I have used my first gen Razco holster with my marsupial bino pack (pre molle strap version) for a couple of years now and I absolutely love the set up. It allows me to carry my Glock model 40 (10mm) very comfortably in bear country with the ability to move it to my fishing pack and little Joey pack easily. Thinking about upgrading for the ability to use the holster by itself. Highly recommend this set up if you are thinking of purchasing it.
Nice. I’ve had this setup for the past year, and I absolutely love it. However, I just use the stock clips with the male piece having a split bar so I can attach directly to the molle on the bottom of the harness. That allows me to use the bino harness or not, without changing out any clips. This also allows for a bit more room for bear spray. I also use the extra torso strap cuz I wouldn’t want any extra clips pinching/rubbing between my back and backpack.
Nice. I have the original one and wore that this year on my hunt in SW Montana and things did get dicey, especially cutting up my bull. I’ve had a Klydex holster, the rivets rusted out and broke, the screws came loose after a summer of wearing it during my workouts. I like the original.
Looks pretty awesome! While watching I was thinking that 2nd strap option would be from the harness to your belt, Is that an option? Or not keep it secure enuff?
I notice in the video you put two hands on the holster when you draw and insert the holster. As a righty with a bow in my left hand (that yes, ideally, I'd drop if attacked by a bear), I'm hoping this setup works for smooth one hand draw without too much give in the straps. Can you describe how well this set up functions with one hand operation?
I have used my first gen Razco holster with my marsupial bino pack (pre molle strap version) for a couple of years now and I absolutely love the set up. It allows me to carry my Glock model 40 (10mm) very comfortably in bear country with the ability to move it to my fishing pack and little Joey pack easily. Thinking about upgrading for the ability to use the holster by itself. Highly recommend this set up if you are thinking of purchasing it.
Nice. I’ve had this setup for the past year, and I absolutely love it. However, I just use the stock clips with the male piece having a split bar so I can attach directly to the molle on the bottom of the harness. That allows me to use the bino harness or not, without changing out any clips. This also allows for a bit more room for bear spray. I also use the extra torso strap cuz I wouldn’t want any extra clips pinching/rubbing between my back and backpack.
Nice. I have the original one and wore that this year on my hunt in SW Montana and things did get dicey, especially cutting up my bull. I’ve had a Klydex holster, the rivets rusted out and broke, the screws came loose after a summer of wearing it during my workouts. I like the original.
Looks pretty handy!
Looks pretty awesome! While watching I was thinking that 2nd strap option would be from the harness to your belt, Is that an option? Or not keep it secure enuff?
I notice in the video you put two hands on the holster when you draw and insert the holster. As a righty with a bow in my left hand (that yes, ideally, I'd drop if attacked by a bear), I'm hoping this setup works for smooth one hand draw without too much give in the straps. Can you describe how well this set up functions with one hand operation?
Is there not a link in your description or anywhere on this video that will take us to the website to purchase?
No wonder..... I never got those webbing hooks with my holster. I ordered it to fit a marsupial as well but couldn't figure it out
Hey it is me gunner
Interesting that this Marsupial Gear (Kangaroo's are obviously Australian) is Made in USA.
Looks too tacticool
On the hip strong side for me