Light wear if any. Discoloration maybe. Not worn thru/off.AJSully421 wrote:Does your ALS not wear HEAVILY on the top of the slide, behind the barrel? All of mine do.Rvrrat14 wrote:I"m a fanatic about my guns. I use a Safarilands ALS paddle which is lined and I carry a Glock or PPK/S stainless in a Fobus.
I have come to reality that these 'daily' use pistols are TOOLS of the trade. Just like my pocketknife, flashlight, etc. They all have marks on them because they are used on a daily basis and are subject to more exposure. When it gets worn enough, just have it Cerakoted and start over! BTW, that Cerakote 'worn finish' is bad A!
And don't let anyone tell you that the new Safariland 7ts series holsters will not wear on your pistol. I have one of those Lipseys all FDE glocks that I carry at the ranch and it has worn on all of the contact points. Of course, I am usually pushing brush or fixing roads on a tractor bouncing and vibrating around so that probably doesn't help.
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I"m a fanatic about my guns. I use a Safarilands ALS paddle which is lined and I carry a Glock or PPK/S stainless in a Fobus.
I have come to reality that these 'daily' use pistols are TOOLS of the trade. Just like my pocketknife, flashlight, etc. They all have marks on them because they are used on a daily basis and are subject to more exposure. When it gets worn enough, just have it Cerakoted and start over! BTW, that Cerakote 'worn finish' is bad A!
I have come to reality that these 'daily' use pistols are TOOLS of the trade. Just like my pocketknife, flashlight, etc. They all have marks on them because they are used on a daily basis and are subject to more exposure. When it gets worn enough, just have it Cerakoted and start over! BTW, that Cerakote 'worn finish' is bad A!