Bud33
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I have found these three things Very Helpful with my Shield 9mm.
From left to Right, Handi Racher, Laser MAx, and UpLULA magazine loadder.
From left to Right, Handi Racher, Laser MAx, and UpLULA magazine loadder.
My Shield Tool KIt!
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ScrapmasterFlex
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Very nice- I could sure use that UpLULA loader with these ridiculously tight Shield mags! And I thought about a LaserMax, either the green laser or the tactical light.. for now I am happy with my new TruGlo TFO Brite Sites and Galco King Tuk , maybe in the future I'll change . I am hoping they make a LaserMax Green Guide Rod laser for the Shield but I am not holding my breathe.
uechikid
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The UpLULA magazine loader is a must and I've been contemplating a laser. I don't understand the need for the handy racker thought.
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Handi Racher----??I have found these three things Very Helpful with my Shield 9mm.
From left to Right, Handi Racher, Laser MAx, and UpLULA magazine loadder.
Here ya go.
Safest way to rack your pistols Handi-Racker
Looks pretty good for people who carry with one chambered (as most of us do) that have a rough time (arthritic hands?) racking that 1st round.
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cola490
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Here ya go.
Safest way to rack your pistols Handi-Racker
Looks pretty good for people who carry with one chambered (as most of us do) that have a rough time (arthritic hands?) racking that 1st round.
Thanks a lot!
skip4309
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I just had surgery on my right (dominant) shoulder. Its very difficult for me to rack the slide...this just might work for me...
Bkreutz
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Wonder if anyone makes a belt pouch for the Handi Racker????
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Bud33
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Bud33
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Wonder if anyone makes a belt pouch for the Handi Racker????
Look at some cell phone pouches!
robkarrob
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Try to rack the slide differently. Get a good grip on the slide and hold the slide firmly. Then push the back of the grip forward until the slide is fully back, and quickly remove your hand from the grip. My wife could not rack my Shield, but by pushing the grip forward, instead of trying to pull the slide rearward, she can now get it racked.
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