Kim du Toit has a heartfelt debate on the topic, oddly enough between British citizens. I left the following comment:
Count me a “wood” man. For that matter, in holsters, I prefer leather over plastics.Your own thoughts?
In both cases, the modern composites are very durable and require little work. On the other hand, the discipline of keeping your weapons and leather in order is half of the point. Half the point is accomplishing the task for which you own the weapon and gear: killing varmints, say, or defending yourself, or upholding the common peace and lawful order.
The other half of the point is developing yourself as the right kind of man. Discipline, care, respect for history and tradition—all these things are basic to that task.
So yes, it’s more work. But it’s good work to have.
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