Any recommendations on a bedside/mattress holster for a full size pistol. Are they any good to begin with?
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Last edited by TurboChrisB; 05-28-2020, 10:47 PM. -
I've been toying with the idea of mounting a safariland qls receiver to my bedframe. Then I'd use the same level III retention holster I use on my battle belt. At least that way I'd get more use out of the holster than the limited times I can go out and LARP.Comment
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nightstand is all you need..."Extremism in defense of liberty is no vice. Moderation in pursuit of justice is no virtue." ----Sen. Barry Goldwater
Those who would give up essential Liberty, to purchase a little temporary Safety, deserve neither Liberty nor Safety." ----Benjamin Franklin
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I do have Crossbreed holsters. They are a quality product, however, I have no experience with this particular set up. If I were considering a bedside holster, this would likely be my first choice.
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That just sounds like a bad idea. Every level three holster I have ever used is pretty unforgiving, if you don't get everything just right. Do you really want to try that when it is in a position you don't normally draw from and you may not be fully concentrating on a perfect draw because your brain is trying to process what is happening?
Hell if it works for you, great. I just think a plain Jane bucket holster with no retention would be a better choice for the task.Comment
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^^^^ Beat me to it. My 75 lb overly protective Chesapeake Bay Retriever sleeping on the foot of my bed will give me time to reach into the nightstand in the dark (muscle memory ) and retrieve my "house" pistol... a SiG P320 fill size in .45 with a surefire x300 light. That is if my alarm system fails first.
Even small dogs can provide a great level of warning...I personally dont want my dog to engage and risk injury...I just want the warning.
If a burglar hurt my dog I wouldn't be able to shoot them... Id have to gag and handcuff them and then rob a blood bank of several units of plasma ...to keep the bastard alive in the basement for a few weeks...
Last edited by OCEquestrian; 05-29-2020, 10:38 AM."Extremism in defense of liberty is no vice. Moderation in pursuit of justice is no virtue." ----Sen. Barry Goldwater
Those who would give up essential Liberty, to purchase a little temporary Safety, deserve neither Liberty nor Safety." ----Benjamin Franklin
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Super easy to use at 3am
This magnet is so strong but barely noticeable when there is not gun attached. It's on the bedside nightstand and I can easily reach it at 3am.
It has a hard plastic cover so no scratches on your weapon.
I keep my Sig p220 with a light on the rail and I'm good to go very quickly.
Attached FilesLast edited by erskatedoc; 05-29-2020, 10:08 AM.Carpe DiemComment
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IMO no. Save your money.
I've keep/kept a gtg handgun on my nightstand for 25+ years. Flashlight and cell right next to it.
KISS principle. You don't want to fumble the handgun from a sleeve, box, holster or any other nonsense when you hear a bump or crash in or around the house.
*If the noise is loud enough to shake you awake in the middle of good REM sleep it's serious.
*I always remember the 4 golden rules. ALWAYS.Comment
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My dog has horrible dreams. Sometimes she wakes me up for no reason at all due to her nightmares. Poor pup.Comment
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