Reattach Dutch Unit Plate

Fla.Mallard · 04-26-2021, 09:59 PM

Several years ago I bought some pocket/belt clips for carrying concealed pistols. They attached with a piece of adhesive tape made by 3M. I attached them knowing full well they would not work for long especially since these were all steel pistols that were not lightweights.

Over a decade has passed and these clips are still attached showing no signs of loosening. Researching 3M adhesive tape may give you a good solution for solving your dilemma.

Grantas · 04-27-2021, 02:25 AM

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Originally Posted by Fla.Mallard

Several years ago I bought some pocket/belt clips for carrying concealed pistols. They attached with a piece of adhesive tape made by 3M. I attached them knowing full well they would not work for long especially since these were all steel pistols that were not lightweights.

Over a decade has passed and these clips are still attached showing no signs of loosening. Researching 3M adhesive tape may give you a good solution for solving your dilemma.

Remember the Shattuck pistols with a round mark on the side of the right hand ear, these were caused by his ID adhesive stickers.

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04-26-2021, 09:59 PM	#1
Fla.Mallard User Join Date: Jun 2020 Posts: 99 Thanks: 244 Thanked 95 Times in 37 Posts	Several years ago I bought some pocket/belt clips for carrying concealed pistols. They attached with a piece of adhesive tape made by 3M. I attached them knowing full well they would not work for long especially since these were all steel pistols that were not lightweights. Over a decade has passed and these clips are still attached showing no signs of loosening. Researching 3M adhesive tape may give you a good solution for solving your dilemma.