What is the material that is in contact with the gun? I have seen some of these that have rough velcro on the inside of the loop...
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Not sure exactly what the material is but it is like nylon. The velcro is not the typical material that most are used to, it is still a hook n loop but much stronger. I have found that anything but a small, palm size gun gets too crowded so you may want to reconsider depending on the hand gun you have. FYI - I have a versi-pack which is relatively small...
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The Interior is Nylon. It's not a soft material, but I haven't had any issue with it scratching or marring the finish of either of the pistols I use it with.
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Inside it is the woven polyester, which is not rough. I have never worried about wear on the sidearm. It's a great holster for the inside of the Max bags.
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If used properly, the Velcro makes contact with the back of the tall attachment strip, not the gun. What touches the gun is vinyl.
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It's made of a hard plastic. Very durable and well made. Not sure if it will fit your rifle or not. We used it in a M83 A2.
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Put some silicone spray or "armor-all" on a rag and wipe down the inside of the holster. Then wipe dry. The holster will be perfect.
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Well, glad you asked. I love this snake. About 1/4 of the way from the pointy end (metal weight) there is a wire brush. I dip mine in Hoppe's #9 bore cleaner and pull it through. A bit hard at first but it will go through. It's wiped by the raggy portion of the snake as you pull. Now I put a little TW25 gun grease on the snake several inches behind the wire brush and pull it through again. Oiled clean as a wistle. Maybe 5 minutes at the most in time. I may do the bore clean several times but not the grease. Spend the rest of my time polishing the rest of the piece.
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What do you mean by loop? If you are referring to the attachment rings...no. They're for mounting to the rifle. You may be needing a "sling".
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Mine is holding up real well. At first it was a lil snug on the gun and mag, but it eased up and it's still in great shape. I wear it everyday and the mag dosnt poke me or protrude.
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The outside is plastic, but the mechanism inside is metal. There is some weight to the gun. Should last a long time. It looks so real my concern was that the orange tip would come off, but that doesn't seem to be the case.
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The product looks like it is made of a tightly woven plastic material which my husband said that in time the weave probably will rip. He used the target last year with the field tips and the target wasn't phased by the endless shooting he did before deer season started. We hope this helps you out.
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I've only had that problem once, when I removed it at the weaver base from the rifle. I was doing a full clean, and I wanted to make sure I didn't get any oil on the scope. I thought if I made sure to use the same slot, and tightened it good, I'd be OK. I was wrong. The scope was way off after removing it. There was only one other guy at the range that day, who was bored, and knows a lot more than me. When he saw how far off I was, he asked to check the scope. Of the 12 screws that hold the scope in the rings, a few had came loose. I told him I had removed it for cleaning, and he told me that if I ever do that, I'll never get it back exactly the same, and will have to re-sight every time. Since then, I've removed the ring screws, one at a time, and put on a drop of removable (blue) Loctite. I also tightened the base bolts slightly with a wrench. When I clean the rifle, I'll cover it with a plastic bag to make sure I don't get it dirty. It's done fine since, stays zeroed well.
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I use the Surefire V70, Surefire Rugged Polymer Speed Holster I don't see any scratches on my Fury, but I don't use it as often as some people. I don't like the Velcro types because Velcro doesn't last very long.
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I have one installed on a 590 with a pistol grip. It has held secure with a flashlight attached for over 200 hundred rounds, about half of which were buckshot or slugs. If it's loose just cut a piece of sandpaper to fit in one side of the clamp. Put the grit side towards the clamp not the mag tube. That way there will be no marks on the tube when you remove it. I've done this for other applications and it holds securely.
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The V shaped rubber is glued to the plastic V shaped. With the V shaped rubber attached rifle is stable in placed without it a little slippery. Hope it helps.
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It's the plastic, but it works as well as the old one; which I think you can't buy anymore. Maybe at a gun show somewhere.
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I have been using one with my Walther PPS 40 for several months..... have not seen any scratching so far.
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I've not had any issues with jamming, as a matter of fact, I don't think the spent cases are even hitting the rail since the bottom of it doesn't even look like it's been getting banged up. The only time my Mini had feeding issues was when I put a recoil buffer pad to try and minimize any wear on a scope I had on it, once that happened I took the pad out and put and iron rear sight on the rail.
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They are made from hard plastic. I use them on my G23 mags. They stick out just past the grip.
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The protective plastic coating seems to adequate to protect the firearm finish from damage...providing the user quickly learns to roll the firearm away from the magnetic connection. The connection is strong and I do not know if the coating would continue to protect the forearm finish over time if a user roughly "jerked" the firearm away form the magnetic holster. After a few "proper" practice removals of the firearm from the holster, I am not concerned damage to the firearm finish. I would purchace another one.