First time use of holster.....

[firefighter]

I've carried for years but usually used a fanny pack with occasional bandolero pants tuck..... I Know, I know. LOL

Well I finally got serious and bought a High Noon "Snapper" holster with a "Double Take" mag carrier plus a belt. Let me just say..... This is nice/good looking stuff it was worth the three month wait and ton of money.

Well I have carried my S&W 4013 in this rig for about a week and I'll tell you it is perfectly comfortable while driving and I have talked to many people and went to a ton of places with no one the wiser. Basically I just wore a untucked long sleeve T-shirt. I'll be honest I'm kind of pissed I didn't get a set up like this years ago.

Just thought I'd share my coming of age. lol

 

[firefighter]

If any one is interested I got the following gear.

Snapper

Double Take

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Kinda wish I got a better belt from them but it started getting to be too much $$$$. I'll upgrade for my B-day.

 

[6shootercarry]

Something to be said for good gear. It gets pricey real quick.

I had been using the Blackhawk Serpa OWB for the M&P45 and it just feels like too much hanging too far out. So I tried a DeSantis Speed Scabbard with thumb break. Had it on all weekend long and really liked it. Cost was $51.00. I use the 5.11+ tactical belt so take a look at them. It has a 2mm stiff plastic insert all the way along inside the belt. It holds all the holsters I use both IWB and OWB. Cost me $35.00. Do some shopping when it comes to the belts. Many good ones out there under $50.00..

I do like the look of the Snapper holster, and the quick on and off that the belt loop snaps offer.

Peace...

 

[firefighter]

My biggest problem was finding something for my particular model gun. It was only made for about 5 yrs in the early 90's. They then came out with the TSW version which is the same but different. :wacko:

 

[firefighter]

Then to quote Tommy Lee Jones, "Lose that sissy pistol and get yourself a Glock." :biggrin:

Sorry no Glock for me..... Just don't like the damn things. But I have and M&P for my "house pistol". Same thing just better. :biggrin: