Month: June 2021

Black Widow Holster  — MTR Custom Leather

Great Option for Large frame weapons. The open top design offers a swift and easy draw with great cosmetic appearance with the detailed molding. Providing 100% secure retention of the weapon.

Features:

Premium Grade A bullhide

Made in USA Black Leather with RED STINGRAY inlay

Full slide/barrel coverage Butt-forward cant allows effective concealment Traditional pancake design for best concealment and wrapping/contouring the body

Fits belts up to 1 3/4″ single layer or nylon belts

Black Widow OWB Holster

The Belt Slide Master Carry (C-2) is a very simple design and is made with a drop through configuration. This allows multiple barrel lengths to work with this product without having multiple holsters. Belt Slide Master Carry (C-2) is intended for  outside the waistband (OWB) carry. The leather belt slots on the Belt Slide Master Carry (C-2)can fit up to 1-1/2 gun belt(2 layer) or 1-3/4 regular belt (1 layer). The C-2 Holster fits very snug to the waist.

Belt Slide Master Carry (C-2) is easy for re-holstering in one single motion. The Belt Slide Master Carry (C-2) is equipped with heavy duty nylon stitching to help reduce any tearing or dry rotting of the stitches.

Only the best top grain leather is used for this holster. You can count on this holster securing your weapon in place. Each Belt Slide Master Carry (C-2) holster is hand molded to each weapon of choice, ensuring a nice tight glove fit. The Belt Slide Master Carry (C-2) is constructed to hold heavy weight weapons by distributing the weight of the weapon with 2 parallel belt slots on either side of the weapon.

Source: Black Widow — MTR Custom Leather

Resolute IWB Holster (A-13) — MTR Custom Leather

The adjective RESOLUTE has 2 senses:

1. firm in purpose or belief; characterized by firmness and determination.

2. characterized by quickness and firmness.

Resolute IWB is a higher ride IWB Holster that works great for firearms with a little longer barrel. With its small footprint and classic design, it is one of the most concealed holsters we offer. The Resolute IWB is canted at a slight forward cant for a faster draw.

Our personal recommendation would be to wear it in the 4 o’clock position but it can comfortably worn appendix position or wherever you feel best for you.

The Resolute IWB  is an inside the waistband holster built from premium bull-hide leather. It features: full concealment of the barrel and trigger of the weapon, double re-enforcement mouth piece, double loop snap for double the security and hand molded specially to each weapon.

1-1/2″ double split belt loop with military-directional snap fasteners.

Must be worn with a belt.

Source: Resolute IWB Holster (A-13) — MTR Custom Leather

Sig Sauer P320 X-Compact PRO 3.6″ 9MM 15RND LE PROGRAM – California Disavowed, LLC-What is the Difference between the Pro and standard Sig P320 X-Compact Series? 

SIG SAUER P320 X-COMPACT PRO 3.6″ 

The 320 X-Compact is the LE Professional version of the recently released X-Compact.  The main difference is the slide cutout which accepts the new R1-PRO optic and the upcoming R2 optic.   The rear sight on this gun remains in place when the sight plate is removed.  This is a 3 x 15 round magazine box.

These are currently in stock, no longer a preorder.  NOTE: the PRO has a different optics cutout than the photo.  Refer to the sales sheet to get an idea of the optics cut or look at the photo.

Description

Ergonomics and performance have become the standard of the P320 XSeries. Now, all of these features are available in an compact size. The P320 XCompact features a completely redesigned modular polymer XSeries grip with a reduced fastback carry cut and a low-profile internal magwell. Combined with the extended beavertail and high undercut trigger guard, the XCompact offers ultimate comfort and concealability AND improved recoil control. The 3.6” barrel and XSeries slide with enhanced serrations come equipped with the X-Ray3 day/night front sight with rear night sight plate assembly. The XCompact is fully compatible with the new ROMEO1PRO reflex optic and comes with THREE (3) 15-rd magazines. The P320 XCompact is the ultimate balance of form and function and redefines what compact pistols should be.

P320 XCOMPACT

P320 reliability and XSERIES performance in a new compact package.
P320 XCOMPACT
DETAILS
Ergonomics and performance have become the standard of the P320 XSeries. Now, all of these features are available in an compact size. The P320 XCompact features a completely redesigned modular polymer XSeries grip with a reduced fastback carry cut and a low-profile internal magwell. Combined with the extended beavertail and high undercut trigger guard, the XCompact offers ultimate comfort and concealability AND improved recoil control. The 3.6” barrel and XSeries slide with enhanced serrations come equipped with the X-Ray3 day/night front sight with rear night sight plate assembly. The XCompact is fully compatible with the new ROMEO1PRO reflex optic and comes with two (2) 15-rd magazines. The P320 XCompact is the ultimate balance of form and function and redefines what compact pistols should be.

Source: Sig Sauer P320 X-Compact PRO 3.6″ 9MM 15RND LE PROGRAM – California Disavowed, LLC

https://www.sigsauer.com/p320-xcompact.html

5 Things That Ruin Leather (and 3 Things That Fix it) | Gold Eagle Co.

5 THINGS THAT RUIN LEATHER (AND 3 THINGS THAT FIX IT)

The allure of leather cannot be denied–it’s durable, long-lasting, stylish, and easy to care for. Leather furniture in your home sets a tone for sophistication, and leather upholstery in your automobile looks almost regal. But while leather will last much longer than any other type of material, it is not impervious to damage. If not properly cared for and protected, the quality can suffer and deteriorate, and damaged leather just doesn’t look good at all.

WHAT CAUSES DAMAGED LEATHER?

There are a few simple things that can result in damaged leather–knowing what they are can help you better protect your leather furniture or upholstery and keep it looking pristine for many years.

1. EXPOSURE TO SUNLIGHT

Leather’s arch-nemesis is that big bright ball in the sky–the sun. Too much exposure to direct sunlight can not only affect the color of your leather, but also cause damaged leather that looks old and worn. Keep note if your leather furniture is exposed to sunlight on a daily basis through a window, or if the sunlight beams through your car windows. Consider moving furniture out of the direct path of sunlight, and park in shady areas or in your garage.

Damaged leather is commonly caused by exposure to sunlight.

2. EXTREME CHANGES IN TEMPERATURE

Damaged leather can occur if you move a piece of leather furniture from an area that is a relatively stable warm temperature to another area that is much colder or hotter. For example, moving a leather couch from inside the house to an outdoor balcony, or keeping your car outside if the temperature dips greatly at night.

To prevent damaged leather on your furniture, keep it in areas where the temperature stays the same. To better protect leather upholstery in your car, park your car in the garage at night to protect it from rises and falls in temperature.

3. NOT CLEANING STAINS RIGHT AWAY

It happens–from time to time, you or someone else might spill something on your leather. If you don’t take care to clean it right away, the stain can become permanent. A good leather restoration kit will have a protectant or other leather cleaning items that can help you clean the stain without damaging the leather, as products with harsh chemical can…

4. USE HARSH CHEMICALS AND SOAPS TO CLEAN YOUR LEATHER

Products with harsh soaps, detergents, and chemicals can actually result in damaged leather rather than clean leather. Look for specially made leather cleaning solutions and leather restoration kits to make sure that you are taking car of your leather properly–other products can cause dry, cracked, dull leather.

5. TOO MUCH HEAT

Keeping the house warm is nice and comforting, but if you’ve got your leather furniture too close to a heating vent, you could wind up with damaged leather. Keep the furniture away from heating vents, and again, park cars in shady spots or the garage.

3 THINGS THAT FIX LEATHER

1. A GOOD LEATHER CLEANER

For starters, have a good leather cleaner on hand to safely remove dirt, oil, stains, and other grime from your leather without the use of harsh chemicals.

2. A LEATHER RESTORATION KIT

If your leather is starting to look a little weathered, it might just need a little TLC to get it looking shiny and new again. Use a leather restoration kit to moisturize the leather and restore its look, as well as keep it protected from future leather damage.

A leather restoration kit can help moisturize, repair, and protect your leather.

3. OLIVE OIL OR BABY OIL

If you’ve got a scratch or small tear in your leather, do not despair. You can often use olive oil or baby oil to repair the damaged leather. Lightly apply the oil to the affected area with a cotton ball, allow to dry for an hour, then see how it looks. Repeat if necessary.

Source: 5 Things That Ruin Leather (and 3 Things That Fix it) | Gold Eagle Co.

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