SoloXCRacer wrote:Of course you'll never want to wear your white holster after Labor Day.
White holsters should only be used for guns that haven't been fired yet...
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- Fri Jan 22, 2016 11:49 am
- Forum: Holsters & Accessories
- Topic: Holster color coordination
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Re: Holster color coordination
White holsters should only be used for guns that haven't been fired yet...
- Thu Jan 21, 2016 2:35 pm
- Forum: Holsters & Accessories
- Topic: Holster color coordination
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Re: Holster color coordination
Its funny I should see this now. I ordered two sets of custom leather holsters and mag pouches recently (1 for my 1911, 1 for my Glock), and I got shipment notification. I ordered them both in black with brown accents so I could either wear them with black belt and boots or brown belt and boots without having to have different holsters.
With the newness of OC here in Texas, I think it is important that carriers who choose to OC dress and look respectable. For me, that means I won't OC without being clean shaven and at least decently dressed...boots, tucked in shirt, nice holster, etc. I think it conveys a better image of a responsible carrier than flip flops, cut-off shorts, a wife beater and a clipped on ,on size fits most nylon holster. Whether or not it reflects reality, people judge and are judged on appearance, and OC'ers are going to be under a microscope for a while.
With the newness of OC here in Texas, I think it is important that carriers who choose to OC dress and look respectable. For me, that means I won't OC without being clean shaven and at least decently dressed...boots, tucked in shirt, nice holster, etc. I think it conveys a better image of a responsible carrier than flip flops, cut-off shorts, a wife beater and a clipped on ,on size fits most nylon holster. Whether or not it reflects reality, people judge and are judged on appearance, and OC'ers are going to be under a microscope for a while.