In my quick read through the bill I could not see a reason they could force Level 2 holsters.MasterOfNone wrote:The article says Level 2, but the letter of the bill doesn't say that. Is there an established precedent that "dual points of resistance" means Level 2?steveincowtown wrote:MasterOfNone wrote:Since they used the phrase "dual points of resistance" and not "dual points of retention," one could argue that a kydex holster with recesses that resist at the trigger guard and at the ejection port provide "dual points of resistance."
Oh wow...check out the link to the article in this thread for more info about "dual points of resistance"
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Has there been a rash of folks taking OC'ers guns in other states? I know of one incident in VA, but that is about it.
A holster that resists(provides tension) at the muzzle and at the trigger guard - like the quality boned leather holsters I have - should meet a dual point requirement.
Of course, IANAL, nor have I played one on TV.