Isn't that was is was designed to do while shooting?

@@qualitygoodsandservices1242 No. Load a round from a magazine, then remove it and put in a full magazine. I realize I am just someone on the internet, so look up people like Massad Ayoob, Bill Rogers, or any professional trainer’s opinion. It makes the extractor flex more. It’s less important with external extractors. There are tip up barrel handguns designed for people that have trouble racking the slide.

@@oklahomahank2378 Thank you. I did look it up and studied my firearm. Appreciate it!

how so?

@@qualitygoodsandservices1242 the design is to be snapped on from the bottom of the trigger guard. By sliding it in from the front you increase the likelihood of accidentally pressing the trigger. A normal holster doesn’t have this issue because it has more material and keeps fingers away from the guard. Also, the VG2 has a lot of retention, so you’re putting substantial force in a motion that could lead to a discharge. Much better to be safe and snap it from the bottom so the force you’re exerting is upward rather than front to back.

Thank you. I will try that out.

Wow! I would pick it up even though I have enough luggage. It would be a great back up or gift.

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The four wheels provide better mobility.

That is very true. We bought the large one knowing that so that is where most our kids clothes go and heavier items in the smaller bags.

The casual traveler might think this bag is a lot until you have luggage fail on you. Samsonite does make some good bags. I still have some hard case ones from them that are 30 years old that I use for storage. My concern with Samsonite is that they make such a variety of bags, some good and some not so good. So you might find a good deal on one but just check the specs on it so you know you actually are getting a good deal and not just another cheap bag you need to replace in 5 years.

I tried the Bravo holster on a single clip and didn't like it as much. Glad you found something that works!

I tried that one too and the single hook from Bravo. The Tulster seems to have the smallest foot print on my body which equates to more comfort.

i have the same question. i want to get the large and medium but need them to nest for storage.

Yes they will store within each other. I jut choose not to because I have enough space in the attic and I don't like the dirty wheels inside the clean packing area.

@@tommullarkey7372 Yes they will store within each other. I jut choose not to because I have enough space in the attic and I don't like the dirty wheels inside the clean packing area.

Yes they will. I just don't like having the dirty wheels inside my clean packing area.

I am surprised to hear that. I have always gotten a responses within 24 hours and the first point of contact is usually knowledgeable.

sorry to hear

this is why I usually opt for the twin queen rooms at hotels. i like to spread out my stuff on the bed rather than using the drawers. I like to keep things in the open so I do not forget anything

I like to use one bed as my staging area and the other one to sleep in.

I am now. What are my options?

I feel the same way with plastics. The brewer unit is housed in plastic but the internals are metal, probably stainless.

What do you use?

Glad to hear. I am currently on my third band. It is a low profile great quality watch.

Hello from the US! I just replaced another strap and battery. I jut now started to get condensation in the face but it still works. I need to replace the backing plate O-ring. The strap holds up well to UV but it is probably when it gets snagged or my kid tugging on it.

If it is an older home then you might have to try another outlet. Most homes have a GFCI outlet in the kitchen/wet area that should be able to handle the current load. You might have another major appliance on the same circuit like the refrigerator that is constantly running. You will have to move the coffee maker to another circuit.

try moving other appliances off the same circuit.

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correct on both statements

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I did, but everything needs cleaning and I like the one touch aspect.

How has your experience been with the Philips model?

I have had mine for several years with thousands of cups of coffee made. I did buy the extended warranty and use it as noted in other videos. I found their customer service to be not only responsive but quite knowledgeable.

My top plate cracked from the heating plate. I have to send it back to get the top plate replaced. I will ask them to disable the heating element.

Great question. For me I feel perfectly fine because you have quite a bit of tension from your pant waistline that hold the firearm in place and so the guard works just fine to protect the trigger. When you hold the holster in your hand it feels looser than actually wearing in on your waistline.

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@jasonlicsko - How do you like the TXC X1 Pro? I see on the TXC website they have "A redesigned concealment wedge with a more gradual angle that maximizes comfort." Do you have the redesigned wedge, and if so do you like it? Does the helix design work as expected with the Alias system? I'm about ready to pull the trigger. Thanks

@@bennyboy6367if you haven’t bought it yet, on neomag’s youtube channel they have a video called “TXC X1 Pro” and they show mounting the alias clip on the txc x1 pro and they show putting it on and it works well. About to order this setup right now, thought I’d share since I saw your comment

@@isaacfarmer7138 Thanks isaacfarmer. I purchased the TXC X1 Pro on 3/11/24 mainly because of the video you're suggesting. Unfortunately, like many of these holsters, there's a long lead time. I've already received the Neomag receiver and clip so I'll be ready once the holster gets here. I'll be interested on how you like the system. Good luck.

The claw does make a minor difference. The longer the grip to more the claw helps.

I do like the slim design of the bugout.

It is hard to go wrong with a benchmade folder.

so what do you use now?

I am having my doubts. That is why I bought the warranty.

my warranty was done through their site and was quite easy.

That is way too long to be without a coffee maker.

Does it fit in a crj900?

awesome, glad to hear!

Thus goes the saying, "you get what you pay for".

I can't say that I disagree. That would will probably be my next one or the Hera.

@@qualitygoodsandservices1242 the infidel is still bad ass either way

Hope you like it. I use one for the small lock box under my bed. It is a nice low profile option to keep one chambered a locked. My rule that I follow is to keep it chambered only when I suitable holster for it. I used to keep it in the safe without a holster because I did not have one that fit so I used to keep it loaded but not chambered.

One other person made a comment on pushing the holster up from the bottom rather than sliding it on to avoid an AD.

It's hard to beat Briggs & Riley. It may seem expensive to those who are not frequent travelers but to those who are on the road a lot it is well worth the price tag. All you need is one bad experience of having a cheap bag come apart on you and then you would be happy to dish out $600 for a quality bag that has a lifetime warranty.

I do not like to buy items from brands or companies that do not specialize in that particular item.

Just keep in mind that if you buy an extended slide release it might stick out and catch on your skin a bit more than you like. I used to run the Vickers Tactical on this holster then took it off until I started using the Tulster which covers that area.

Take you unloaded firearm and just stick it in your pants where you would normally carry it. That is about the same as it feels with this holster. Then the claw helps turn the handle in a bit more.

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What do you mean by fidget and hard use?

Do you mean the texture? I think the texture is simple, effective, and cleans up well too.

@@samuelkim7014 he can't play with it or baton logs

Let me try it on mine and I'll get back with you.

I addressed this in my last video where I talk about the replacement unit that I receive from them. When I went to test the different settings for the espresso shot it did change the volume of liquid coming out accordingly but it also changed it for the other settings that I did not set. The only one that I adjusted was the espresso setting to verify your concern but the next time I went to make an Americano for myself I noticed that the quantity of liquid that came out was far greater. So I had to go and adjust all the other settings which I did not change and start from scratch.

Mine changes the volume of the shot.

It seems like a minor detail but even on such a small firearm it does make a difference. I would definitely get it with the claw. If for some reason that you don't like it, take it off. Raven concealment makes a lot of hardware for other companies so it will most likely fit on another holster too.

@@samuelkim7014 right on thanks

I wear this everyday. No issues at all. I got the claw. Took some time to get accustomed to.. but very happy overall!!

Get an ulti clip for it. Metal and it keep everything more snug

Do you use the over the belt or the one that clips onto your pants?

I suppose you are right. I'll try it out next time and give you credit. Thanks for the constructive criticism.

I changed my greeting on the next one. Thanks

Wow. That's surprising. It seems like a well built machine. Can you share what kind of issues you've had?

What do you use?

That is what makes that global warranty so handy. As long as you can email them and ship it to and from, you should be ok. Sometimes traveling with their world countries I know that can be a challenge but usually you can find places to ship stuff to securely. Maybe a local hotel or something like that.

Do you have to buy the self repair kit or do they consider it warranty?

I would ask them to give you the same size wheels or possibly even order the hardware myself. I think my international is the same size wheels but now I'm curious as well. I'll have to check it out later.

That is why I like to carry on rather than check in luggage.

That is intentional from Benchmade. Probably due to liability. They don't want people to accidently deploy the blade in their pocket and hit an artery. I do not think that is a valid concern because it takes quite a bit of force to deploy the blade. The other auto knife that I have will go through cardboard but it was made by a local knife maker not a larger company like Benchmade who is more prone to getting sued.

That is probably due to a faulty o-ring brewer unit. Mine came with spare o-rings so you might want to match the color up and replace it.

I had a leak on my counter a few times and actually sent it in. They sent me a new box to ship it back to them with the labels included. They cleaned it out really well and just reminded me to keep the tray and the bottom of the Brewer unit clean. If it is dirty it can create a pathway for coffee to drip outside of the tray, just behind the lugs.

Check the O-ring on the brewer unit.

The insert inside the zipped lid comes out but not the zippered section.

Also another good idea is to add to packing cubes to the upper lid. Two 10 inch cubes would fit nicely in the lid.

The suit partition helps but not that much of a difference.

Do you have one? Is it worth $70 in close to new condition? Found one on Craigslist.

@@jarvisskooge8602Thanks. Definitely not a knockoff. It’s from a reputable seller. I took a close look. I’ll have it on my collection soon.

I do prefer a Kydex sheath but then the cost of the knife would be $300. I do find the sheath a bit cumbersome to constantly pull it in and out like my pistol but that is why I use a carabineer to hook the sheath on a belt loop too.

I would prefer kydex.

I did consider the Phillips. They make a good product but the milk steamer was the big deciding factor. The TK seems easier to clean up which it is.

I am currently looking at the new kitchen aid one.

No problem, thanks for watching. It is still going strong. They just came out with an updated version which I might put in the office and still keep the 01 at home.

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On a domestic flight I keep it uncompressed even if I have the room to compress because it keeps my laptop top case on top more stable. When I get onto the flight I push the bag up against the luggage compartment to compress the bag to size. The width has never stopped me on domestic flights either.

@@tangozulu7486 thank you

When it is fully expanded it will not fit horizontally. It will fit fully expanded on the overhead bins that require you to turn your bag on its side.

Just watched a video on it. Seems to work well. A bit pricey though

One of best EDC steel.