caseHey guys I came across this in my latest shooting mag from cabelas. Anyone seen it or have one. I am headed to cabelas this weekend I am going to check to see if the store has one. I did a search for this and didnt come up with anything sorry of its a repost! http://www.cabelas.com/cabelas/en/t...abelas/en/common/search/search-box.jsp.form23
Re: Cell phone case looking holster... anyone seen Following is the link for the Cell Pal Holster video. [ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mxtv1KQimis[/ame] Even provides for a viagra draw.
Re: Cell phone case looking holster... anyone seen Thanks for the link oldman. You may or may not have realized this but the case I posted holds your gun on your belt like were a cell phone would normaly go. Its specfically for a small gun like the p3at
Re: Cell phone case looking holster... anyone seen When you buy the new Taurus .380 mousegun (whatever nomenclature they gave it) you get that holster and an extra mag that comes with it for free
Re: Cell phone case looking holster... anyone seen Hi, I have a Bull Dog Cell Phone Concealed-Carry Holster and have used and practiced with it using a P-32, P3AT, and SS Taurus PT-738. Its something you have to practice with to get the draw right. I eventually went back to either my Galco IWB holster or pocket carry, I just didn't trust those magnets to do their job when the holster is really being jarred i.e. running, but do trust leather, or my pocket. Best Regards
Re: Cell phone case looking holster... anyone seen Cheaper than Dirt has it for a few dollars less. Peace favor your sword, Kirk
Re: Cell phone case looking holster... anyone seen i checked out that other cell pal holster website and stumbled across this: http://www.concealedcomfort.com/keltec.shtml didn'nt ATF rule those disguising holsters illegal per the "any other gun" clause?
Re: Cell phone case looking holster... anyone seen I don't think the holster was disguised at all - I recognized it as a holster IMMEDIATELY! (and I'm NOT a professional) But - specifically, the answer is no. From the ATF: WALLET GUNS ATF has received numerous inquiries regarding wallet guns and wallet holsters. As defined in section 5845(e) of the National Firearms Act (NFA), the term “any other weapon” includes certain concealable weapons. Various types of disguised weapons such as cane guns, belt buckle guns, and briefcase guns (with remote control firing mechanisms) fall within the “any other weapon” category. It is unlawfil to make, possess, or transfer such firearms without complying with the provisions of the NFA. During the 1970’s, ATF determined that various small handguns combined with certain “wallet holsters” fall into the “any other weapon” category and are subject to the provisions of the NFA. These wallet holsters are generally rectangular in shape, are designed to disguise the appearance of the handgun, and are designed to allow the weapon to be fired while it is contained within the wallet. The handgun combined with the wallet holster constitutes an NFA firearm. A conventional pistol or revolver which is possessed without the wallet holster would not be an NFA firearm. A wallet holster alone is not subject to NFA controls and cannot be registered or transferred a- a firearm. Firearms contained in conventional holsters, trouser pockets, purses, gun cases, or various other forms of carrying cases have not been determined to fall within the definition of an “any other weapon,” even though it maybe possible to discharge a firearm while it is carried in such a manner. In order for an individual to lawfully “make” a wallet gun, that is to say, acquire both the handgun and the wallet holster, the person must first submit an Application to Make and Register a Firearm (ATF Form 1), pay a $200.00 making tmq and receive approval of the application. The serial number appearing on the handgun should be used to register the firearm. Transfer of a wallet gun requires an approved transfer application and payment of a $5 transfer tax. A transfer will not be approved unless the wallet gun has been registered to the transferor. Mere sale or possession of the wallet holster without the handgun is not a violation of the NFA. However, 18 U.S.C. section 2 provides that a person who aids or abets another person in the commission of an offense is also responsible for the offense. Therefore, sale or distribution of a wallet holster with knowledge that it will be used to make an unregistered NFA firearm may also place the seller or distributor of the holster in violation of the NFA. See a lot of contradiction there? YUP!
Re: Cell phone case looking holster... anyone seen See a lot of contradiction there? YUP![/quote] BUT.... http://www.gunnersecurity.com/holster-Kel_Tek_wallet-1.htm "Note: In the early 90's, a law was passed prohibiting a gun from being carried in a concealed container. The manufacturer contacted the ATF for a ruling on this holster. Because this holster does not place the gun in a container, the ATF ruled this holster is exempt from the this law and is available to consumers without any additional registration, tax stamps, etc
Re: Cell phone case looking holster... anyone seen cheaper than dirt has it for sale and its actually than cabels. (been awhile since ive seen them cheaper than anyone) the Taurus 380 does come with a holster very similar to this http://www.cheaperthandirt.com/60355-33.html
Re: Cell phone case looking holster... anyone seen Thanks for all the replies guys! I made it to Cabelas and laid my hands on this holster all they had it in was the pink but at least I got to see it. I didnt really like it seems big to hang on your belt as a "cell phone case" and that it would take some getting use to get your gun out of it. I did pick up a fobus though that is made specfically for the Kel Tec/Ruger. I am gonna play with that and see how it goes. Thanks again guys! Here is the fobus I picked up.... http://www.fobusholster.com/products/KEL_TEC_P_3AT_2nd_GEN_EVOLUTION_PADDLE_HOLSTER-2196-0.html
Re: Cell phone case looking holster... anyone seen Scroll way down for two pictures from ATF on "any other gun" http://www.atf.gov/firearms/guides/identification-of-nfa-firearms.html
Re: Cell phone case looking holster... anyone seen They are indeed big. It looks like something is def out of the ordinary. They may be a legal form of concealment, but they are by no means discreat
