The cake is a lie!

| the bottom belt goes over the whole waistline. The top belt doesn't contact the gun at all. |
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The Ice Cream Man
| My main concern would be what happens in an accident? I still use a wilderness tactical holster over my seat belt, in urban areas, but I saw “something” about having an hard object between you and an airbag was a bad idea. I suspect, given the bruises most folks get, that could also be true of a seatbelt.
BS-3595-C401. In Theory, this will be the "seal" verifying that I am an attorney, and when I was licensed/the authority was last contacted, and confirmed it to be active.
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The cake is a lie!

| I dont think its the airbag that is the concern, but the tightening of the lap belt over the hard gun.
I keep the lap belt over the belt line and gun(keeping my shirt out to allow access) because if I were to tuck the belt behind the gun, the seatbelt would now be resting higher up on my belly, and Im sure that will probably be a bigger issue if I were to get in an accident. |
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