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They look exactly the same as Hunter Constantine's carry belt. Not sure if it was a collab between them and now Hunter sells them exclusively, but I bought one from him and it's great.

It’s the same. I tried to get the tier 1 one. Other companies do have them in stock if ya search. I ended up buying mine from Langdon. Best belt ever. I’ll get a tier 1 one when they get in stock also!!

its a good one!!

Those 3 options are referring to the size and style of the spare magazine itself. A standard 9mm double stack magazine (like a Glock 17 magazine for example) is a lot different than a 2011 magazine or a smaller single stack magazine (like for a single stack 1911). The spare magazine carrier isn't able to be quite as "universal" as the holster.

@@Tier1Concealed thank you!!

Thanks so much man!

There was a code, and it has reached its limit already haha. This was a tough one though, I will admit.

Yes, it works!

Awesome! Thank you!

We were using the MSP FLX holster here which would work without the comp as well!

He's a pretty decent shooter!

Honestly, true... no excuses there

@@Tier1Concealed just a regular guy raising awareness. Especially because DA/SA guns are getting more popular! Rightfully so thanks to the Langdon crew!

They definitely make it a lot more tempting for us!!

Tier 1

Specifically the Tier 1 Concealed MSP FLX

He do be a good shooter!

You got the comp and light on there too? What holster you running

@@jeremypulkrabek6617 No, just the EPS Carry optic, no light or comp. T1C T1-M.

i tried that didnt work for me

Haha! That's a good guess though

Also tried “squiggly line” im thinking its written on something

Correct, this time it was written on something... it was pretty hard to catch. Unfortunately the code this week has reached its limit of uses... Be sure to check our video next week!

Have you shot one? No. Did you realize these are old AF and they have been popular? No. I've known about these for ages, I've shot a stock one, and I've shot a modified one (not an LTT) that had had a dot and the comp, and it was one of the flattest guns I have shot. I ran a variety of 9mm including 115g+p, 124g+p, 124g, 115g and it was extremely consistent with the main difference being the impulse to the hand getting a bit more intense. I shoot a 2011 and a PDP for competition (probably switching to Smith for the poly), but I have also shot a ton of guns thanks to my job including Atlas, Wilson, Nighthawk, some offerings from CZ, and of course a bunch of other less crazy guns. The PX4 left a really positive impression, but I just hate waiting so I haven't ordered one...if someone had one for sale and I could outright buy it, I would have already.

Babe wake up and look a noob is talking like he knows shit he doesn't. Go play fortnite lil boy. Px4 been around for YEARS.

@@Osprey1994It’s a joke, not a dick…

​@Osprey1994 did you stop to wonder if he meant a new gun that's a new fad or just a gun where the fad is new? No. You just assumed. You may be right in your assumption but you assumed nonetheless amd yet you criticized him. Pot meet kettle.

@@rhinosauserousHe is correct in both regards though. Every person who competes with a beretta wants or owns a px4 from Langdon. It’s not an unknown platform, it just doesnt get showcased much because it’s ugly. There is literally zero other reason people dont use these over the 92 family, they are literally JUST ugly. The compacts recoil the same as full sized 92’s, the triggers can be made to be great, theyre lightweight, and they are as reliable as any other beretta. I cannot state enough that the only reason this isnt one of the most popular edc’s in America is because theyre ugly