New Carry Combo

How's the quality of the Ruger compared to Keltec? The plastic/polymer of the Keltec always seemed a bit flimsy and pliable to me. Is it the same with the Ruger?
 
The Ruger frame is solid .It doesn't flex with the clip removed .It a Ruger built to last . I thought I had a problem with the clip , so I contacted Ruger via e-mail. They responded today . On the last round the slide will not stay open . Normal . I hope they come out with a hard chrome slide version .If not I'll make one. I'll do more reshearch on holster this week . Normally a mfg has to have a letter from ATF .
 
I'm pretty sure as long as the slide is visible, it isn't NFA. The issue is a gun that don't look like a gun. I've seen NFA-violating wallet-holsters. They look more like a fat wallet and the gun resides completely inside of it.

But I could be wrong. OTOH, how is this different than that block that the NAA 32 has for pocket carry???
 
Dennis in MA said:
I'm pretty sure as long as the slide is visible, it isn't NFA. The issue is a gun that don't look like a gun. I've seen NFA-violating wallet-holsters. They look more like a fat wallet and the gun resides completely inside of it.

But I could be wrong. OTOH, how is this different than that block that the NAA 32 has for pocket carry???
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i just read on a holster manfufactuers site that they said the reason they restricted the NAA holsters was because they(wallet holsters) fully enclosed the gun.
so who knows.
im still looking


****edit to add i just came across this
http://www.ktog.org/cgi-bin/yabb2/YaBB.pl?num=1205328009/2


so it sounds legal w/o regristration
 
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