LAG Tactical, one of my favorite Kydex benders, posted this photo to their Facebook Page and I got a kick out of it…
Here is what they had to say about the “holster”:
This is our Dianne Feinstein rig. Its approved by CA and NY DOJ for CCW. It is extremely impractical, unnecessarily large and would leave the wearer unable to access their firearm. We’ll send some out to Feinsteins bodyguards, I’m sure they will love them.
Check out LAG Tactical.
Flowers wilt and chocolates melt. Nothing says love like a 30 Lives Patch! In honor of Valentine’s Day, use the code “betterthanroses” to save $1 on the JTT 30 Lives Patch. The discount code will be active through February 14th.
“Look honey, I ordered you this chocolate for Valentine’s Day and got some AR-15 magazines with it!” Boom – instant romance!
Check out Brownells.com for more info on how to kill two birds with one stone this Valentine’s Day (because nothing says Valentine’s Day like killing birds with stones).
Cool Guy Yard Sale is a hosting a raffle to benefit Warrior Shoot Event Group. There are some really nice prizes but more importantly, this is a chance to help fund an organization that is doing some pretty nice things for wounded veterans.
I strongly encourage you to visit Cool Guy Yard Sale to read more about Warrior Shoot Event Group and the raffle.
There was a recent kerfuffle on the JTT Facebook Page regarding a picture that I posted of the TIHK (Tiny Inconspicuous Handcuff Key). Some readers seemed to disapprove of its existence, its lawfulness, or maybe just its posting. There was some concern that it could pose a danger to law enforcement, a sentiment with which I wholeheartedly agree – which is part of why I post about such things…
The picture and product in question.
The TIHK is obviously not intended to be used in an illegal way. It is designed to protect law abiding citizens and law enforcement officers from an illegal detainment. Bad people can access the exact same handcuffs as the good guy via a variety of means. If anything, it is even more important for LEOs to carry a tool like the TIHK since they are statistically more likely to find themselves illegally cuffed, probably with their own cuffs.
I would advise taking great caution in how you intellectually approach an item like the TIHK. The argument that an inanimate object is bad because bad people can use it to bad things sounds very familiar. That is not the logic of liberty.
I will continue to post about items like the TIHK because…
