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Lil-Rokslider
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Not sure where to post so I will try here. Looking for a company that makes left handed thigh rigs for the Glock 20,Glock G40MOS Anor the Springfield XDM. Any help would be appreciated.
x2. I used a lefty Safariland back when I had an M9. They make models for most pistols.safariland
Yeah great for movies and SWAT teams but a Thigh rig and a long hike is a nice way to start a brush fire in your taint while you slowly saw your leg off.
I don’t understand this holster. It gives you the drop of an offset/drop holster that doesn’t require a thigh strap but yet has a thigh strap. Any strap is going to create a hot spot if your walk is further than 200 yards to a stand. Look at Gcode RTI system or Safariland QLS. Both you can change holsters/guns with a push of a button without taking base platform off, both have drop down/offset rigs and thigh rigs.Anybody have experiece with the GFI drop pannel? Does it rub the crap out of your leg while running around?
Micro-Aggression Thigh Panel - Off the Hip, Familiar & Natural Draw | GunfightersINC
Designed for anyone who wants to get their firearm off the hip yet keep it in a familiar and natural draw position. 100% US-made nylon panel.gunfightersinc.com
That's funny. I never had that problem. Not saying that I wouldn't occasionally get annoyed if I didn't have it set up right. But, I never had any of those issues in the years that I used one. Granted, I only used the lower strap or crisscrossed them though.Yeah great for movies and SWAT teams but a Thigh rig and a long hike is a nice way to start a brush fire in your taint while you slowly saw your leg off.
Years ago we were issued those safariland double strap rigs. Not long after we did a 10 mile forced march. By the end most of those rigs were tied up to a waist belt or removed and tossed in our packs.
If you want to drop your pistol below a pack belt look into a $20 safariland product called a UBL. It can be used with any holster that has the 3 bolt t pattern attachment. G code and a few others make versions too.
That's funny. I never had that problem. Not saying that I wouldn't occasionally get annoyed if I didn't have it set up right. But, I never had any of those issues in the years that I used one. Granted, I only used the lower strap or crisscrossed them though.
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Yeah, I'm with you, I'm not sure what these anti thigh holster guys are smoking. I LOVE mine and it's just a cheapo blackhawk thigh holster. I have never gotten a hotspot from the straps, I don't find it awkward in any way, and it doesn't fatigue my right leg any more than my left.
I'm thinking there are some folks who are either using holsters that are not adjusted correctly, or they aren't talking from personal experience and are going off "internet wisdom".
Not to be an argumentative, but I could find you a few hundred military guys like myself that can attest to the ass pain of a thigh holster. They flat out suck for hiking, backpacking, backcountry hunting, and any amount of navigation through the bush. They get caught on everything and constantly get in the way.
OP, do yourself a favor and get a kenai chest holster from gunfighters. Will save you loads of misery.