What is the most popular Concealed Carry Holster?
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imadragonkeeper
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Love, love love my Kholster and I can support a local business at the same time. Super comfortable and keeps my SR9c tucked in close to my body (most holsters give me the "old west gunslinger" look since I have hips lol). Also the fact that I can customize it by trimming it to a size/shape that is user friendly without voiding the warranty - priceless!
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Hands down! Silent Thunder by Garrett Industries. Yes, I'm affiliated with Garrett. It was my favorite before I went to work there. I like it because it is a great concealment holster, as well as open carry. I've never owned a holster with a better or smoother draw.
It is without question: my "Cover Up IWB" by Tucker Leather
If it is concealed: that is what it should be and no one should be able to tell that you have a gun on! When I went to a Weapons training class, the instructor was looking for guns to make sure they were unloaded and he could not even tell that I had my Kimber 1911 Pro Crimson Carry II inside my pant's waste band, under my tucked in shirt. It also had a loaded 8 round mag and ED Brown Maxi mag well.
It is so comfortable that you cannot even tell that you have it on. The rough side is out as advised by Rob Longenecker, which helps to hold it right where you put it and the smooth side in reduces gun wear.
I have found that the tightness of your belt draws the gun’s grip into your side. The way the J hook is attached to the holster with the built in spacer allows the shirt to be tucked in easily over the gun and at the same time tilts the top of the gun into your side.
This holster is so comfortable that I cannot understand why someone else has not voted for this holster and why this holster is not a selection on the voting list!
I can't vote for something that isn't on the list, but I guess they can't have all the holsters made on the list.
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Keep on makin great holsters Tucker and thanks Rob for the advice!
If it is concealed: that is what it should be and no one should be able to tell that you have a gun on! When I went to a Weapons training class, the instructor was looking for guns to make sure they were unloaded and he could not even tell that I had my Kimber 1911 Pro Crimson Carry II inside my pant's waste band, under my tucked in shirt. It also had a loaded 8 round mag and ED Brown Maxi mag well.
It is so comfortable that you cannot even tell that you have it on. The rough side is out as advised by Rob Longenecker, which helps to hold it right where you put it and the smooth side in reduces gun wear.
I have found that the tightness of your belt draws the gun’s grip into your side. The way the J hook is attached to the holster with the built in spacer allows the shirt to be tucked in easily over the gun and at the same time tilts the top of the gun into your side.
This holster is so comfortable that I cannot understand why someone else has not voted for this holster and why this holster is not a selection on the voting list!
I can't vote for something that isn't on the list, but I guess they can't have all the holsters made on the list.
Holster can be seen at: Link Removed
Keep on makin great holsters Tucker and thanks Rob for the advice!
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JPKirkpatrick
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Dragon, have you tried using "Mink Oil" on the leather? It makes the leather really soft and pliable. Recommended by Jimmy at Kholster!
I agree with your comments totally!
Hardcorp
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My favorite is not listed....
Little Bear holsters
Little Bear Custom Holsters - Introduction: Greetings and welcome to Little Bear Custom Holsters. The doors opened, so to speak, in 2006 when I found a knack with leather. It was a meager beginning but thanks to Law Enforcement, local military, close
Here is a custom job he did for my Glock 36
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Little Bear holsters
Little Bear Custom Holsters - Introduction: Greetings and welcome to Little Bear Custom Holsters. The doors opened, so to speak, in 2006 when I found a knack with leather. It was a meager beginning but thanks to Law Enforcement, local military, close
Here is a custom job he did for my Glock 36
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imadragonkeeper
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I have been caring for leather saddles and bridles for over 30 years so I have all sorts of things to soften and treat leather. I actually used neatsfoot oil and a weatherproofing conditioner which helped to smooth and soften the edges after I cut them. It is now soft, pliable and sweat resistant to boot
ohio pat
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I have two favorite holsters that I use daily. One is a pocket holster for my Ruger 380, the second is a belly band holster that I have made by an Amish Family in upper Ohio.
During the ccw classes I teach I show the students several variations of holsters. Most of them will buy either a pocket holster or the belly band.
I qualify twice per year and draw and reholster using the belly band.
pat Olvey
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I have two favorite holsters that I use daily. One is a pocket holster for my Ruger 380, the second is a belly band holster that I have made by an Amish Family in upper Ohio.
During the ccw classes I teach I show the students several variations of holsters. Most of them will buy either a pocket holster or the belly band.
I qualify twice per year and draw and reholster using the belly band.
pat Olvey
email [email protected]
tactical85
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If I've got my pants or shorts on there's a good chance a Supertuck Deluxe with my Glock 23 is inside. :biggrin:
Hard to beat the "Simply Rugged" Holsters. I use the "Cuda" for my XDm. You can carry OWB or IWB with the optional straps. Rob is a great guy to work with. Simply Rugged Holsters Simply Rugged not on the list
How can you not love a holster that will stand up to this abuse?:man_in_love:
Holster VS. Hummer
Holster VS. Hummer
u left out no holster at all....since i know ppl that toss their guns in their pockets without a pocket holster..
and u also left out how i carry....with a belt clip....both of my carry guns are keltecs a p-11 and p3at (yes i believe that 2 is 1 and 1 is none) have belt clips and that is how i carry...the p3at is clipped in weak side front pocket.....
have had ppl ask what type of knife i had when i showed them the clip from outside of pants......
and the p-11 is on my strong side in the waistband @ 3 o'clock
and u also left out how i carry....with a belt clip....both of my carry guns are keltecs a p-11 and p3at (yes i believe that 2 is 1 and 1 is none) have belt clips and that is how i carry...the p3at is clipped in weak side front pocket.....
have had ppl ask what type of knife i had when i showed them the clip from outside of pants......
and the p-11 is on my strong side in the waistband @ 3 o'clock
Danno
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After seeing your holsters, I'm impressed! One of these days I need to get into making them myself!
For the record, I own two crossbreed holsters - Supertuck Deluxe for XD 45 Compact, and a Micro Clip for Ruger LCP
Love them both, and plan on getting another SuperTuck for 1911.
