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What kind of belt are you using with the M-TAC? I've worn a full-size 1911 in one without it shifting at all, and that was using the old-style standard clips. I was/am using a sturdy, reinforced belt to handle the weight of the firearm. I've also carried a Glock 21 with a similar setup and it...

Most Comp-tac holsters (IWB or OWB) ride to where the trigger area is level with the belt, though on the adjustable holsters (such as the CTAC and MTAC) you can adjust the ride height and cant. I carry a Glock 29 in an MTAC. I carry everyday for more than 12 hours at a time and most of the...

The 10mm is a .40 cal round, so you could still answer the poll as written. Maybe he only meant .40S&W, though.

Not a one of my close friends are anti-gun. None of them are as adamant about it as I am, but they all enjoy shooting when they get the chance (usually on a range trip with me). Heck, one of my friend's father is a CHL instructor. Maybe that's why they're considered close friends since they...

Yes, it can be as easy as heating up the area and jamming the gun in, however, you have to have good control over where the heat is applied (and how much heat is applied)...if it gets in the wrong area it can cause a loss of definition that could make your gun drag along the inside of the...

That's not the argument in this thread (originally), though. There is no fight to remove the LEOs rights in this situation as the state laws already make it illegal for them to carry on campus (according to what I've read). The argument is watching those select officers complain about not being...

I am free (and encouraged) to carry at work, concealed or open. While commuting the firearm must be concealed but it isn't necessary when I enter the parking lot. It's a nice perk.

I've posted this pic before, but here's my baby: I like the .41 Magnum, though this is the only firearm that I have that's chambered for it. Wish I had the funds to go looking for more.

Easiest way is to order directly from Comp-tac's site at http://www.comp-tac.com/, or you can check their dealer list to see if you have a local shop available to purchase from

Very friendly. Very very friendly in fact.

People seem to have the wrong impression with the MTAC interchangeable bodies. They are not meant to be changed out daily to suit a different firearm, they are meant for long-term use so that the leather backing can conform to the firearm (and your body-shape) for a better fit. If, in the...

Been using Royal Purple products. No complaints so far.

Nope, no thumb-break. Not against the idea but all my IWB holsters (all two of them) from Comp-tac hold the gun snuggly enough where they don't move at all. My only OWB holster is a Comp-tac belt holster that I wear around the house. It also holds the gun snuggly enough where it doesn't...

Huh? Would you mind explaining this one please? I can't quite grasp the reasoning behind it. Yes, you can. Been doing it for years in my Glock 21 and USP .45 (and more recently a Glock 29). It's lead rounds that are not recommended in a polygonal barrel, but it's still safe with a good...

Not true anymore. Hospitals and nursing homes (along with churches and amusement parks) now have to give notification under the 30.06 guidelines. See section 46.035, subsection (i).

It doesn't mention what manufacture of firearm he had, though a Glock would be a good guess for a PD. So assuming it was a Glock, then either: 1) his weapon was not in proper working order, which would be rare unless he (or someone else) messed with it, or 2) He's lying to cover his...

I didn't mean to come across as antagonistic. I agree with not giving up on someone against firearms, it's just that your initial post didn't exactly support that viewpoint, that's all. You were able to get someone thinking about their own safety (if only some of the time), so kudos to that...

Your story supports the OPs point that it isn't worth arguing over. You didn't make your decision based off of reasonable, logical discussion over the existence of bad people....you reached your conclusion based off of the fact that the bad people were now targeting you. The only thing I can...

Your house, so your rules. In my opinion, "A" needs to apologize for "B's" behavior. If she's truly a friend then she should feel embarrassed over what happened. I see nothing wrong with how you handled things, except for not stopping "A" in handing over the Bersa to "B". Once the rules were...

Chuck Norris has just lost his crown to this lady. I bet right after the incident she cauterized her wounds with dynamite simply because using gun-powder is the wussy way out. I'm not ashamed to admit that the tenacity of this woman is a bit of a turn on. This is exactly the kind of person...