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Unread 03-16-2022, 05:26 PM   #1
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Default Question about Rauwers shoulder holster

I've been looking a fair while for a nicely made yet fairly economical leather shoulder holster that incorporates an extra mag holder as an integral part of the system. I won a lot at an online auction recently, and my wishes have been granted.

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My question: Does anyone know what the doo-hickey is that shows up right below the extra mag holder, and above the belt strap?
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Handcuffs holder from what I can see.
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Handcuffs holder from what I can see.
Mm-mmm! Kinky!
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I agree hand cuff holster. Bill
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I agree hand cuff holster. Bill
That makes sense, gentlemen. I'd try it out, but I lost the only pair of even cheap handcuffs I had to pilferage from an installation at one of my art shows about thirty years ago!

The holster fits my Star Model BM and its extra mag pretty well, although I have no plans to arrest/restrain anybody.
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It's only kinky if your doo-hickey gets snagged in that doo-hickey
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