Terms & Conditions

CONSUMER WARNING: READ IMMEDIATELY

For your protection and safety, it is strongly suggested that these warnings be read, understood, and adhered to prior to the purchase or use of any MK-Tek holsters

TRAINING AND PRACTICE

Use of a handgun under any circumstance may be dangerous. SERIOUS INJURY OR EVEN DEATH may result without proper training in the safe handling of firearms. Proper training should be obtained from an accredited firearms safety program conducted by competent, qualified instructors in the military, police academies or National Rifle Association affiliated instruction programs.

We strongly recommend a regular holster practice. Practice in an unloaded safe condition to become familiar to your particular holster and firearm. Never index your trigger finger into the trigger area until you are ready to present the firearm for use.

PROPER HOLSTER FIT

NEVER PLACE A LOADED HANDGUN IN A HOLSTER WITHOUT FIRST TESTING FOR PROPER FIT WITH THE HANDGUN UNLOADED. Although MK-Tek Holsters attempts to provide accurate information regarding which specific holster models were designed to accommodate a specifically identified handgun, or handguns, MK-Tek Holsters does not warrant the accuracy of such information and specifically disclaims any responsibility or liability for, or consequences resulting from errors or inaccuracies in such information. Users are advised not to rely on such compatibility information but are advised to personally verify holster/handgun compatibility in each and every case using actual products.

Handgun manufacturers continually update manufacturing specification in their quest for better products. These changes may occur one or more times within a particular handgun model year, and make it difficult for proper handgun identification and holster fit.

The slightest change in handgun design can have a significant effect on the fit and safety.

Be advised that it is the user’s responsibility to periodically check his or her holster and related hardware for proper fit and function. Should any product, including a MK-Tek Holsters product, become worn, loose, broken, defective or ill fitting, CEASE USE IMMEDIATELY.

OTHER VERY IMPORTANT WARNINGS

VERY IMPORTANT: It is safest to holster your handgun in your MK-Tek Holster, holster prior to wearing. This will keep the trigger guard protected while attaching the holster to your belt. The safest method of putting on and removing your MK-Tek Holsters, holster is with your gun in it.

DO NOT use MK-Tek holsters, holsters with custom or modified guns (unless the holster was made to accommodate those customization’s), broken, worn or inferior manufactured guns, including guns that are not of original factory specifications. DO NOT use after-market grips, grip adapters, target hammers, target triggers, or trigger shoes. After market handgun modifications may cause improper holster fit and ACCIDENTAL HANDGUN DISCHARGE. Never attempt to modify MK-Tek Holsters products in any way.

Do not attempt to cock a handgun while holstered as such cocking can cause severe damage to either the handgun or holster, or both, and may cause an ACCIDENTAL DISCHARGE.

Some users of certain handgun models insist on carrying the weapon in what is referred to as a cocked and locked condition (i.e., the gun is cocked with the safety engaged). This condition should be reserved only for the most advanced, experienced and skilled shooters under conditions that require the handgun to be drawn and fired under extremely short time constraints. Carrying a handgun in this condition INCREASES THE RISK OF ACCIDENTAL DISCHARGE. The cocked and locked condition should only be used by those who have the training and experience to recognize the inherent risks associated with it.

It should be noted that NO HOLSTER IS COMPLETELY SNATCH-PROOF OR TAKEAWAY-PROOF. Therefore, the user must exercise extreme diligence at all times in any situation where another person may attempt to take the user’s handgun. The handgun should be held in place by the user whenever vigorous activity such as running, jumping, falling or tumbling is encountered or attempted. ALWAYS keep safety straps engaged if the holster is so equipped.

Keep thumb on back of hammer or slide when inserting handgun in holster to help assure no movement occurs during insertion. Always keep fingers clear of trigger when drawing or replacing handgun in holster. Place index finger on outside of trigger guard to resist inadvertent strap or foreign object interference when re-holstering.

Finally, please do not use any MK-Tek Holsters product for any use that it was not intended for or specifically designed to be used for. This includes using any of our holsters in a position or application that it was not intended for or specifically designed to be used for.