Spotted an open carrier in Franklin, PA

[scruff]

You just proved my point about this particular ND.
He clearly states in this follow up video: "This is not something I blame on the holster. I blame it on me."

LOL A guy said so online, so it must be true!

Dude, he describes the mechanism of failure perfectly, and then shows it happening in slow motion! It's right there in the video for everyone to see. That could not and does not happen with other holster designs. But I know nobody's mind will be changed by this argument. I guess it's Scott Adams' "two movies on the same screen".

Anyway, it was a young guy in Franklin. He's probably never even heard the argument.

[Walleye Hunter]

<shrug> I almost cut my head open when my chainsaw kicked back a couple of life sentences ago. Lots of things are dangerous if one is not cautious. I got mine on a recommendation of a friend who also advised me of their bad rap. I mounted it and practiced with it and can safely pull and stow my pistol with it. I'm a little rough on stowage but I pull it out without even thinking about it, trigger finger on frame every time.

[ett]

LOL A guy said so online, so it must be true!

Dude, he describes the mechanism of failure perfectly, and then shows it happening in slow motion! It's right there in the video for everyone to see. That could not and does not happen with other holster designs. But I know nobody's mind will be changed by this argument. I guess it's Scott Adams' "two movies on the same screen".

Anyway, it was a young guy in Franklin. He's probably never even heard the argument.

I think you need to go back to fourth grade and learn to read.
Absolutely NO WHERE in my original post to which you replied and quoted; did I say anything about the quality. design, or flaws of Serpa holsters.
I made a comment about their reputation and made a comment about how people like to mention the first video but never the follow up video.
Although you did mention the follow up video in your 2nd reply.

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[Connal]

Which one? There are two in Franklin. I generally carry my glock openly at either of them, but I have seen a few others OC in this area.

[tallbump]

Very near (pretty much across the street from) Rural King

[kman25]

Nobody here would admit to a Serpa...

Ill admit I use them. Granted I use them for range use and that's it though

[Connal]

Very near (pretty much across the street from) Rural King

Ahh ok. I know that one. I stop there pretty frequently. Don't recognize who it is, but I OC there fairly often.

[tallbump]

Ahh ok. I know that one. I stop there pretty frequently. Don't recognize who it is, but I OC there fairly often.

Thought there might be a chance they'd be on here.

I don't get to Franklin too often, but I like it down there. (I'm from Erie)

I do want to get to Rural King sometime, I love that store. I have been to the one on Butler but haven't been to that store yet

[PA_PB&J]

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For Pete's sake, it's 2021 why is anyone, anywhere still using those things?

It's a horrible design. Period, end of story, debate ended years ago. Burn them, cut them up, but don't use them as holsters.

[Gunplummer]

I was at a Lowes a few days ago and there was a guy there with an exposed automatic. It seemed so natural and low key the way he had it mounted I bet a lot of people never noticed. I am a little leery of people that just have to let you know they have a gun on them.