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Posted: 12/27/2008 10:42:22 AM EDT
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Anybody have any of this G-code gear, specifically the RTI stuff?
http://www.eagleindustries.com/product.php?productid=699&cat=93&page=1 
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BTT, I was just looking at these online last night, may spend some of my Christmas money on them. I'm thinking of mounting one on a MOLLE belt. yeah, I like the idea of going from regular belt to a MOLLE battle belt,(or MOLLE chest rig or wahtever) to a thigh rig with the same actual holster |
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No experience with the RTI but have been playing with Safariland's MLS system since May. Have plates on an ALS and a 6004 with mounts on a 2 inch belt drop and the 604 platform. With molle you simply thread the pronged part through the molle no need for a plate. I have used it molle mounted to my warbelt in a 3 day carbine/pistol class and shot a couple of IDPA / 3gun matches with it on the belt drop. Has held up well to multiple changes, etc. Hope this helps. The ALS holster rocks also, I like retention on a gun in classes with the running and going prone, etc.
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No experience with the RTI but have been playing with Safariland's MLS system since May. Have plates on an ALS and a 6004 with mounts on a 2 inch belt drop and the 604 platform. With molle you simply thread the pronged part through the molle no need for a plate. I have used it molle mounted to my warbelt in a 3 day carbine/pistol class and shot a couple of IDPA / 3gun matches with it on the belt drop. Has held up well to multiple changes, etc. Hope this helps. The ALS holster rocks also, I like retention on a gun in classes with the running and going prone, etc. Spence Safariland is great stuff, and I've used thier leather duty rigs, but it is a bit out of my price range right now. |
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I've got the RTI on a belt drop and on my LE CIRAS.
It's just as advertised....quick on/off and sturdy. The locking mechanism is positive and easy to disengage/engage. The gun remains where it needs to be with friction fitting and a tension screw. The kydex is thick enough not to bend or crack when pressure is placed on it. All in all, it's well made and rugged. |
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We used to issue these holsters. Its a good concept but we had alot of the RTI stuff break, as well as the screws falling out of the holster. Still issue them out a II MEF, same issues with missing screws and them breaking if guys put them in the stow baggage with the holster attached to the RTI wheel. |
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