Ok I just ordered it.
What's your EDC handgun?
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FrankenCub
.338 Win Mag
Walther P99as .40 s&w in either a first gen Alien Gear IWB or Safarand ALS depending on weather. I'd like to eventually pick up a smaller Walther in 9mm but my wife's Jeep keeps interfering.
ALS for the win
@Uzi so looks like I actually missed your last post in here when we were having a discussion, that is my bad lol.
But since then I have finally got my real holster. Like it came in today.
But since then I have finally got my real holster. Like it came in today.
Uzi
.308 Win
Very nice!
I'll probably be adding the ulticlips to it. And I have a "wedge" I'll be trying out soon to see if those live up to the hype like the "claw" does
1075tech
.338 Win Mag
Springfield XDS 45 with Crimson Trace laserguard in an Alien Gear IWB. 230 gr Winchester Defenders.
Secondary/summer is Kel-Tec P32, Crimson Trace laserguard and Gold Dots.
I've recently put my Colt Officer back in the rotation. View attachment 61215
Secondary/summer is Kel-Tec P32, Crimson Trace laserguard and Gold Dots.
I've recently put my Colt Officer back in the rotation. View attachment 61215
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Ok so the G17 is looking good as hell in the new holster as well
Elwood
.223 Rem
I’ll play
maverick52
.223 Rem
I alternate between Glock 19 and a Sig P365.
Rotation-
Sig P238- Sig P938- Beretta 21A Bobcat Inox- Keltec P32- Sig P 238 in girly tan color...
Depends on what I am doing, wearing, where I am going, and what i feel like carrying on any given day... First four are mine, the P 238 in Desert Tan is my wife's EDC... I like small guns.. just not a big gun type.... bob
Sig P238- Sig P938- Beretta 21A Bobcat Inox- Keltec P32- Sig P 238 in girly tan color...
Depends on what I am doing, wearing, where I am going, and what i feel like carrying on any given day... First four are mine, the P 238 in Desert Tan is my wife's EDC... I like small guns.. just not a big gun type.... bob
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I was off yesterday so I went with the big .40 and a spare mag. Back to work today means Glock 43 in the Desantis Slim-Tuk which I highly recommend. It's $18 on Amazon, and is one of my favorite holsters. Ammo is Federal HST 147 gr.
I carry at work when the handbook says no weapons allowed. So when my co-workers start talking about guns I pretend I don't know anything about them and that I don't have any. It's pretty hard to do when you really want to join in on the conversation, but I feel this is the best way to go about it.
I carry at work when the handbook says no weapons allowed. So when my co-workers start talking about guns I pretend I don't know anything about them and that I don't have any. It's pretty hard to do when you really want to join in on the conversation, but I feel this is the best way to go about it.
mrfrankcastle
.38 Special
Staccato p duo with trijicon rmr and surefire x300
So the G45ish is so far functioning flawless (it has a Gen 3/4 trigger in so no worries about gen 5 (trigger) parts trying to function with gen 4 (slide) parts
Doc8404
.450/400 Nitro Ex
do you wear the kit daily?
under jeans?
pants?
looking at getting one.
One review
Andy
2.0 out of 5 stars Not for Concealed Carry
Reviewed in the United States on April 2, 2017
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I do some protective ops work and was looking for a discreet way to a carry streamlined individual first aid kit/tourniquet. I often carry my backup (Glock 42) in an ankle holster and figured this would be about the same, just on the opposite ankle. Let me start by saying this is not really designed for that niche. This appears better designed to wrap around the upper nylon on a GI desert combat boot (the thin ones, not the Oakley Assault Boot styles). I say this because there is not a comfortable backing across the back like you would expect. In the attached picture, you can see a thin strip down the center of the backside. It seems to be there to create friction and stop slippage against a boot. The nylon seems on the top and the bottom of the back rub against bare skin and are horribly uncomfortable. If you wore thick boot socks, that might be enough padding to create some comfort, but it will not work against bare skin. Next, there isn't a well thought out way to change the size. The smallest, functional circumference of the device is 14". I'm 6' tall, a medium frame of 180 pounds, and my ankles measure 9.5" in diameter. To wear the device on my ankle leaves a 4.5" excess flap - which is the molle panel and would have to lay on one of the pouches as there is no method to retain the excess. Alternatively, if you keep about 2" of velcro in contact, you can make the circumference of the device as large as 17.75", which is long enough for my boots. However, when worn around the boot, a pair of 'boot cut' jeans with a 15" flair doesn't move naturally around the device when loaded. FYI, the 'boot cut' jean with 15' flair is my go-to to conceal a Glock 42 or 43 on my ankle with typical casual shoes or low-top day hikers. So, no, this doesn't work for concealed carry. I can make it work with several modifications, but it's not a very good base to even start with. It would be easier and more cost effective to make one from an old ankle holster designed for this kind of work. As an overt carry ankle holster... well I have to ask why? If you plan to open carry this thing, why would you place it on your ankle at all? I feel that there are far better small belt-mounted options.
@Doc8404 yes I wear it daily, to work, or out and about. I wear boots and jeans (summer time if I feel like wearing my flops I'll go minimal and carry just the TQ) and I prefer boot cut but those are getting hard to find.
My ankle kit right now is from Rescue Essentials, its decent but I will be one day upgrading to a SFD (Safer Faster Defense) Responder 2.0.
The RE holds for me the bare minimum, while the SFD will hold everything I have now and chest seals which I think is a great thing to have on hand, and quick clot.
As for the person talking about not being able to conceal? Well they are probably just paranoid, similar to peoples first time carrying a gun.
Around the ankle no one looks and even of they do they dont notice a slight buldge.. I've been wearing my kit at work for quite some time now (8 and 12 hour shifts) working with people and literally no one even knows. To the point were I cant remember how it happened but I needed to show my coworker something which was on my kit (he didnt believe I had a TQ on hand or something) pulled up my pant leg and he was damn near floored that I had a kit on and he didnt know
saferfasterdefense.com
My ankle kit right now is from Rescue Essentials, its decent but I will be one day upgrading to a SFD (Safer Faster Defense) Responder 2.0.
The RE holds for me the bare minimum, while the SFD will hold everything I have now and chest seals which I think is a great thing to have on hand, and quick clot.
As for the person talking about not being able to conceal? Well they are probably just paranoid, similar to peoples first time carrying a gun.
Around the ankle no one looks and even of they do they dont notice a slight buldge.. I've been wearing my kit at work for quite some time now (8 and 12 hour shifts) working with people and literally no one even knows. To the point were I cant remember how it happened but I needed to show my coworker something which was on my kit (he didnt believe I had a TQ on hand or something) pulled up my pant leg and he was damn near floored that I had a kit on and he didnt know
SFD Responder 2.0
saferfasterdefense.com
Doc8404
.450/400 Nitro Ex
Wow. SFD costs more with nothing in it.
Yea but pay once cry once.. everyone I've talked to say it's worth it without question
Phazer
.450/400 Nitro Ex
I live in Westchester. Enough said.
Doc8404
.450/400 Nitro Ex
buy once cry once. Exactly bro.
I bought some shit on ebay.
sucks.
I need to karma it LOL
+1 on the slim tuck, works very well iwb under a loose shirt
I carry the kimber evo most days
Some kind of sig defense round
I recently switched the screw holes around so the clip is attached at the higher point instead of the lower, allowing the gun to ride just a tad bit lower. It’s working out great. Very deep concealment.
Doc8404
.450/400 Nitro Ex
Now you guys got me looking again, as if I need another holster. While looking at that one, I noticed this one.
Even comes with a magazine holder.
Even comes with a magazine holder.
Amazon.com : Concealed Carrier (TM) Universal IWB Holster for Concealed Carry | Inside The Waistband | Fits All Firearms S&W M&P Shield 9/40 1911 Taurus PT111 G2 Sig Sauer Glock 19 17 27 43 (Right-Handed) : Sports & Outdoors
Amazon.com : Concealed Carrier (TM) Universal IWB Holster for Concealed Carry | Inside The Waistband | Fits All Firearms S&W M&P Shield 9/40 1911 Taurus PT111 G2 Sig Sauer Glock 19 17 27 43 (Right-Handed) : Sports & Outdoors
smile.amazon.com
Do not waste money on garbage like this
Trigger protection is basically non-existent. It’s junk and very unsafe. I bet I could pull the trigger through the material while it’s in that holster.
Smoke Jensen
.38 Special
Kimber Raptor Pro II.
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Doc8404
.450/400 Nitro Ex
This slim tuck?
Amazon.com : DeSantis Slim Tuck Kydex Holster RH : Sports & Outdoors
Amazon.com : DeSantis Slim Tuck Kydex Holster RH : Sports & Outdoors
smile.amazon.com
Yes. Nice holster.