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I have seen some of the pancake style holsters with a protective tab on the body side extending over the thumb safety. Is this a useful safety feature? Also, does it make the holster more comfortable? Thanks for your input.
Mike Benedict calls it "Fat Guard". :smile:On 2001-09-09 15:50, T. Kanaley wrote:
Dane, I’m not really sure who was the first to offer the pad, sweat guard, shirt guard, backflap, thingamajiggy or what ever one wants to call
The USP has been a pain in the ass regarding holsters. The size difference between the 9/40, and the 45 requires us to have multiple guns in those calibers. Then you have the various conditions of the safety. You see where this is going. Our castings are all made with the safety in the up, or on position. So far it hasn't become a problem for us, but I can see it happening in the future.On 2001-09-10 08:04, buzz_knox wrote:
What about something like the USP, where the safety can be used or not used while in Condition 2? Will the tab force you to choose one way and not allow you to change modes without getting a new holster?
The USP has been a pain in the ass regarding holsters. The size difference between the 9/40, and the 45 requires us to have multiple guns in those calibers. Then you have the various conditions of the safety. You see where this is going. Our castings are all made with the safety in the up, or on position. So far it hasn't become a problem for us, but I can see it happening in the future.