You’ve gotta be kidding. Mere possession of a firearm, absent any other reasonable articulable suspicion, doesn’t even justify a Terry Stop. Sounds like you don’t really know what you’re talking about.
Eh, it should work fine on a Beretta 84 or similar double action only I suppose. I personally only looked at it as a possibility for a deep conceal setup with a P32 though. Ultimately I wasn’t comfortable enough with the concept to use it.
That awkward moment when your edc knife is worth more than your pistol
The knife is bigger than the gun!
Eh, probably a good idea.
I’m sorely tempted to try that clip-thing on a future carry piece…
holsterless carry justifies a transient suspension, i.e. Terry Stop, of 2A.
Nothing *justifies* it, but I’m curious what you’re thinking would cause any police attention at all?
Huh?
You don’t clip it to your shoe, or a necklace.
You’ve gotta be kidding. Mere possession of a firearm, absent any other reasonable articulable suspicion, doesn’t even justify a Terry Stop. Sounds like you don’t really know what you’re talking about.
what’s that precautionary device stuffed behind the trigger?
I could only find a link to a pink version, but they look kind of interesting:
https://www.amazon.com/Release-Concealed-Holster-Garrison-Grip/dp/B00JSVTL5W
Something you would only use on a striker-fired weapon I presume?
Eh, it should work fine on a Beretta 84 or similar double action only I suppose. I personally only looked at it as a possibility for a deep conceal setup with a P32 though. Ultimately I wasn’t comfortable enough with the concept to use it.
That awkward moment when your edc knife is worth more than your pistol
Holsterless carry using a clip with a rubber dingus behind the trigger
It is certainly an unusual method of concealed carry
Ruger is a popular choice