Re: I just shot myself video
Posted: Sun, 17 Jul 2011 23:41:22
It's a little terrible. You should be more careful.
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That was my take on this also, Jake. I own two of them. Your finger does not go down to the trigger at all. If anything the Serpa gets me to placing my finger in a perfect location, pointing straight in line with the barrel, along side the slide. I don't get this at all.Jakeiscrazy wrote:The problem isn't the Serpa. If you disengage lock, even if you continue to press as you draw your finger ends up on the frame of the gun just like a draw with any holster is taught. The button is NOT over the trigger or trigger guard. If you can't keep your finger straight as your drawing you have not business using any holster. To Tex's credit he didn't blame the holster(although many have for him).
(Skip to 1:50 to see what I am talking about.)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-5EMk3PLb3A
Here is what the guy who did the opinion video on Tex Grebner's shooting himself in the leg said on another forum:jakeiscrazy wrote:(Skip to 1:50 to see what I am talking about.)
Above from this thread:Sturmgewehre wrote:The point is, if you had spoken to Mr. Grebner you would get a more complete opinion. He does see the SERPA as a liability and he does feel that is it his fault the mishap occred, but he also believes the SERPA contributed to the mishap. He's so confident that the SERPA is at least partially responsible, he is getting rid of his only SERPA holster and I doubt you'll ever see another video of his where one is featured (unless he decides to make another video about his mishap).
He didn't want to mention anything about the holster being unsafe in his video as he was fearful of the backlash, and rightly so. Look at the couple of posters in this thread that immediately resorted to insults and personal attacks because I dared to have an opinion that differed from their own. Some people are quick to ridicule, insult and taunt those that say something unfavorable about their brand of choice and Tex was fully aware of this and wished to avoid it. He knew he would be called an idiot for having the mishap, he didn't want to add fuel to the fire by mentioning any fault of the gear.
Sounds like hearsay to me...........Chasbo00 wrote:Here is what the guy who did the opinion video on Tex Grebner's shooting himself in the leg said on another forum:jakeiscrazy wrote:(Skip to 1:50 to see what I am talking about.)
Above from this thread:Sturmgewehre wrote:The point is, if you had spoken to Mr. Grebner you would get a more complete opinion. He does see the SERPA as a liability and he does feel that is it his fault the mishap occred, but he also believes the SERPA contributed to the mishap. He's so confident that the SERPA is at least partially responsible, he is getting rid of his only SERPA holster and I doubt you'll ever see another video of his where one is featured (unless he decides to make another video about his mishap).
He didn't want to mention anything about the holster being unsafe in his video as he was fearful of the backlash, and rightly so. Look at the couple of posters in this thread that immediately resorted to insults and personal attacks because I dared to have an opinion that differed from their own. Some people are quick to ridicule, insult and taunt those that say something unfavorable about their brand of choice and Tex was fully aware of this and wished to avoid it. He knew he would be called an idiot for having the mishap, he didn't want to add fuel to the fire by mentioning any fault of the gear.
http://www.ar15.com/forums/t_5_23/11362 ... e_leg.html
That it is; but, I very much doubt it's untrue.Jakeiscrazy wrote: Sounds like hearsay to me...........