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Join Date: Jan 2006
Location: North Plains, Oregon
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Another way to carry an XD!
Until recently the only way I ever carried was IWB. But due to old age and some health problems IWB carry has, for me, become a real problem to carry off well. I discovered the Maxpedition Jumbo Versipack and it has become a real savior.
![]() The pic shows it with a large Beretta but the concealed carry compartment fits the XD45 very well. It has a velcro lining and you can get a velcro holster which will hold the XD in place with no problem. I have to carry a lot of "stuff" and the Jumbo allows me to do this with no problem. For those who may need this kind of carry assist the Maxpedition Jumbo is sure a good way to go. The pic also shows the bag carrying a 32oz bottle of water on the side and it will do this if you want. I don't but the space can also be used to carry more "Stuff" if you need it. Very versatile pack
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Join Date: Sep 2005
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Maxpedition makes great gear. I have a bunch of MOLLE pouches I use for camping from them.
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Nice manpurse.
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Oh yeah. I forgot. There's already a word for that. A purse. Anyway, dairycreek, I think that's a sweet pack and I've actually had my eye on one for a while. They're just so expensive...
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Location: North Plains, Oregon
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I agree that they are expensive. On the other hand they are so doggone well built that I suspect that mine will last for a lifetime.
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Join Date: Jun 2004
Location: Austin, Texas
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Could work for some folks. Wouldn't work for me.
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Location: North Plains, Oregon
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No offense to anyone. Tom Brady carries a man purse to. |
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XDTalk 2K Member
Join Date: Sep 2005
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You can usually score good deals of Maxpedition gear on Ebay if you look long enough.
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Join Date: Feb 2006
Location: Leona, Texas
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My CHL Instructor always carried a "Fanny Pack" and none of us really thought much about it. It wasn't until I was in his class and he ripped the velcro loose and pulled out a full size Kimber 1911 that we realized he was carrying a little bit more than his wallet and maybe a pack of Oreos in there. Weapon completely hidden (satisfying CHL requirements) and totally accessable. Although I never thought of them like alot of people do, I don't look at the "Man Purses" quite the same anymore. Due to limited mobility in my right hand and arm from injuries in an accident, I will probably have to go with something like that. I had considered a shoulder holster rig. Living in Texas, that might be fine during the Winter, but not very feasible during most of our Summers.
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