Alien Gear Holsters Offers A Wide Variety Of Concealed Carry Holster Clips
Be sure to also check out our write-up on Alien Gear’s line of clips.
Hayden, ID – Alien Gear Holsters, the fastest growing manufacturer of holsters for concealed carry in the United States offers a wide variety of durable clips for the ‘Cloak Tuck’ leather and ‘Cloak Tuck 2.0’ neoprene inside the waistband holsters.
All of Alien Gear Holsters’ inside the waistband holster products come with standard nylon clips designed to attach discreetly to your belt. Customers can also choose from other materials including black steel and black or tan leather loops. The Holster Clip Combo is also available, offering the perfect package for those looking for multiple clip options at a discounted price.
All of Alien Gear Holsters durable, concealed carry holster clips will accommodate belts from 1 1/4” to 1 1/2” wide. They stay where you put them, and they will never let go when you draw your weapon. In addition to standard belt clips, Alien Gear Holsters also offers nylon “J” and “C” clips for enhanced concealability. The Nylon 6-6 material which has been thoroughly tested for durability, won’t lose strength over time and is not adversely affected by heat or cold.
Some holster manufacturers put their logos on their clips. Alien Gear Holsters doesn’t advertise on their clips because you don’t need tell the world that you have a concealed carry gun.
All of Alien Gear Holsters clip materials are recommended due to their strength and durability and are fully covered by an Iron-Clad Triple Guarantee, which includes a 30 day test drive and forever warranty. If any part of your Alien Gear Holster ever breaks for any reason, including the clips, it can be repaired or replaced for free.
Learn more about Alien Gear Holsters’ durable clips at: http://aliengearholsters.com/clips.html
Open Carry Poll
Open carry (OC) of firearms in public has become a hot topic with fervent opinions on both sides of the issue. In some locations, concealed carry is heavily regulated while open carry is largely unregulated. What do you think about the practice?
Is it good because it allows the OC-er faster access or acts as a criminal deterrent? Is it bad because it removes the element of surprise, makes the OC-er a target or scares the general population? Does it just depend on the situation?
Vote in the poll below and share your thoughts in the comments section.
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2nd Amendment Media’s Carry Gun Companion
Whitman Publishing’s 2nd Amendment Media has added another title to their bookshelf of CCW resources. Their trio of Legally Armed, Armed & Smart, and Armed & Smarter provide concise state-by-state summaries of gun laws and discussion of basic and advanced CCW topics, respectively. Their Red Book of Carry Gun Values lets owners and prospective buyers find out what a carry gun is worth in various conditions. The latest edition that we had a chance to take a look at, the Carry Gun Companion, takes things in a little bit of a different direction.
The Carry Gun Companion is a deceptively-thin 190 page compilation of discussion of concealed carry topics followed by over a hundred pages of carry gun porn – something most firearms enthusiasts can appreciate. You won’t have to lie about “just reading the articles,” though; each photo of the almost five dozen popular carry guns (complete with stats including size, weight, capacity, MSRP and street price, trigger pull, and turn-ons. Ok, we made up that last one) is accompanied by a write-up detailing the firearm’s features and available options that make it a desirable carry piece. The publishers know what you’re after, though – what else would explain why the page number in the index points to the photo for each firearm rather than the write-up on the preceding page.
Although the Carry Gun Companion is, of course, by no means an exhaustive list of carry guns, it does contain all but one of the CCW pistols (or a comparable model) that I have carried and many that I have only drooled over. The accompanying article with each firearm is descriptive and gives the type of general information that “gun guys and gals” will like without geeking out so much that the casual firearm enthusiast’s eyes will gloss over.
The 60-odd pages that make up “The Archive” portion of the book include a history of US gun laws – including the origins of the Second Amendment and its current status – as well as devoting a few pages each to a number of topics of interest to gun owners, including politics, types of firearms and ammunition and basic firearm maintenance and safety.
In the introduction, the editors say that their mission was to “produce a collection of information related to all aspects of the concealed carry world, including close looks at specific popular handguns but also exploring the ideological terrain surrounding the guns themselves.” It seems like they met that goal with the Carry Gun Companion. Whether you are going to use it as a coffee table book to pick up and read when there is nothing on television, a bathroom reader, or a basic guide on what your next carry gun will be, this is a fun little book.
Armed Citizen: Jewelry store owner fires at armed robber
David Medawar, owner of Paul Medawar Fine Jewelry in Plainfield Township, Mich., was at his store when he spotted a group of four men near the front door. Medawar ordered his employees to a back room, as the armed robbers entered the store. Medawar and his father then armed themselves with handguns and retreated to the back room with the employees.
From a surveillance system in the secure room, Medawar spotted one of the thieves approaching. Medawar warned the criminal, “We have a gun. We will shoot you. Leave.” Undeterred, the robber continued into the room, prompting Medawar and his father to open fire. After meeting the armed resistance all of the criminals fled.
Medawar purchased firearms for the store following a robbery in 2010. The owner told a local media outlet, “We had taken measures to ensure that would not happen again… We were prepared when they came in, But God also protected us. He was watching over us.” (MLive.com, Michigan, 04/23/14)
See more stories of how responsible owners have used their firearms to protect themselves at NRA-ILA Armed Citizen.
NRA-ILA: Stop ATF’s Ammo Ban
Urge Your U.S. Representative to Sign Congressional Letter to ATF on Proposed Ammo Ban
As NRA has been reporting since the night the news broke, the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (BATFE) is moving to infringe upon the rights of law-abiding gun owners with a drastic reinterpretation of a nearly 30-year-old law regulating so-called “armor piercing” ammunition. So draconian is BATFE’s new “Framework” that it would prohibit the manufacturing, importation, and sale of M855 ball ammunition, one of the most popular cartridges for the most popular rifle in America, the AR-15. Not coincidentally, the AR-15 is among the firearms the Obama Administration has unsuccessfully sought to outlaw. If they can’t ban the pie, so the thinking apparently goes, they might at least get the apples.
In an effort to thwart BATFE’s attempted action, NRA has worked with U.S. Representative Bob Goodlatte (R-Va.), Chairman of the House Judiciary Committee, to draft a letter to BATFE expressing the lawmakers’ opposition to the proposed Framework. To read a copy of the letter, please click this link.
According to the letter, “The idea that Congress intended [the ‘armor piercing’ ammunition law] to ban one of the preeminent rifle cartridges in use by Americans for legitimate purposes is preposterous.” It goes on to state that the law “should be construed in accordance with the Continue reading
Armed Citizen: Citizen kills abductor
An armed robber in Columbus, Ohio forced Kenneth Owens to hand over his wallet then forced Owens to accompany him by car to an ATM. As Owens was in a vehicle headed to the ATM, he drew a gun and shot his attacker, killing him. (The Columbus Dispatch, Columbus, Ohio 04/27/14)
See more stories of how responsible owners have used their firearms to protect themselves at NRA-ILA Armed Citizen.
