Hello all, here is today's article posted on TheArmoryLife.com. It is titled "Bridget’s Off-Grid Bianchi Remedy Holster Review" and can be found at https://www.thearmorylife.com/bridgets-off-grid-bianchi-remedy-holster-review/.
Bridget’s Off-Grid Bianchi Remedy Holster Review
- Thread starter Mike H.
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Recusant
Hellcat
I agree about the thumb snap. Too easy for a pistol to fall out of your holster if conditions get extreme. On another note, I looked at the picture for a while before I realized she was even carrying a holstered pistol. Just saying.
Keystone19250
SAINT
Keep your mind holstered you old whippersnapper.I agree about the thumb snap. Too easy for a pistol to fall out of your holster if conditions get extreme. On another note, I looked at the picture for a while before I realized she was even carrying a holstered pistol. Just saying.
Annihilator
Emissary
I agree about the thumb snap. Too easy for a pistol to fall out of your holster if conditions get extreme. On another note, I looked at the picture for a while before I realized she was even carrying a holstered pistol. Just saying.
Keystone19250
SAINT
Annihilator
Emissary
I just read that for the article. Honest!
jumpinjoe
Hellcat
Huh, she was wearing a pistol ?????I agree about the thumb snap. Too easy for a pistol to fall out of your holster if conditions get extreme. On another note, I looked at the picture for a while before I realized she was even carrying a holstered pistol. Just saying.
Annihilator
Emissary
Huh, she was wearing a pistol ?????
Never had any problems with holster accidentally unsnapping, or my weapon falling out. I’ve had my holster 12 years +~. As far as carrying an extra pistol. I have no problem with that…as long as it’s the same caliber. Redundancy is always a good practice. Especially with survival, camping, or even in a fire fight. That’s just my opinion, and you know what they say about opinions…lol.
aspaper
Alpha
.Hello all, here is today's article posted on TheArmoryLife.com. It is titled "Bridget’s Off-Grid Bianchi Remedy Holster Review" and can be found at https://www.thearmorylife.com/bridgets-off-grid-bianchi-remedy-holster-review/.
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KILLER article ya'll. Well covered. Easy/fast to read. Great pic. Nice storytelling and very much enjoyed the coverage of Bridget. Her IG is great too. Not to mention I'm a huge fan of Springfield 1911. I'm awaiting my MC Operator's arrival
...with bated breath!! Cheers,
-Scott
Love my Springfield 1911 .45!! Target was 30ft plus missed bullseye last 2 rounds do to operator error oooops..
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KILLER article ya'll. Well covered. Easy/fast to read. Great pic. Nice storytelling and very much enjoyed the coverage of Bridget. Her IG is great too. Not to mention I'm a huge fan of Springfield 1911. I'm awaiting my MC Operator's arrival
Cheers,
-Scott
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The picture of Bridget with her bow and the hunting quiver packing a 1911 brought back a deer hunt several years ago. In Pennsylvania in archery season, you cannot carry a firearm. It was a warm afternoon and some, I thought, city-slicker grouse hunters were dragging their feet making lots of noise. I, therefore, put my day pack on, picked up my bow and turned around the tree, and was facing a big male black bear about twenty-five steps away. Attempting to shoot the bear with my bow, in self-defense, was out of the question. The bear and I spent the next few minutes staring each other down, and then the bear wandered off into the woods. If I had shot the bear, he would have terminated me, since a one arrow shot would not have killed the bear on the spot.