Flashbang bra holster demo, fast, and practical (video)

http://gopthedailydose.com ^ | january 13, 2013

[lowbridge]

The Gun industry makes all kinds on interesting holsters where women can carry there gun such as the bra holster. ~Walter Williams~

[POWERSBOOTHEFAN]

Titty titty bang-bang.

[Vendome]

Saw this the other day.

Bit of a boob job....

[shibumi]

With that rack she could hide a Mossberg 500.

[JRandomFreeper]

Worked with a market-droid that had large inteface units and she carried... I swear, geek that I am I took inventory. A pen. A pencil. Another pencil. A small notepad. Some receipts, because Colleen needs the paperwork..... Her cell phone. A small .32 and a flat box of 10 rounds.

WTF? I haven't seen a .32 since forever, and the box the extra rounds were in were older than me.

Back to being the geek... and you have this all in your bra.

Yes.

Any duck eggs?

She blushes.

K. Ancient prevert. Mark that one off the list.

/johnny

[Vendome]

Awesome bullets....

[SWAMPSNIPER]

This S&W First Model Hammerless came from New Orleans. It's been cut down and a hole drilled through the rib. It was made between 1887 and 1902. The NOLA "working girls" hung small pistols or revolvers on neck strings. The string was easy to break. I reckon that this little gun has some interesting tales to tell.

It still shoots just fine!

[Average Al]

With double barrels like those all she needs is a quick bra release.

[Makana]

After watching the video sixteen times, I noticed the weapon jammed with the first round. I prefer a .32 revolver myself.

[jespasinthru]

Oooh, I want one! I always fretted about concealed carry in a purse. Harder to get to in a hurry, and purses can be stolen. And back pocket heat leaves an outline that can be seen.

[Daffynition]

Cute. But this is not going to work well for many women and the type of pistol they carry.

[ThunderSleeps]

I think she needs more range time. I’d be willing to volunteer a few hours with her, help her on the draw, shirt/top selection, etc. Because I’m such a nice guy, bid second amendment supporter and all...

[PapaBear3625]

And you make one mistake drawing under stress, and you have an instant mastectomy.

[exit82]

Pretty neat how there is no bulge in the middle of the chest. From the video, you could not tell she had a gun in her bra.

Being well endowed certainly helped.

But it was far more hidden than I thought possible.

Average draw and fire time was around 1.5 seconds.

[Daffynition]

That crossed my mind, also. I happen to keep my blouse/shirt tucked in....and my CC revolver is very heavy and bulky....23 oz empty.

As stated above, this is not the *perfect* option for many. Some may like it which is fine for mouse guns....this is from someone who has a drawer full of holsters I have tried out....and eventually eliminated.

[Safetgiver]

It would take me longer than that just to find the pistol. About a half hour or so, but I’m slow. REAL slow.

[IamConservative]

I could see carrying a hammerless .38 with the heavy trigger pull. Not sure I’d recommend a compact semi-auto. Be a good way to ruin a perfectly good breast.

[Lazamataz]

Look at the guns on that chick!!!

The firearm was nice too.

[OldPossum]

I prefer a .32 revolver myself.

You know, Smith & Wesson once made a revolver in .32 H & R Magnum--maybe they still do. I bought the wife one. It has more "oomph" than the regular .32. And it's very lightweight, just 13 ounces.

[SgtHooper]

One commenter said that when drawing from the holster, only the grip can be accessed-no trigger exposure while holstered.