Mark, This is mainly for my Western Shooting doing the "Wild bunch" comp where we need a 1900s looking holster. So not running around as per the normal practical pistol. Put I am up at Tall trees tonight so will also ask Bob's advice.Blackstuff wrote:He's not doing any more 'bitty' jobs. He's just clearing the back log of big jobs (oo er missus) he's got left. I did mention the thread protectors to Blackrifle (I think that's MajorDisorder on here?) but I'm not sure if he was keen.qws wrote:Mark, Any chance you could ask him to run one more up ? Happy to pay the going rate
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Not sure you'd be able to use that holster if the only locking mechanism is the push button clasp. EDIT But then thinking about it I have seen LBR holsters that just hold them in with friction alone so that might not be the case. Probably best ask whoever is running the show before parting with money though.qws wrote:Ref Hosters you can get a good leather one from Price Western - See this link:
http://www.pwluk.com/en/product/competi ... /#more-844
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That Price Western is fine for holster retention - used one back in the day. The front strap is the equivalent of the lock on the DAA, Ghost and H&S, so is not needed at the start of a stage. HOWEVER if you have frame mounted red dot like the C-More Serendipity and/or you use the barrel shroud it's not the holster for you. Which is why I bought one and then had to immediately sell it on....!
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Sorry took some pictures and then blatantly forgot to put them on here!froggy wrote:One of my mates, who's a cheapskate modded a SERPA holster by basically cutting a channel down the front of it so the barrel can pass through
Thanks for the info - If even your pal has a picture of how it looks I'd be very grateful...
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Tidy job, thanks for posting.Blackstuff wrote:Sorry took some pictures and then blatantly forgot to put them on here!froggy wrote:One of my mates, who's a cheapskate modded a SERPA holster by basically cutting a channel down the front of it so the barrel can pass through
Thanks for the info - If even your pal has a picture of how it looks I'd be very grateful...
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I mostly shoot with it on but I hate the look of it either on or off (though fractionally more off). When the first batch of GSG 1911's came along I seem to remember them having a much prettier (as much as it can be for what it is), thinner shroud. There was one site selling them not that long ago (even if different colours), but I can't find it now or indeed anyone that sells it at all. The new shroud is too fat imo.qws wrote:Mark, I have also asked "Blackrifle" if they could make a mini muzzle brake to fit the end as they make the carbon shroud. I see most shooters not using the shroud (I can understand as the GSG one is ugley) so a mini muzzle brake in stainless would be great and look cool.
Open question how many GSG users shoot with the shroud on ? / Off ?
Plus would you be interested in a mini muzzle brake / thread protector ?
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Are these the droids you're looking for?
http://www.full-bore.co.uk/viewtopic.ph ... shroud+GSG
Its a bit thinner than the factory one too so right up your street. Personally I think the factory shroud is too thin!
http://www.full-bore.co.uk/viewtopic.ph ... shroud+GSG
Its a bit thinner than the factory one too so right up your street. Personally I think the factory shroud is too thin!
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Looks great & probably does the job very well - thanks VM for taking the time & effort to take pics (& posting them )
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Thanks Blkackstuff those are pretty nice, much nicer than the stock version. However I was thinking of this one http://www.shootingandscuba.co.uk/store ... econd-hand
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My original TSC.
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looks very mk23 silencer esque...
wonder if they did just tap the muzzle of a airsoft can and pop that on?
the carbon fibre jobbies from blackrifle do look good, although a part of me wants to put an osprey on one.
wonder if they did just tap the muzzle of a airsoft can and pop that on?
the carbon fibre jobbies from blackrifle do look good, although a part of me wants to put an osprey on one.
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