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  • Frogdog
    My take - if the guy wants to own/carry a Hi-Point, that's his business. And if he wants to repair his holster with a zip-tie, that's his business also. I'm not going to down him for either choice.

    Besides, in my experience, both Hi-Points and zip-ties have something in common. They're inexpensive, but they work well.
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  • Mr. Perfect
    quote:Originally posted by DBV
    My take - if the guy wants to own/carry a Hi-Point, that's his business. And if he wants to repair his holster with a zip-tie, that's his business also. I'm not going to down him for either choice.

    Besides, in my experience, both Hi-Points and zip-ties have something in common. They're inexpensive, but they work well.
    Yeah, but like Kit said, it's not every day you see a holster/gun combo where the holster costs more than the gun.
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  • Frogdog
    quote:Originally posted by Mr. Perfect
    quote:Originally posted by DBV
    My take - if the guy wants to own/carry a Hi-Point, that's his business. And if he wants to repair his holster with a zip-tie, that's his business also. I'm not going to down him for either choice.

    Besides, in my experience, both Hi-Points and zip-ties have something in common. They're inexpensive, but they work well.
    Yeah, but like Kit said, it's not every day you see a holster/gun combo where the holster costs more than the gun.


    Ha! Good point. Kind of like seeing a $600 car driving around with $10K in fancy rims/tires. [:D]
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