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Oh wow 🤔… a belt clip with a long magnet that you shove in your pants and stick a gun to.  *slow clap* Now you can incorporate a magnet into your brilliant Mexican carry.  What could POSSIBLY go wrong?

This came to me as a mass email which I’m assuming was sent to all gun blogs.  I did a deep sigh when Brandon (the guy from Idea Buyer who emailed me about this), called me an “influencer in this space” and offered to send me some samples to review.

Yo you guys gotta check out this “PrEsS ReLeAsE”:

Now available for sale, MagneCarry has changed the way firearms are carried concealed. Unlike traditional gun holsters that can be bulky and easy to spot, MagneCarry is lightweight and unobtrusive.

A less expensive replacement for standard holsters, MagneCarry’s canvas-covered magnet clips onto a belt, waistband or pocket. The user simply places their firearm flush against MagneCarry and magnetic force creates fixed placement. The product’s slim profile allows for more secure and less noticeable firearm carrying. At less than 8 inches (19 cm) long it adds minimal weight to the users frame and allows for quicker, more agile movement. MagneCarry is the perfect firearms accessory for law enforcement officers as well as military and government personnel. Remember the FBI agent that did a backflip? If only he had been using MagneCarry!

For unobtrusive firearm concealment, MagneCarry is the solution; a lightweight magnetic gun attachment meant to replace traditional gun holsters.
 Easy to use
 Discrete concealment
 Slim profile
 Lightweight and comfortable Multi-use
In partnership with Idea Buyer LLC., MagneCarry will be available for purchase on
Friday, December 7 th on Amazon for $21.99.

Initial inventory is expected to sell out quickly!

Fellas…

Idea incubator businesses like IdeaBuyer (the place that developed this) are definitely interesting.  I couldn’t imagine being one of those people low on the totem pole there.  If ideas like this one in the post somehow make it to development, can you imagine all the ones that they have to filter out?  I can see it now… A piehitter working on submitting his 5th idea, trying to get the wording right in the email… how to accurately describe a “training system” with a physical product consisting of an all-in-one treadmill with attached ratchet wrench wacker and bungee cords.  He can’t get the grin off his face as he pounds the keys he’s going to be so damn rich once it takes off.

You kings dropping $22 on one of these holster alternatives, and throwing your other holsters in the trash where they belong?  Remember Magnecarry is the perfect firearms accessory for law enforcement officers as well as military and government personnel.  I’m kind of choked there was no Navy SEAL endorsement… oh well give it some time.

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Tactical Tunes x Vigilant Spectre:

Those are TACTICAL AS _ _ _ _.

ICP-MagnetsOperators be like “BUT BUT it will magnetize my gun and cause it to malfunction because of tiny metal filings stuck to the internals!”  Valid concern?  I doubt those magnets have the strength to do anything crazy, but I also only have my Bachelors in Magnet Science, not my PhD.

Available over at Tactical Assault Gear “The Operators Choice” <— LOL it actually says that.  Priced from $28 to $50 depending on how many pouches you want.

Thoughts?

 

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I love when people re-purpose items rather than just throwing them in the garbage. Tom Schaefer did exactly that with an old computer hard drive, by removing the magnet and screwing it into the wall for quick access to his handgun:

Tom’s blog – HERE

If I was planning on removing the gun on a regular basis i’d definitely put a piece of plastic ( cut out of a milk jug? ) or something over top of the magnet before I screwed it down, so it wouldn’t scratch the gun.

There are a couple of commercial options available when it comes to gun magnets:

But I’d still make my own, considering FREE beats $20 – $30 any day.

In the gun community there seems to be opposing viewpoints on whether or not the gun will become magnetized and possibly induce failure. I have no personal experience on the topic, but I don’t think it would be out of the realm of possibility for some parts to become magnetized and collect bits of lead and other metallic dust we are used to cleaning out of our dirty pistols.  The idea of that doesn’t really thrill me, but I’d have to try it out for myself to see if it actually is an issue.

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