Hindi Duty Belt Problem

[Narco]

I dont use my gun hand to get my light. But just because you dont agree with light part, dont let that stop you from taking a look at the dvd. Its worth the money.

if your light was behind your pistol you would, unless youre stretch armstrong. thats the whole point. if you teach ppl to put their light behind their gun they have no choice but to grab it with thier gun hand which = stupid.

[District B 13]

Anyone that advocates placing something directly behind your gun holster is a complete and utter jackass! I've NEVER had ANY instructor tell me to do that. As a matter of fact, we are/have been/and always will be told NOT to do that! You will tie up the gun, you will create issues with drawing and holstering, etc etc etc.

But I guess this Hindi guy (never heard of him) knows everything...

[Resq14]

Sometimes dogs shoplift...

[ChiTownDet]

Who cares where the Hindu's carry their flashlights?
And a dogcatcher needs handcuffs because??

[FutureDeputy]

agreed^^ i would NEVER keep my light behind my gun. that's stupid. you're training yourself to tie up your gun hand by getting your light. that bit of Hindi advice alone is all i need to save my $ and not buy his DVD.

I dont use my gun hand to get my light. But just because you dont agree with light part, dont let that stop you from taking a look at the dvd. Its worth the money.

[Resq14]

I can buy into the "try not to put stuff on your back." It makes sense to me.

But flashlight behind your gun? Umm, no.

Bad advice.

[Narco]

agreed^^ i would NEVER keep my light behind my gun. that's stupid. you're training yourself to tie up your gun hand by getting your light. that bit of Hindi advice alone is all i need to save my $ and not buy his DVD.

[sureshot015]

Keeping your flashlight behind your gun is the worst advice I've ever heard. IMHO not to say that there aren't tons of guys who do it.

[FutureDeputy]

I wouldn't be able to keep a flashlight behind my handgun, I know I am not a police officer, however, through my training in explorers, if my flashlight would be behind my gun, there are MANY times when I wouldn't have been able to draw my handgun and flashlight for low/no light situations.

I am not an officer yet, but I have been training in martial arts so I decided I would get an early start on stuff like this. At first, it does seem like you would not be able to draw your firearm and light when you need them both. I never thought I could do it, so I moved my ring. After awhile, I decided to move it back. I started practicing with it behind my weapon, and now I can do it just like it was on my support side.

[Robocop007]

LOL! When I heard Hindi I thought you meant a foreign language and I was like WTF??

[cjmajor1807]

I wouldn't be able to keep a flashlight behind my handgun, I know I am not a police officer, however, through my training in explorers, if my flashlight would be behind my gun, there are MANY times when I wouldn't have been able to draw my handgun and flashlight for low/no light situations.

[FutureDeputy]

Yes, it is.



Hindi specifies where to put the flashlight? I didn't know that. Maybe I have a pre-flashlight version of the DVD.

He does not specifie this in the dvd, but I have talked to him numerous times on the phone. He states that the flashlight should be place directly behind the firearm seperated by a keeper.

[proteknserve]

The "Proteknserve Field Note Taking System" utilized by law enforcement officers across the country!

Lets considered it done as of now. I like it.

[DogCatcher2H]

So some guy named the layout of his belt and is "marketing" it? WTF! I'm going to "market" keeping your notepad in the opposite shirt pocket of your ink pen and cuff key, therefore they don't obstruct the pocket opening when you regularly remove your notepad.

The "Proteknserve Field Note Taking System" utilized by law enforcement officers across the country!

Here is the Dogcatcher Belt system:

Starting from the left of the buckle:
- Mace pouch holding a glob of latex gloves
- Belt Keeper
- Radio Holder
- Handcuff case 1 (Holds S&W cuffs)
- belt keeper in back
- second belt keeper in back'
- handcuff case # 2 (Holds doggy cuffs aka dog leashes)
- silent key holder
- belt keeper
- phone case
- tactical key ring used as another belt keeper.

Smith and Wesson 1st responder in sap pocket 1, Large mag light in sap pocket 2.

[proteknserve]

So some guy named the layout of his belt and is "marketing" it? WTF! I'm going to "market" keeping your notepad in the opposite shirt pocket of your ink pen and cuff key, therefore they don't obstruct the pocket opening when you regularly remove your notepad.