This video from Panteao Productions has been around for awhile but Travis Haley does a great job of explaining what a drop leg should and should not be.
This set up is a hybrid that uses the G-Code RTi mount. This system allows you to move the holster from mount to mount. In fact, several Kydex producers are beginning to incorporate the RTi system into their product line.
Tags: G-Code Holsters, Haley Strategic Partners, Panteao Productions, Travis Haley
Is anyone able to provide specific links to the exact gear he is using? im using a 1911 rail gun right now and looking for a drop hostler config just like this but haven’t been able to find one. i searched safarilands website and cant find anything. if you could just provide specific links to the exact items that would be GREATLY appreciated!
They just released it. Give G-Code a call.
Hi Scott
Looks like he’s using this holster: http://www.tacticalholsters.com/product/XST/XST-RTI.html
And it looks like he’s using one of the thigh rigs towards the bottom of this page: http://www.tacticalholsters.com/category/Accessories.html
Good luck!
That’s a Safariland holster he’s using. The squared sight channel area at the top of the holster is a give away, and the hoods are very different between the Safariland and the G-Code.
You are correct, but G-Code just released a holistic solution.
Yup, good stuff. I’m guilty of the bale cheat.
Importance of dry fire proven once again.
Thanks Rob!!!
I love this video so glad to see it up on the site.
I am a firm believer that the higher you get your holsters the better for your legs and movement. He briefly touches on the topic of holster placement and gear placement, but I feel like your holster choice and attachment should be dictated by your kit and how you are running everything else around your holster just as much as the placement of your holster on your body.