Anyone have a suggestion or ref for a best source or style?

what kind of gun?

How often will you carry/how will you be dressed?

I usually carry my Keltec in my pocket. Helps if you have big pockets.

I keaster my weapons.

I've been looking for a good holster to go with jeans and a t shirt. Taurus .45

www.clipdraw.com

A buddy of mine who works for the Sheriffs Office has one on his Glock.

Also: http://www.uncle-mikes.com/products/inside_the_pant_holsters.html

I keaster my weapons.


So if someone attacked you you'd fend them off with your trusty black dildo?

So if someone attacked you you'd fend them off with your trusty black dildo?

It's loaded!!

what kind of gun?

How often will you carry/how will you be dressed?

I thought that might be important info. For my honey - bigger guy. 1 is a Tauras (sp?) 380, 1 is a Kimber - don't know much other holds extra rounds in the mag. He has looked at a couple styles of holsters.

Ususally t-shirts and shorts or jeans - live in the PNW, weather permits .....

Any experiences with styles - positives or neg's - are appreciated.

Thanks.

http://i50.photobucket.com/albums/f348/axistang/MVC-002F.jpg
This one is made by Shooting Systems. It only fits my compact Kimber, too small for others, too big for the Kel-Tec.

How much was the shooting systems one? Do you use the clipdraw? Does the tape hold up for a long time? Is the clip beafy enough for hiking and such?

How much was the shooting systems one? Do you use the clipdraw? Does the tape hold up for a long time? Is the clip beafy enough for hiking and such?


Ive got a universal clip draw on my CZ and as long as you prep the surface correctly it holds perfect. Works great with sub compact pistols.

Im just worried that little ass metal clip will break

Bah, the only way to figure out what holster is going to work is to try lots of em.

Go to a good gunshop that will let you try out different holsters with dummy guns in them to see which holster will conceal best.

If you have a narrow/vertical body shape (if that makes since) IWB will work best in my opinion. If you are a larger person with a gut (like myself) then OWB will work because your clothes normally hang more with more free space.

When trying on the holster, put a gun in it and try doing normal every day things and see if you print. If you print when looking straight down on the gun but not when looking in the mirror, well, its up to you if you want it.

The point of CCW is that not a soul knows you have it on you until you are ready to use it, and if that happens someone is going to die.

edit:

after all of that, my suggestions are as follows:

Bladetech
Safariland
Galco
custom leather holster from somewhere local.

Bah, the only way to figure out what holster is going to work is to try lots of em.

Go to a good gunshop that will let you try out different holsters with dummy guns in them to see which holster will conceal best.

If you have a narrow/vertical body shape (if that makes since) IWB will work best in my opinion. If you are a larger person with a gut (like myself) then OWB will work because your clothes normally hang more with more free space.

When trying on the holster, put a gun in it and try doing normal every day things and see if you print. If you print when looking straight down on the gun but not when looking in the mirror, well, its up to you if you want it.

The point of CCW is that not a soul knows you have it on you until you are ready to use it, and if that happens someone is going to die.

edit:

after all of that, my suggestions are as follows:

Bladetech
Safariland
Galco
custom leather holster from somewhere local.

+1 Bladetech
+1 Safariland
-5 Galco

Not a big fan of Galco shit.

+1 Bladetech
+1 Safariland
-5 Galco

Not a big fan of Galco shit.
Galco was thrown in there for an "economy" option. They can be found anywhere and are usually pretty cheap. But, they have cheap quality too. The price makes it easy to try lots of options, the durability makes it so you don't worry about hacking it up to try new shit if you need to.

Galco was thrown in there for an "economy" option. They can be found anywhere and are usually pretty cheap. But, they have cheap quality too. The price makes it easy to try lots of options, the durability makes it so you don't worry about hacking it up to try new shit if you need to.

What do you think about Uncle Mikes? I have a Charter Arms .38 SPL Detective Snub and a UM soft holster that fucking sucks but I have one for a 1911 that I use for my CZ and it works great.

What do you think about Uncle Mikes? I have a Charter Arms .38 SPL Detective Snub and a UM soft holster that fucking sucks but I have one for a 1911 that I use for my CZ and it works great.
the only Unkle Mikes I have is a el cheapo for my 1911 that I wear when hunting. OWB, it has good gun coverage to protect from brush, secures the hammer nicely, etc. All in all, worth the $20 because I won't care when/if it gets destroyed.

Small of back wear is completely, and utterly, retarded. The risk of back injury when wearing in that fashion and seated in a vehicle isn't worth it. Let alone the limited access for drawing. If you carried it OWB at 3 o'clock and it stuck out you should have tried appendix carry or shifting it to 4 o'clock.

ctac mtac if iwb if owb fist center of mass desantis , galco.