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Last edited by explorer1046; 07-19-2013, 1:13 PM. -
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The Fobus and cheap Uncle Mike's paddle holsters that I've tried, tend to get loose after some use (less than 1 year). I would strongly suggest spending more the first time and going with a Blade-Tec or similar quality holster instead.NRA Certified Pistol, Rifle, Shotgun and Metallic Cartridge Reloading Instructor
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Actually your right......let me change my posting to include blade tec holsters too.Comment
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I recently sold my G17 without the holster, so I have a nice Blade-Tech with the belt loop attachment I can sell, it's just sitting on a shelf now. I'm sure you could buy a paddle attachment, but really you want the belt loop one that's with it for IPSC/IPDA (which is what I used it for
). I think I might have an extra DOH attachment too, I'll dig around for it.
PM me, we'll figure out a price (make me an offer ) and meet up.
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Rivi....Let me know....I got more of the 38 +p lead hp's and still have not forgotton bout the box of 45 ammo u want for you kimber.
I recently sold my G17 without the holster, so I have a nice Blade-Tech with the belt loop attachment I can sell, it's just sitting on a shelf now. I'm sure you could buy a paddle attachment, but really you want the belt loop one that's with it for IPSC/IPDA (which is what I used it for). I think I might have an extra DOH attachment too, I'll dig around for it.
PM me, we'll figure out a price (make me an offer ) and meet up.Comment
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