A: These warnings should be read prior to the use of TEGE products. All firearms are potentially dangerous weapons. Firearms should be kept out of the reach of children. The use of a handgun under any conditions may be dangerous. Serious personal injury or even death could occur without proper training in the safe handling of firearms by an accredited firearms safety course. No person should handle any firearm unless such person has successfully passed an accredited firearms safety program. Great care should be used when handling, storing, or transporting firearms or when placing or removing a handgun from your TEGE holster. FIREARM RETENTION always makes sure your gun is fully seated in the holster, activating all auto and/or manual retention devices (when provided). Retention devices must be used when provided. Retention straps must be used when provided. During vigorous physical activity, including running, you should not rely on your holster’s retention capabilities; the firearm should be held in place with your hand to prevent it from falling out of the holster. We strongly recommend a regular practice routine be utilized to assure the continued capabilities of both product and user. Checking your tension screws each time you use your holster is required as part of a regular safety inspection of your equipment. Applying a small amount of clear nail polish to the threads of the tension units after they have been properly adjusted will minimize screw back-out. FIREARM SECURITY carrying a firearm is a serious responsibility that requires constant awareness. It is your responsibility to exercise extreme caution during any situation where another individual may attempt to take away your handgun. Law enforcement officers in particular should be familiar with all departmental tactical and procedural guidelines regarding the use and carrying of firearms in close proximity to potentially dangerous individuals.

A: 1. Treat all firearms as if they are always loaded. 2. Never point a firearm at anything you aren’t willing to shoot. 3. Keep your finger off the trigger until you intend to shoot. 4. Be sure of your target and what is behind/beyond it. Failure to heed these warnings or follow the operating instructions may result in the negligent discharge of a firearm, causing serious injury or death. Read and understand all owner's manuals, instructions, and guides prepared by the manufacturer of your firearm prior to use. TEGE holsters are designed to carry specific firearms. TEGE Holsters and Your Pistol’s Trigger Guard Many people ask if their holster should completely cover their trigger guard. The term “covered trigger guard” is actually something of a misnomer. The requirement is for the holster to cover the trigger, not the trigger guard. Part of the trigger guard remaining uncovered behind the trigger prevents access sufficient to enable the finger to depress the trigger. Therefore, it does not affect safety. Reduced holster material in the area where the trigger guard meets the front strap is necessary to allow a full firing grip in the holster, which is often necessary for a proper draw.

A: We have our own factory in Shenzhen city,All TEGE products are made with pride in Shenzhen.

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A: Yes, we can do OEM/ODM products. Please contact our sales team for the OEM/ODM and more information.

A: Quality is our culture. We always attach great importance to quality control from raw material to shipping.

A: That depends on you. There are many options that affect lead times. Normally within 15 days after receipt of full payment and PI/PO confirmation. About the lead time for OEM, ODM projects, or the lead time by the sea, please contact our sales for details.

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