The Tuck-it SE
Here you go. A Tuckable Hybrid holster under 60 bucks.
http://2ndamendmentstuff.com/the-tuckit-se-p-51609.html
This Concealment holster was designed with durrability, comfort and concealment in mind. When purchasing an concealed carry holster you want to know it is going to conceal your firearm, while keeping it comfortable, and secure. If you are going to spend close to $60.00 on it you want to know it is going to be worth it.
We know what is needed to make an excellent holster. We started with 9-10oz veg. tanned leather for comfort and durrability. We designed a shape that will work for comfort and effeciency when drawing a firearm. Then we round and smooth out all the edges for comfort. Then we use only Kydex® Brand thermoplastic to form the holster pocket. We use .080 kydex for durrability. Lastly we use American Made Metal belt clips to ensure you won’t have to worry about breaking a belt clip.
While manufacturing these concealment holsters, know what to look for. We hand fit each holster to ensure that the entire trigger area in covered, We make sure the Magazine release is clear of the leather so you wont have to worry about a magazine disengaging, and we check to make sure you will be able to get a full and proper grip in your pistol while it is still in the Holster.
These Concealed Carry holsters are available inNatural, Black and Pink at no additional charge.
With our lifetime Warranty, this will be the last holster you will ever need to buy.
All Tuck-It Se Holsters are made to Order, Please allow 4-6 weeks for Delivery
2AS training announcement
2nd Amendment Stuff has decided to do something big. We have teamed up with 3G Tactical in Tipp City Ohio to create the 3G Tactical Training team. This comes on the heels of 3G Tactical naming Our own Bill Martin as Chief Training Counselor. Our team consists of Male and female instructors from all walks of life. To read the bios of these instructors click on this link,
http://3gtactical.com/proddetail.php?prod=3GCCW
And this Link:
http://3gtactical.com/proddetail.php?prod=3GIN-PIT
To read more about the courses that are being offered check out these links:
NRA Certified Instructor Training
If you want to take a course, and have questions, contact Us
If you have a group of people that you would like to take a class together, please use the contact us form and let us know. In most cases we can schedule to meet your needs. Weekdays, Evenings, Weekends.
This change will have no negative effect on the production of our quality holsters. If you would like to purchase our holsters as always they are available at http://www.2ndamendmentstuff.com
Read more…
If you are going to carry a gun you need to TRAIN
Because Training makes THE difference.
http://3gtactical.com/training/train-with-us
Reasons To Choose 3G Tactical For Training
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Action Needed, Contact your Ohio State Representative
Have you contacted your Ohio State Representative and asked them to Support HB203? Why not. Do it today..
http://www.legislature.state.oh.us/bills.cfm?ID=130_HB_203
Here is a Description of what is in the Bill.
To amend sections 109.69, 109.85, 109.86, 311.41, 2901.09, 2917.11, 2917.31, 2923.11, 2923.125, 2923.1210, 2923.1213, 2923.13, and 2923.14 of the Revised Code to authorize the automatic validity in Ohio of a concealed handgun license issued by another state if the other state automatically recognizes as valid in that state an Ohio concealed handgun license without the need for any reciprocity agreement between the states; to eliminate the requirement that a former military member applying for a concealed handgun license acquire a competency certification if more than six years have passed since the member’s honorable discharge or retirement; to eliminate the requirement that the training required to obtain a competency certification be conducted for a minimum number of twelve hours; to amend the disqualifiers that prohibit a person from owning a firearm and that prohibit a person from obtaining a concealed handgun license; to permit a person living in any state to apply for a concealed handgun license or a temporary concealed handgun license in Ohio; to permit an active or reserve member of the military or their spouse to renew a concealed handgun license by mail if the member or spouse is outside of the state; to permit investigators employed by the Attorney General to investigate Medicaid fraud to go armed in the same manner as sheriffs and regularly appointed police officers; to require a sheriff to contact the national instant criminal background check system when running a criminal records check upon an applicant for a concealed handgun license or for a renewal of such a license; to expand the locations at which a person has no duty to retreat before using force in self-defense; and to provide that the exercise of a constitutional or statutory right is not, in itself, the offense of disorderly conduct or inducing panic and does not constitute reasonable, articulable suspicion of criminal activity.
Use this link for Contact info for your Representative.
Training or just shootin?
If you have been looking for ammo lately, you know that if you can find it, it is more expensive these days. So, the question is are you using your ammo wisely? When you go t o the range, are you training, or just putting lead downrange? No I understand, sometimes there is just something fun about going to the range, and just putting some lead on target. I agree there is something therapeutic about pressing the trigger and feeling the recoil, and hearing the bang, and seeing the holes on the target. I am in no way saying there is not a time and place for “range therapy”. I am asking this question for those who have limited funds and even less ammo.
Many of my readers have a training regimen to stay in good physical condition, or to manage their weight, but do you have a training regimen where saving your own life during a critical incident is concerned? Do you practice reloads properly? Do you practice clearing malfunctions? Do you practice stepping right and left on the draw, on the reload, on the malfunction clearing? Do you even know how to do these things? Are you using your limited ammunition supply to Train yourself, or are you wasting ammo?
Some of you know how to do these things. The question is do you practice them? Some of you do not know how to do these things. The question is do you know where to learn? Following is a list of things you can do to work on your self-defense skills:
1) Take a class or two or three or….
If you do not know how to properly do the things I asked about earlier you need to learn them. Find a good defensive firearms instructor, and take some of their courses that teach defensive shooting skills. In most cases your basic CCW class only taught the basics of shooting at best. A good instructor should have encouraged you to seek further training. Did you? If you took a cut rate class, or your instructor covered only the basics, you didn’t learn as much as you think you did.
2) Practice what you learned:
After you learn the proper techniques, you will need to practice them regularly.
3) Dry-fire practice:
Dry-fire involves all of the fundamentals of the techniques without live ammo. This is a good way to practice for free. Just remember to practice safely, and please lock your ammo up. The last thing you want to do is use a loaded magazine during dry-fire practice, and have a negligent discharge.
4) find a range to practice on.
Many ranges will not allow you to practice drawing from a holster, or moving side to side while on the firing line. You will have to ask these questions before paying range fees.
5) Take private lessons
Many defensive firearms instructors will work with you one on one, or in small groups.
I am proud to say that 2nd Amendment Stuff firearms training does offer one on one and small group training. We offer the ability to schedule any of our courses one on one, or for your small group, We also offer one on one training hourly. for fees, and to schedule an appointment please contact our lead instructor at billm@2ndamendmentstuff.com
Are your training yourself to do the wrong thing?
This past weekend, I had the pleasure of taking “Combative Pistol II” from Tom Givens. This was an intense 2 day Defensive pistol course. We spent a lot of time making sure we could draw our firearm properly, and get hits on target quickly and accurately. As an instructor, I always want to make sure I am teaching students proper technique. But, one of the problems we as instructors have, is we spend a lot of time teaching, and our owns skills will start to slowly deteriorate. Not because we don’t know the proper technique, but rather because we spend so much time correcting others, that we don’t train ourselves as much as we should. I had a martial arts instructor who said he learned very early in is teaching career ” when a student is in the ring, never tell them what not to do, because that is what they will fixate on, and that is what they will do, or they will only focus on what not to do, and forget to do what they are supposed to do” . I think as instructors it is very possible to keep correcting others and therefore we start to take on the bad habits that we tell others not to do, because we are thinking about not doing them. Whether you are an instructor, or someone practicing and training to defend yourself in a critical incident, it is important to practice proper technique. I believe it is also very important to not let your training program get in a rut. As The quote from Lt. Col. Dave Grossman points out in the ” Sheepdog tip of the day” https://www.facebook.com/pages/Sheepdog-tip-of-the-day/242563879102590?hc_location=stream It is possible to train yourself to do the wrong thing, and not even realize it. When your heart rate is up, and your “instincts” kick in, you will revert back to your training. Please make sure you take a serious look at your training, If you find that you are doing the wrong thing, think about it, and make the necessary change.
Lt. Col. Dave Grossman, On Combat http://tipyomi-sender.appspot.com/showtip/Sheepdog%20Tip%20of%20the%20Day/Before%20Combat/34
One police officer gave another example of learning to do the wrong thing. He took it upon himself to practice disarming an attacker. At every opportunity, he would have his wife, a friend or a partner hold a pistol on him so he could practice snatching it away. He would snatch the gun, hand it back and repeat several more times.
One day he and his partner responded to an unwanted man in a convenience
store. He went down one isle, while his partner went down another. At the end
of the first aisle, he was taken by surprise when the suspect stepped around
the corner and pointed a revolver at him. In the blink of an eye, the officer
snatched the gun away, shocking the gunman with his speed and finesse. No
doubt this criminal was surprised and confused even more when the officer
handed the gun right back to him, just as he had practiced hundreds of times
before. Fortunately for this officer, his partner came around the corner and
shot the subject.
Lt. Col. Dave Grossman, On Combat http://tipyomi-sender.appspot.com/showtip/Sheepdog%20Tip%20of%20the%20Day/Before%20Combat/34
If you are looking for a good defensive pistol training, Please visit the following link, and sign up for one of our courses:
CCW Class Dates for 2013
People are registering for these Ohio Concealed Carry Classes (CCW) months in advance, But there are still a few spots in the upcomong classes, register now to secure your spot.
The Flashbang Bra Holsters Are Here
The much anticipated Flashbang Bra Holsters are here.
These Awesome Concealed Cary holsters
for women are here. We hope to have them
uploaded to the website in a few days. Until
then you can email us 2ndammendmentstuff@gmail.com, or call us (937) 698-9324.
Watch this video. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hw6AgnYz5To
Then contact us to place your order.
If you wand to carry concealed, but don’t want to wear a belt holster, this is the holster for you.
We also have the Marilyn, The Betty, And the AVA. Yes we are carrying the entire Looper Brand “Pin up Line”
The “Superthumb” Magazine Speed Loaders are In.
Earlier this month we negotiated a deal with the manufacturers of the “Sperthumb” pistol magazine speed loaders. They arrived today. We have not hadt time to load the information on our web store, and probably will not be able to do that for a couple weeks. But you you want some, you can contact us, and we will be glad to email you a paypal invoice, and then them out to you right away. The cost is $7.95 ea. They come in 9 sizes, and work for most all Pistol Magazines.
ST1 FITS:
STAGGERED .380 BERETTA 84 BROWNING BDA BERSA THUNDER PLUS |
S&W 41, 22A, 22S WALTHER GSP HAMMERLI |
This is what we currently have in stock:
The Flashbangs are coming
Ye The Flashbang Holsters are coming. We will be carrying the Awesome Flashbang holsters very soon. We Make our own line of Leather Holsters,Hybrid holsters, And Kydex holsters for Competition shooters. We make Kydex reinforced belts, we make Double layer, and single layer leather belts. But when we see something like these Awesome Flashbang Holsters, We just have to have them too. Whe met with The Loopers at the 2013 SHOT Show. We saw all of their awesome products for women, and made the decision that these would be a great addition to our line of products for women. They have started production on our order, and we should have them in 2-4 weeks.
As soon as we have them in stock we will add a Link. Util then, If you would like to order one contact us at 2ndammendmentstuff@gmail.com.
or just check at www.2ndamendmentstuff.com They will be there soon.
Below is a list of the firearms they will be available for: Cost will be $39.95ea.
1911 3″
Bersa Thunder
Beretta Nano
Beretta Tomcat .32
Boberg Arms XR9-S
Charter Arms ‘Lady’ Revol
Colt Mustang
Diamondback DB9
Diamondback DB380
Glock 26/27
J Frame with Trace
J Frame Revolver
Kahr P380
Kahr P40/CW40 (NOT PM40)
Kahr P9/CW9 (NOT PM9)
Kel Tec P3AT/P32
Kimber Solo
NAA Mini-revolver .22 mag
Ruger LCP w/ Crimson Trac
Ruger LCP w/Lasermax
Ruger LCP
Ruger LCR 38 & 22 with or without Crimson Trace Laser Grip
Ruger LCR .357
SCCY
Seecamp .32 and .380
Sig P230
Sig P232
Sig P238
Sig P938
Springfield XD-S
Taurus TCP .380
Walther PK380
Walther PPK/PPKS
Walther PPS
2nd Ammendment Stuff
3G Tactical LLC
Buckeye Firearms Association
2nd Amendment Stuff 