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anyone here use the smartcarry holster?
mybadodge
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just curious if anyone uses it and if so what are your thoughts.
Bob
Bob
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http://www.smartcarry.com
Bob
I'M INTERESTED IN ANY FEEDBACK ON THE SMART-CARRY HOLSTER (a.k.a. Thunder Belt)
Thanks, in advance!
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They were made in three sizes.
I was sold on them at a gun show when the, then company owner whipped out two full sized 1911s. This must have been in the mid 80's.
The only down side is for people like me who have narrow hips and need to have a tight belt to keep their pants up. It makes for slow access to the pockets of the holster.
It also makes a good money/valuables belt. I've used it in Europe and South America for that.
In the medium size at least there is no problem in sitting with a Glock sized pistol.
You wouldn't even get the fameous rise out of Mae West unless you actually had a flashlight in it.
For those who are using the device, and recommendations on color shoice since most of my dress shirts are cotton and light-medium colors (white, lt. blue, green, beige, etc.)..?
Is the security pocket worthwhile? Wondering how much bulk it adds to the holster. Would definately come in handy for travel.
Thanks for the feedback!!
Mine is the original blue denim. It has four layers of denim. The rearmost cloth layer looks like diaper material. It's pretty well padded
and maybe a little warm for hot climates.
The rear wide pocket is handy for bills and passport but it does add two thicknesses of material.