Showing posts with label heard. Show all posts
Showing posts with label heard. Show all posts

Tuesday, October 1, 2013

So you may or may not have heard: Assaulted: Civil rights under fire Documentary.

So you may or may not have heard: Assaulted: Civil rights under fire Documentary. Here in CA, we have been working hard to get this out, and its finally ready to be released. I helped fund the Kickstarter projects, and thought that you guys in other states may like to see the pre-screening. I think you can set it up with your local theater to show it, but I'm not sure. Anyway, when it comes out, especially if we manage to pull off a national release, please watch and get the word out!

Here's the Calguns forum for the simultaneous screening we're having this Thursday. If I'd thought of it sooner, I'd have tried to get it out to other forums for other states earlier.:banghead:

IMDB

Assaulted Website

Kickstarter link (old, can no longer donate, just for info)

Thanks for taking a look. If you have any questions, shoot me a PM here or on CGN forum (same username.) or email the director.


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Tuesday, August 13, 2013

Has anyone heard or actually bought Ghost holsters?

At present, I have a very comfy and discreet Galco Soft-Tuk holster. I have one for both my G19 and my Astra 680 snub.

I have also found another brand sold locally that is not hideously expensive, yet seems to have a nice design: Ghost holsters, specifically the "Civilian Inside" holster. It is a Theis style holster.

My Galco makes my gun very concealable indeed, but also makes he gun somewhat hard to pull out quickly. More practice would improve that, but it will never be a quick draw holster. I also find that re-holstering in the tiny Soft-Tuk is nigh on impossible with one hand.

As usual, keeping my options open!!

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