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THIS IS <strong>US</strong>CCA<br />
STUFF WE LIKE<br />
Editor note: The following businesses make concealed carry gear that <strong>US</strong>CCA members or writers recommend.<br />
These are not paid advertisements. They are personal recommendations from us to you. None of the businesses on<br />
this page have paid any money to be placed here. If you come across a product you’d like to see featured on this page,<br />
please send an email to products@usconcealedcarry.com.<br />
PHOTO BY OLEG VOLK<br />
CED Professional<br />
Shooting Range Bag<br />
CCM contributor Miguel Gonzalez<br />
writes: “A range bag is probably the<br />
most abused piece of gear of any shooter.<br />
It has to carry a lot of weight, gets<br />
thrown around, kicked, over-stuffed<br />
and no pampering. Enter the tough CED<br />
Professional Shooting Range Bag. It is<br />
spacious inside and comes with a gun<br />
pouch that doubles as pistol rug, more<br />
pockets than you<br />
will ever need<br />
(including a dedicated<br />
mag pocket),<br />
brass bag and<br />
the main bag zipper<br />
is built like a<br />
railroad track.<br />
Colors are black, blue, red and green.<br />
Price is $100 and under.”<br />
Competitive Edge Dynamics<br />
www.cedhk.com<br />
ADE Speed Sights<br />
These unusual, large, diamondshaped<br />
sights were recommended to us<br />
by CCM photographer Oleg Volk. Oleg<br />
writes: “Speed Sights speed up sight<br />
alignment considerably at close range<br />
and allow greater precision farther out.<br />
12<br />
Now that they are available with Tritium<br />
inserts, I will be upgrading my carry pistol<br />
to include Speed Sight ‘Diamonds in<br />
the rough’.” Prices start around $80.<br />
Advanced Design and Engineering<br />
www.SpeedSights.com<br />
Alessi CQC/S<br />
CCM columnist Bruce Eimer recommends<br />
<strong>US</strong>CCA members check out the<br />
Alessi CQC/S, a top-grade leather outside<br />
the belt holster which uses snaps<br />
to make installation and removal of<br />
the holster, well, a snap. Riding with a<br />
slight forward cant, the CQC/S should<br />
be worn just behind the hip. The holster<br />
is available in black or brown leather,<br />
or exotic leathers for an extra fee. Bruce<br />
claims, “<strong>This</strong> is the best snap on outside<br />
the belt holster on the market. It rides<br />
really close to the body and high for superb<br />
concealment.” Price: $135.<br />
Alessi Holsters<br />
www.alessigunholsters.com<br />
Helpful<br />
Website for<br />
Handgun<br />
Owners<br />
Volunteers Steve<br />
Aikens and Gary<br />
Slider run a free,<br />
well-maintained<br />
reference site<br />
which includes<br />
many helpful links<br />
to state laws and<br />
government sites.<br />
If you have a question<br />
about state laws related to concealed or open carry, or any other aspect of<br />
handgun ownership and use, this is a great place to start your search because<br />
it contains a lot of information and very little clutter. Gary writes, “I depend on<br />
people to keep me up to date especially on the little state changes,” and asks<br />
readers to contact him if they find any errors or omissions anywhere on the site.<br />
Check it out at www.handgunlaw.us.<br />
<strong>US</strong>CONCEALEDCARRY.COM n CONCEALED CARRY MAGAZINE n MAY/JUNE 2011
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