Where are citizens trusted more?
The rights of Lithuanians, Latvians, Estonbians, Czechs and Moldovans to go armed for self-protection are respected. The rights of Poles aren’t.
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For my Polish friends
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Out for a ride
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Small arms for right and left hands
Right hand IWB (brown) and left hand tuckable (black) holsters made by Erik Srigley. Right hand (22wmr) and left hand (38spl) revolvers by Charter Arms. Copper rose sculpture by Galina Rubanovskaya, the lovely wife of the recently mentioned knife-maker Nikolay. She makes such works of art to order. Let me know if you’d like one.
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Lasers, a new post on CTD blog
Read Lasers in Combat on CTD blog.
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Sideguard belt holster for HK USP9 compact
One of my closest friends had a USP 9 compact that he wasn’t carrying. Turns out the holster he had were either uncomfortable or too obvious to observers.
Enter Sideguard holster and mag pouch. Problem solved. I borrowed that USP for a few days and, several time, had to check that the holster was actually in place. With a sturdy belt, the weight was that imperceptible. Concealment was also top-notch, with the gun and magazine invisible under just a tshirt.
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For my Polish friends
Where are citizens trusted more?
The rights of Lithuanians, Latvians, Estonbians, Czechs and Moldovans to go armed for self-protection are respected. The rights of Poles aren’t.
↧
Out for a ride
↧
Small arms for right and left hands
Right hand IWB (brown) and left hand tuckable (black) holsters made by Erik Srigley. Right hand (22wmr) and left hand (38spl) revolvers by Charter Arms. Copper rose sculpture by Galina Rubanovskaya, the lovely wife of the recently mentioned knife-maker Nikolay. She makes such works of art to order. Let me know if you’d like one.
↧
Lasers, a new post on CTD blog
Read Lasers in Combat on CTD blog.
↧
↧
Sideguard belt holster for HK USP9 compact
One of my closest friends had a USP 9 compact that he wasn’t carrying. Turns out the holster he had were either uncomfortable or too obvious to observers.
Enter Sideguard holster and mag pouch. Problem solved. I borrowed that USP for a few days and, several time, had to check that the holster was actually in place. With a sturdy belt, the weight was that imperceptible. Concealment was also top-notch, with the gun and magazine invisible under just a tshirt.
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