would like everyone opinion

[xdmgator]

Has any got or have any experience with the www.sneakypeteholsters.com ... It seems like a cool holster and also a great way to conceal especially for the small handguns ...thanx

 

[crowsnake]

I don't know, but I can imagine the BG says ok give me your phone, and instead you give him LEAD. Be great for a knife mugging. He pulls his knife B4 you can react and says give me your phone dude. while hes looking around for witnesses you give him lead instead. OK so Maybe not, but it sounds good. It would make for a faster draw considering you don't have to get your clothes out of the way first. Im always thinking with my motorcycle gear on I couldn't get to my gun very fast if I needed too, I sometimes put it in a zipper pocket to get it closer to my outer wear. But this would be Awesome. I will be getting one for my LCP, When I get an LC9 Ill probably get a second if I like the first. Thanks for finding them.

 

[Phillip Gain]

See, I think it would slow down your draw, at least in comparison to an OWB belt holster and swing-away cover garment.

It would also make the initial grip a little fumbly. You'd have to practice like crazy with it.

And - it limits you to smaller guns, which are pretty easy to conceal anyway.

On the other hand - for those tradeoffs, you do get much better concealment. And you can tuck in your shirt without the shirt obstructing your access like with a "tuckable" holster.

 

[Purple]

Neat idea, but....

The grip is not accessible. I can see where you would be inclined to draw the weapon with the trigger finger on the trigger, just to get the grip to the point that you could grab the gun.

I'll stick to a good quality pocket holster or a IWB.

 

[xdmgator]

I don't know, but I can imagine the BG says ok give me your phone, and instead you give him LEAD. Be great for a knife mugging. He pulls his knife B4 you can react and says give me your phone dude. while hes looking around for witnesses you give him lead instead. OK so Maybe not, but it sounds good. It would make for a faster draw considering you don't have to get your clothes out of the way first. Im always thinking with my motorcycle gear on I couldn't get to my gun very fast if I needed too, I sometimes put it in a zipper pocket to get it closer to my outer wear. But this would be Awesome. I will be getting one for my LCP, When I get an LC9 Ill probably get a second if I like the first. Thanks for finding them.

Crowsnake my thoughts exactly if you go to YouTube and search sneaky Pete they show you one on action.

 

[xdmgator]

See, I think it would slow down your draw, at least in comparison to an OWB belt holster and swing-away cover garment.

It would also make the initial grip a little fumbly. You'd have to practice like crazy with it.

And - it limits you to smaller guns, which are pretty easy to conceal anyway.

On the other hand - for those tradeoffs, you do get much better concealment. And you can tuck in your shirt without the shirt obstructing your access like with a "tuckable" holster.

Phillip, true it does limit ...I thought when I first found these it would be a great option just for the 380 and such by mo means would this be my only holster

 

[xdmgator]

Neat idea, but....

The grip is not accessible. I can see

where you would be inclined to draw the weapon with the trigger finger on the trigger, just to get the grip to the point that you could grab the gun.

I'll stick to a good quality pocket holster or a IWB.

Purple , you may be right about the draw and trigger finger...as I said above you can check them out on YouTube ...I think for $49 I m gonna give one a shot ...I'll report back o. How I like it

 

[tuts40]

Here, try this link: Sneaky My work here is done.

 

[Cotillion]

I think it'd be great for people who carry 2 guns, or you could even slip a couple mags in their, .380 mags anyway.

 

[Cotillion]

I actually just contacted them asking if they will make one for a 642. It would free up pocket space!

 

[crowsnake]

See, I think it would slow down your draw, at least in comparison to an OWB belt holster and swing-away cover garment.

It would also make the initial grip a little fumbly. You'd have to practice like crazy with it.

And - it limits you to smaller guns, which are pretty easy to conceal anyway.
On the other hand - for those tradeoffs, you do get much better concealment. And you can tuck in your shirt without the shirt obstructing your access like with a "tuckable" holster.

I don't have the balls to carry OWB with a swing away jacket or coat, I can always imagine it flipping up in a breeze and Whoops. Or I jump on my Bike and forget to zip or button and get pulled over for brandishing a weapon. Plus it gets too hot around here to carry that way except in winter.

 

[crowsnake]

The above video shows you cant get your finger on the trigger until you have started to pull the gun, with practice I think it would do fine, plus all of use should automatically index every gun every time we pull it, so you would be using your bird finger to pull the gun out.