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Comment on Pro-tech’s concealed Seat Buddy for Trucks and SUV by C. Forman

C. Forman — Sun, 05 Sep 2010 23:32:14 +0000

Review by C. Forman for Pro-tech's concealed Seat Buddy for Trucks and SUV Rating: Not for concealed carry holders ! If you open your door there it is wide open to the public for their review ! Totally not concealed at that time. OK for law enforcement.

Comment on Pro-tech’s concealed Seat Buddy for Trucks and SUV by Riz

Riz — Sun, 05 Sep 2010 23:06:27 +0000

Review by Riz for Pro-tech's concealed Seat Buddy for Trucks and SUV Rating: This is a great product, especially for those who carry daily but spend a lot of time in their vehicles. One use not mentioned is that if you have a vehicle with bucket seats and no center console, like is available on a Crown Vic, Caprice or many SUVs and full size vans, you can use it on the right side of the seat. This keeps it out of sight when your door is opened if that is a concern of yours (which it shouldn't be because you shouldn't be leaving it in your vehicle unattended anyway and if you are just get gas or something who cares if anyone sees it?).

It's perfect to hold your firearm between stops when a behind the hip carry can get a little uncomfortable but still leaves it secure and accessible.

Comment on Pro-tech’s concealed Seat Buddy for Trucks and SUV by MrRadio897

MrRadio897 — Sun, 05 Sep 2010 22:47:17 +0000

Review by MrRadio897 for Pro-tech's concealed Seat Buddy for Trucks and SUV Rating: I bought this to carry my Glock while we are on vacation in states where my concealed carry permit is honored. Specifically, we wanted a safe, fast way to get to the gun if it was needed. This LOOKED like it fit the bill.

Take a look at the photo. Do you see the strap at the right that holds the holster in place around the car seat? So did I. The trouble is: the strap ISN'T included, and they don't tell you that, OR tell you where you can get one!

One of my most disappointing Amazon purchases. Not sure who is to blame, the manufacturer or the dealer, but either way...it sure isn't clear on the listing or photo.

Find something else.

Comment on Pro-tech’s concealed Seat Buddy for Trucks and SUV by Rhino Bob

Rhino Bob — Sun, 05 Sep 2010 22:10:42 +0000

Review by Rhino Bob for Pro-tech's concealed Seat Buddy for Trucks and SUV Rating: I think someone has missed the point. It is very obvious from the picture that this holster is not intended to conceal your firearm when you open your vehicle door. Anyone who carries a concealed firearm on a daily basis knows that most concealed carry rigs do not leave your firearm readily accessible when you are belted into the seat of your vehicle. Additionally, if you are right handed and carry 'strong side', your weapon is now on the side of a potential attacker in the passenger seat of your vehicle. The remedy for this is to place your firearm in a more accessible position, away from potential attackers, but finding that position is not always an easy thing to do. Couple that with the fact that some states require that the firearm still be in a holster even while inside the vehicle, and the problem potentially becomes worse. That's where this holster comes in. The reason the title says concealed is because you can use it to keep your firearm concealed from others inside your vehicle, and from those outside your vehicle while the door is closed, but still maintain easy access to it. If you are opening your door then it is assumed that you are taking your firearm with you since you are carrying concealed. In that case you would have transferred your firearm to it's concealed position on your body prior to opening the door. It's still true that the holster would be visible though unless you removed it. It's unlikely that anyone would see it, or even realize what it was if they did, but that personally wouldn't bother me even if they did. It would be up to an individual purchaser whether that would bother them, and of course they would still have the option of removing the holster before they opened the door. But the assertion that this is not for concealed carry is simply not true. This is very much designed for those with a concealed carry license. I've been looking for something like this for a very long time.

Comment on Magnum Research Baby Desert Eagle, Black Air Pistol by J. GAMEZ

J. GAMEZ — Sun, 05 Sep 2010 15:33:39 +0000

Review by J. GAMEZ for Magnum Research Baby Desert Eagle, Black Air Pistol Rating: Cool gun and good power but built in mag spring broke after two weeks and the trigger is no good.

Comment on Magnum Research Baby Desert Eagle, Black Air Pistol by Felipe Quezada

Felipe Quezada — Sun, 05 Sep 2010 15:24:11 +0000

Review by Felipe Quezada for Magnum Research Baby Desert Eagle, Black Air Pistol Rating: I bought this gun about 3 weeks ago, and I'm happy with it. Efective shooting distance is about 150 ft with full-filled CO2 cylinder, and the cylinder works fine for about 75 shoots. It's small, easy to handle and shoot, but the safe button feels weak, maybe this is the only con about this gun.

Comment on Magnum Research Baby Desert Eagle, Black Air Pistol by Lissette Lopez

Lissette Lopez — Sun, 05 Sep 2010 14:55:38 +0000

Review by Lissette Lopez for Magnum Research Baby Desert Eagle, Black Air Pistol Rating: no sight, take off rail,for better aimming,only if you are not planing to place a laser or scope,the top rail is what im taking about leave it off then you are ready to plink.

Comment on Magnum Research Baby Desert Eagle, Black Air Pistol by Joshua C. Bussard

Joshua C. Bussard — Sun, 05 Sep 2010 14:49:02 +0000

Review by Joshua C. Bussard for Magnum Research Baby Desert Eagle, Black Air Pistol Rating: I personally love this air gun. This was my first true BB gun, but I own a .22, and I have fired various other pistols/rifles.
(.45, 9mm, 7mm, .308, .223, .50 BMG)
I wouldn't compare this with any of those, however, that background gives me an idea of what an air-gun should feel like.

Pros-
Good trigger, I love the "suddeness" of it, it reminds me of an M-1911...
I also like the heft of it, it is slightly heavier than other air-guns that I've handled.
Air Capacity is great, up to 70 shots in one canister.

Cons-
The size is COMPLETELY off a true Eagle. (of course... it is a BABY)
No blow-back... that threw me off, even my airsoft guns have blowback...
No mag-release... that barrell mounted mag is funky...
No-true saftey... that lever on the very back of the slide is the real saftey, I would have preffered that...

Over-all however, I love this thing, I highly recommend it.

Comment on Magnum Research Baby Desert Eagle, Black Air Pistol by mgso

mgso — Sun, 05 Sep 2010 14:35:46 +0000

Review by mgso for Magnum Research Baby Desert Eagle, Black Air Pistol Rating: Of all the NON-blowback BB guns I've reviewed, I'll put it in this order:
The Daisy 15XT, Crosman C-11 and the "Baby" last. Though they're all within the same price range $40-45, the "Baby" has the worst trigger pull. The trigger is made of plastic which slide front to back, covering a metal lever (actual trigger) coming down from the top, thus like pulling 2 trigger at a time. The Daisy 15XT is the same, but much smoother. CO2 cover slide back like the C-11. No clip, manual loading-15 rds. I average 170 shots/CO2. Accuracy wise, as expected from a BB pistol, around 5" grouping at 25'. Powerful 420 fps. It comes with attached bottom rail and UNattached top rail as an option to put on. Fixed rearsight, mine shoots about 2-2 1/2" high @ 25' (aiming at center of target the center of grouping would be about 2 1/2" above.)
Looks cool, feels awsome. mgso

Comment on Defensive Handgunning: A Treatise On Handgun Carry And Use by R. Dorney

R. Dorney — Sat, 04 Sep 2010 18:41:04 +0000

Review by R. Dorney for Defensive Handgunning: A Treatise On Handgun Carry And Use Rating: This book was a good read. It covers most aspects of carrying a weapon. Well written. Worth the price.