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@official_staccato2011 over 3k with no cleaning, no issues. I lube rails every 500-750 and there’s no malfunctions. @tenicorusa holster has some reps on it as well……it’s gone through 35k rounds of Staccato C2 shooting. #gear #defoor #defoorproformanceshooting #kd4 #staccato2011 #tenicor https://www.instagram.com/p/CdLFv_PuGxL/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

Range time. From concealment with a new tenicor holster and a mp9.

Broke out the Sagax Lux and TLR-7 for a gov class. This is, by far the best light and holster for true concealed/low vis………. @tenicorusa outdid themselves with this. #defoor #pistol #defoorproformanceshooting #kd4 #staccato2011 #tenicor https://www.instagram.com/p/CdagS3DuRAG/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

The Jimmy Hoffa deaddrop........@tenicor Sagax Lux hidden behind the “A” in Andiamo , formally known as the Machus Red Fox, last place Hoffa was seen alive........off Telegraph in Bloomfield Hills. #tenicor #defoorproformanceshooting #giveback #defoor #kd4 #holster https://www.instagram.com/p/B6gVdalFwaM/?igshid=f7minpsrhr0n

Interest in my gear seems to be at an all time high. Here is all that I own, use and the whys; 1) Crye JPC- used for military and LE SWAT contracts when students are in full kit. Almost exact replica of how I wore my stuff when I was active. 2) Vortex Guide Binopack. Made by Alaskan Guide Creations. I added two Crye pouches to hold water bottles. I use this for military lane grader and recce FTXs and when I hunt on my own. 3) Crye Range Belt with Safariland UBL plate and HSG mag pouches. Used for military and LE contracts when students are in full kit and also in any class where cold or heavy rain is happening. I can easily switch from ALS to SLS depending on the unit’s setup. 4) Crye chest rig. Used for all military recce classes as well as any military or LE class when traveling with armor plates is not conducive. An almost exact replica of what I wore in Aghanistan as a recce operator. 5) MICH-2001 helmet. My original helmet. Yes it’s heavy as fuck and there are better options currently available but I’m too lazy to buy new plus this has some sentimental value. Used for military and LE NOD classes. 6) Tenicor Velo. Used for almost all OE pistol classes and all military low vis classes. 7) Tenicor Certum. Used for all military and government concealed/low vis contracts where AIWB isn’t authorized by the unit. 8) Tenicor ARX LUX. Used for military and LE contracts where OWB is used exclusively. Conveniently works with or without light. #defoorproformanceshooting #gear #defoor #kit #alaskanguidecreations #cryeprecision #kd4 #tenicor https://www.instagram.com/p/B0dr18BFELO/?igshid=86scdtq1c8c7

For all you followers and the wives who ask me and the guys who’s should probably buy yourself a present....The Velo holster (my AIWB holster of choice) and all other @tenicorusa items are 15% off today on the Tenicor website. Discount code is TENICOR15 at checkout. #defoorproformanceshooting #blackfriday #defoor #xmasgifts #kd4 #tenicor #veloholster #arxholster https://www.instagram.com/p/BqiC8GuD2XJ/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=gxzay5rz8hq0

After months of searching this is my AIWB holster of choice now. It’s called the Velo and made by @tenicorusa. Pictured is my G43 version. I also have the G19 version and use both regularly. • This holster has no contemporary at present; one piece design with a molded in wedge as part of it, smartest sweatguard ever, complete coverage of muzzle no matter how you move, large enough opening to let brass fall through, @sayocglobal clip system manufactured by @discreetcarryconcepts with echeloned screw holes, ability to use one or two clips. Great retention that can be adjusted to suit different preferences. • All of these traits make the Velo perform great during combatives, hot summer months, with or without multiple clothes, on motorcycles, running, climbing and during long, multi day range sessions. • My highest recommendation and I’m stoked to have found this USA made company and to be associated with them. #yoursearchisover #defoorproformanceshooting #aiwb #tenicor #defoor #appendixcarry #kd4 #pistolholster https://www.instagram.com/p/BmLUHR3Aavw/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=8g8bklevlnq0

The next belt above this one is from Agonic and it's their EDB belt. The belt itself is flexible and stretches. There are slots in between stitches that you can store stuff in or take the stitching out to store larger things in. Since it stretches you can cut the belt to length or leave as is and insert the buckle where it may fit. There are many pros to this belt, but the one thing that I kind of got tired of was the placard. Over time the placard has frayed and has been bent which digs into my side. Great belt, but that is the one issues I have. This belt was an option presented to me that aligns with the current holster I utilize from Tenicor. The last and most recent belt on the very top is the Tenicor Zero Belt. This belt is mad flexible and might be the easiest belt to put on and off. The belt is based around minimalism and utilizes tension to lock in the system. The buckle is very small and lightweight, but given its design it has held on to the other portion of the belt without any slipping. Due to this belt being made from the same company as the holster I use, the developers made it to where both pieces are greatly easy to use. So far the belt has held my pants and the holster up with no issues. Was worried about how unrigid the belt was, but now I have seen the way.