Crossbreed, but I think they (white hat) are higher quality (plus it doesn't force you to where a cross on your belt, lolol) With the crossbreed or white hat you can alter the leather around the mag release of in your case the laser switch by wetting the leather with warm water and pressing it out with a screwdriver, etc, then letting it dry. It will dry rigid and should protect the area (if it is still an issue with a crossbreed/white hat type of holster.)
I have been running a White Hat Holster (much like the Crossbreed, but I think they (white hat) are higher quality (plus it doesn't force you to where a cross on your belt, lolol) With the crossbreed or white hat you can alter the leather around the mag release of in your case the laser switch by wetting the leather with warm water and pressing it out with a screwdriver, etc, then letting it dry. It will dry rigid and should protect the area (if it is still an issue with a crossbreed/white hat type of holster.)
Mine isn't bulky at all, only because it is for my M&P Shield 9mm- the gun is less very thin, overall.
n82 comfort is unmatched, though. I tossed a Crossbreed in the garbage because of the n82 LOL.
05-08-2013 | 07:39 AM
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Re: Western Off Topic
My N82 is hands down the most comfortable I've owned, but I tend to daily my White Hat. If you have something like a Shield or XDS then the N82 is perfect. I daily a Gen 4 Glock 21, but I have a pretty large frame. I just love the 21's so much and I train more consistently with the 21, so it's what I tend to carry, and it definitely tucks away a bit better with a more low profile setup. I also Have a 30, but am waiting on the 30S, which I'll probably switch to for edc. At that point I'll probably pick up a N82 for the 30S.
05-08-2013 | 11:05 AM
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Re: Western Off Topic
My N82 is hands down the most comfortable I've owned, but I tend to daily my White Hat. If you have something like a Shield or XDS then the N82 is perfect. I daily a Gen 4 Glock 21, but I have a pretty large frame. I just love the 21's so much and I train more consistently with the 21, so it's what I tend to carry, and it definitely tucks away a bit better with a more low profile setup. I also Have a 30, but am waiting on the 30S, which I'll probably switch to for edc. At that point I'll probably pick up a N82 for the 30S.
05-09-2013 | 01:58 PM
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Re: Western Off Topic
No surprise there, they were all the time blowing engines and swappin stuff out. Threads popped on bimmerforum FI section si-regularly but half the time they pulled their mod strings and got them deleted.
Hack jobs, even though some of the cars were radical and fast.
Hack jobs, even though some of the cars were radical and fast.