Lanyard loop

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Originally Posted by rbeau30

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I would "retain" that but I don't think a "loop" would be involved.....

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Originally Posted by BPTactical

I would "retain" that but I don't think a "loop" would be involved.....

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if there's more than 1 ?

Just say no to the lanyard, just say no.

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Originally Posted by Guylee

They're useful in combat situations. Wouldn't use it for regular carry.

A guy I worked with told me a story about one time when he was doing a movement and kept hearing a weird clacking sound behind him. He finally turned around at a stop and saw that he'd been dragging his Glock along behind him. [hammer]

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Good thing he wasn't clearing a space with a revolving door.

I was actually wondering about this in civilian use too.. thanks for the input!

Around the water they can save the gun. Pretty much everywhere else the catch on shit.

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There is a new type of carry sweeping the nation. It's called Janitor carry. That's what that is for.

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Originally Posted by Bunny

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So... it's a place to hang your balls?

[Coffee]

I believe lanyards were historically used by mounted cavalry. I don't have a use for them today. Some of my polymer pistols with interchangeable backstraps leave a notch at the bottom so a lanyard can be attached around the roll pin.

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