Recommend a top-notch soft discreet 1-pistol case

[Cokebottle]

Originally Posted by dchang0

It's going to be hard to find an inexpensive holster that can handle a laser or light. Most of the inexpensive stuff is either generic (fits nothing well) or designed for bare guns.

If you save up a bit, check out Tactical Tailor, who are highly regarded for their drop-leg holsters.

Ya, I really should just drop the coin on the integrated laser that replaces the rod and save the tacticool rail mount unit for a training aid for an AR/AK.

[for2nato]

this is a case logic portable dvd player bag that works great. it has 3 seperate compartments and can hold a pistol, about 8 mags and 2 boxes of handgun ammo.

[for2nato]

Originally Posted by Cokebottle

What I need for the desert is an inexpensive drop-leg holster that can accommodate an XD9 with a low-profile laser that's good for OC.

dude just hit your local army surplus and pick one up for about $17

[Cokebottle]

Originally Posted by for2nato

dude just hit your local army surplus and pick one up for about $17

I think there's been a run on them... I checked M&I in Pomona last week... no drop leg or shoulder rigs on their budget/tacticool racks.
They had one or two shoulder rigs in the case.

[for2nato]

man we have a hole in the wall shop here in fresno that has about 10 of them.

[Cokebottle]

Originally Posted by for2nato

man we have a hole in the wall shop here in fresno that has about 10 of them.

That's probably because everyone within 100 miles of Fresno already has one, or two, or three

[dchang0]

Originally Posted by Cokebottle

Ya, I really should just drop the coin on the integrated laser that replaces the rod and save the tacticool rail mount unit for a training aid for an AR/AK.

Yeah, or maybe a Crimson Trace laser grip, which is easier to activate than the guide-rod models.

Originally Posted by for2nato

this is a case logic portable dvd player bag.

Funny that you should mention a generic bag like that. I was looking at laptop and netbook bags yesterday for the very purpose. But I didn't like how most of them are too hard to lock--many of them had solid zipper pull tabs that would have to be drilled out to accept a padlock.

Originally Posted by for2nato

dude just hit your local army surplus and pick one up for about $17

Excellent advice--it would be awesome to pick up a used Eagle Industries leg rig--they make probably the best one out there.

[Cokebottle]

Originally Posted by dchang0

Yeah, or maybe a Crimson Trace laser grip, which is easier to activate than the guide-rod models.

Would have done that 3 years ago, but the only alternative grip available for the XD is the Pachmer (spelling?) rubber slip-over.
Got one, not sure that I like it... need to take it to the range, but it seems too bulky. I'm glad it was only $15 because I have a feeling it's going to end up in the "crap I shouldn't have bought" box.

[for2nato]

Originally Posted by Cokebottle

Would have done that 3 years ago, but the only alternative grip available for the XD is the Pachmer (spelling?) rubber slip-over.
Got one, not sure that I like it... need to take it to the range, but it seems too bulky. I'm glad it was only $15 because I have a feeling it's going to end up in the "crap I shouldn't have bought" box.

ha i have a crap i shouldnt have bought cabinet. and its a big cabinet too.

and this bag i have has single zippers. not double but you can easily punch an eyelet into the bag to accomidate a lock. and the pulls have the hole already.

[xxdabroxx]

http://www.lapolicegear.com/moc-dipl...stol-case.html

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