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[bareass]

how do you find the size in the holster

[Pinard]

Originally Posted by bareass

how do you find the size in the holster

my taurus 24/7 or the mk1 ?
my taurus is pretty small, smaller than a Glock17...probably around the same size as a glock 19 so that is a pretty small handgun.

[bareass]

sorry, was meaning shiftsup

[shiftsup]

I have a Milspex(?) dropleg large pistol holster. I am not a big fan of drop leg holsters but it does the job. I usually kept the silencer in a pouch when using the dropleg. But I have seen at least 2 players with a MK23 silencer attached holstered in a dropleg.

However, this dropleg holster currently has a permanent home on a shelf in my basement.

I also have a Madbull AGX holster which I find much for comfortable to wear. The MK23 fits fine in there too. I can keep the silencer on (no LAM) with this holster too (but usually I don't).

[T@NK]

well, I personally got experience of getting hit by a TM MK23, its so damn quiet and accurate, don't get bothered by the size, it's bigger than an average pistol but still smaller than a mp5k

[Drakker]

Originally Posted by bareass

really? is that all there is? i don't want to go the revolver route, because i plan on using the gun for cqb as a primary, and would like more then 6 shots.

The KWC revolvers have shells that hold 4 BBs each, so you get 24 shots total.

[coach]

Originally Posted by shiftsup

I have a Milspex(?) dropleg large pistol holster. I am not a big fan of drop leg holsters but it does the job. I usually kept the silencer in a pouch when using the dropleg. But I have seen at least 2 players with a MK23 silencer attached holstered in a dropleg.

However, this dropleg holster currently has a permanent home on a shelf in my basement.

I also have a Madbull AGX holster which I find much for comfortable to wear. The MK23 fits fine in there too. I can keep the silencer on (no LAM) with this holster too (but usually I don't).

I took the drop leg extension and the leg straps off the milspec holster and hang it off my belt without issue. but yeah, that AGX holster is golden!

[bareass]

Thanks all, I didn't know about the revolver shells.
I guess I'll look into the mk3… I was also thinking about getting a glock and carbine kit... that would be double duty

[shiftsup]

Have you considered a CT or Walmart tri shot shotty?

They are quiet, cheap and work great as a secondary or a primary in CQB and indoor.

I like revolvers.

I have a few, like 4 or 5.

But there are good reasons you rarely see revolvers on the field.

[faithless]

"Also, I think knives are a good idea. Big, fuck-off shiny ones. Ones that look like they could skin a crocodile. Knives are good because they don't make any noise, and the less noise they make, the more likely we are to use them. Shit 'em right up. Makes it look like we're serious. Guns for show, knives for a pro."

[Skladfin]

you probably don't want the Mk23 if you're fighting CQB, or any NBB for that matter. The trigger pull is too heavy and long to be rapidfired.

[bareass]

Originally Posted by shiftsup

Have you considered a CT or Walmart tri shot shotty?

They are quiet, cheap and work great as a secondary or a primary in CQB and indoor.

yes i have, and may buy one.