If this should be in Periferals, feel free to move it. I will learn fast. I hope.
Shoulder carry gets bad press from some that do not like them.
The older I get & the stiffer my shoulders get from authoritis (sp:thinking the more I find myself requesting Lou & Kim as my personal bodyguard.
That is Lou Alessi - Bodyguard
Kimberly Kay - Pro CDPll
Installed & held near & dear to my heart.
Covers easily w/ a denim western vest. Compliments of my Mom. Thank you Maam.
Yes sir he did.
Lou dont make no junk.
If there is a better on out there I dont know of it.
My 2nd choice was a Andrews Monarch.
Garritty makes a really good looking one too.
Before I found this one I wore the MCll. I always thought I would like the Jackass rig better for the littl extra cant. This is the only new shoulder rig I have ever owned.
Belt rigs: only my first was new until about a yr ago. I bought a new Comptac Infidel & have bought 2 Tuckers. One is still on the table.
Everything else I have ever had was someone elses rejects.
Still find some good deals today though.:wink:
That one looks good too & meets all the criteria I have for a comfortable shoulder rig.
Wide shoulder straps.
The cross connection piece in the back spreads the shoulder straps & underarm straps out so as not to bind up around your neck. I like the band across the back too.
Go for it sir.
Only reason that one more than the other style is i find a 5" sticks out if i carry it horizontal .. If im packing a shoulder rig i figure might as well go full size..
Mine is a 4". I saw a picture of a fellow packin a 5" horizontal.
I am not a ver big man & I have no chest at all. I would think if I can horizontal carry a 4" then anyone of average build or larger could carry a 5".
I would thank that.
But I get in a lot of trouble sometime when I thank of stuff.:thinking:
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