I have been carrying my Kel-Tec 2nd gen 380 in a pocket holster. I sent in for the clip draw for my p-64 and now it is my carry piece for summer with my shirt out it is perfect.
I have over a dozen hand guns with the P-64 being the most accurate and the best buy of them all. Paid 139 last year at a gun show, whish I had bought a few more then.
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onapar,
Couldn't agree with you more, and the clipdraw is a nice alternative to a
holster, several here have them, when I first read about them here, I couldn't wait till I got mine, it's just plain Jane version but hey, its covered up all day anyway so what the hay. I still have 3 P-64's, and I keep the clipdraw on one of them.
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Couldn't agree with you more, and the clipdraw is a nice alternative to a
holster, several here have them, when I first read about them here, I couldn't wait till I got mine, it's just plain Jane version but hey, its covered up all day anyway so what the hay. I still have 3 P-64's, and I keep the clipdraw on one of them.
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I have a Clipdraw on my Mak. I've considered installing one on at least one of my P-64's. The P-64 is one of the easiest guns to conceal that I have ever owned.
Couldn't agree with you more, and the clipdraw is a nice alternative to a holster, several here have them, when I first read about them here, I couldn't wait till I got mine, it's just plain Jane version but hey, its covered up all day anyway so what the hay. I still have 3 P-64's, and I keep the clipdraw on one of them.
Unfortunately, Ohio's concealed carry law requires that the firearm be either in a holster or in a locked container whenever it's carried in a motor vehicle. So I don't get a lot of chance to use the Clipdraw unless I want to stash the gun every time I'm in the car. *sigh*
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Hi Andy,
Those grips [Zee Grips] as we call them here, are made by one of our members, Zeeborg, we have affectionately dubbed him Zee, and he is a supper guy to deal with. The one I posted on this thread are the Dark Green w/black swirl, however, Zee makes them in several different colors and different swirls. At the moment though, I believe he is making new molds for his P-64 grips. Tunnelrat, another member here loaned him a couple sets of the original "flat" grips to make new molds and I am sure Zee will be up an running on those grips soon. Zee also makes really nice grips for the CZ52 pistols too and in all different colors also. You can contact him at,
geospacesr@hotmail.com
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Those grips [Zee Grips] as we call them here, are made by one of our members, Zeeborg, we have affectionately dubbed him Zee, and he is a supper guy to deal with. The one I posted on this thread are the Dark Green w/black swirl, however, Zee makes them in several different colors and different swirls. At the moment though, I believe he is making new molds for his P-64 grips. Tunnelrat, another member here loaned him a couple sets of the original "flat" grips to make new molds and I am sure Zee will be up an running on those grips soon. Zee also makes really nice grips for the CZ52 pistols too and in all different colors also. You can contact him at,
geospacesr@hotmail.com
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Zee grips and you nice pics of them on your pistols are so nice I post them everyhweere on the net I can
