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Re: appendix carry
Google Tucker Gun Leather, I've got one in the system for my PM9. Have heard good things about them.
J
Google Tucker Gun Leather, I've got one in the system for my PM9. Have heard good things about them.
J
Re: appendix carry
Does Galco make a Scout for the Glock 19?
I have done this with a G19 in a bladetech ISW holster... I just set the holster up with a straight drop(no FBI cant)
Does Galco make a Scout for the Glock 19?
I have done this with a G19 in a bladetech ISW holster... I just set the holster up with a straight drop(no FBI cant)
Re: appendix carry
Everyday.
Mostly with this - http://www.onesourcetactical.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWPROD&ProdID=731
Sometimes with this if I have a tighter fitting tshirt on - http://www.onesourcetactical.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWPROD&ProdID=484
Everyday.
Mostly with this - http://www.onesourcetactical.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWPROD&ProdID=731
Sometimes with this if I have a tighter fitting tshirt on - http://www.onesourcetactical.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWPROD&ProdID=484
Re: appendix carry
The Holster above looks good. I can recommend this one myself: http://ravenconcealment.com/. It is not the best looking, but it is fully adjustable for height of grip above waistband and cant. It is very stable.
The Holster above looks good. I can recommend this one myself: http://ravenconcealment.com/. It is not the best looking, but it is fully adjustable for height of grip above waistband and cant. It is very stable.
Re: appendix carry
Eric, I've never seen that set up. That's actually what I am looking for. Is the kydex holster fairly thin? In other words, is there any material behind the holster to make it bulky or protrude outward?
Thanks!
Chad
Eric, I've never seen that set up. That's actually what I am looking for. Is the kydex holster fairly thin? In other words, is there any material behind the holster to make it bulky or protrude outward?
Thanks!
Chad
Re: appendix carry
High Noon Holsters has a nice line of IWB rigs as well.
http://www.highnoonholsters.com/Product_..._waistband.html
High Noon Holsters has a nice line of IWB rigs as well.
http://www.highnoonholsters.com/Product_..._waistband.html
Re: appendix carry
The Kydex is thin, there is nothing to push it forward. I can send you a picture of it in place on my model person. The Malabar Front used to have pictures of it on one of their guys. In Glock 19 it does not print. EL
The Kydex is thin, there is nothing to push it forward. I can send you a picture of it in place on my model person. The Malabar Front used to have pictures of it on one of their guys. In Glock 19 it does not print. EL
Re: appendix carry
Raven Concealment Systems makes a great appendix carry holster. I would never carry anyother way. Your draw times are a lot faster and you have the firearm in the front of your body so it is a lot harder for someone to grab. In a lot of fights people tend to get knocked down so if you fall on your back you can still get to your sidearm. Just make sure you are focused when you holster your gun. Too many people ram their guns into their holsters. At the last shooting class I took I would just cringe watching people ram their Glocks into their holsters. Half the time they would miss and try again. It was an accident waiting to happen. There is no reason to holster quickly.
Raven Concealment Systems makes a great appendix carry holster. I would never carry anyother way. Your draw times are a lot faster and you have the firearm in the front of your body so it is a lot harder for someone to grab. In a lot of fights people tend to get knocked down so if you fall on your back you can still get to your sidearm. Just make sure you are focused when you holster your gun. Too many people ram their guns into their holsters. At the last shooting class I took I would just cringe watching people ram their Glocks into their holsters. Half the time they would miss and try again. It was an accident waiting to happen. There is no reason to holster quickly.
Re: appendix carry
I carried in a Milt Sparks Summer Special for years and was introduced to the Blade-Tech Ultimate Concealment Holster and won't look back. For everyday concealed carry you need to think about the position your body is in most of the time, sitting or standing. Try to draw from a holster that is behind your hip while seated in a car, it really doesn't work without contorting your body. While standing, your hands naturally fall to your front - just below your appendix - and makes for a quick draw with little extra body movement. For me and my body type it just works, some people I know that have tried it stick with the 4:00 carry but most agree it is the way to go.
I carried in a Milt Sparks Summer Special for years and was introduced to the Blade-Tech Ultimate Concealment Holster and won't look back. For everyday concealed carry you need to think about the position your body is in most of the time, sitting or standing. Try to draw from a holster that is behind your hip while seated in a car, it really doesn't work without contorting your body. While standing, your hands naturally fall to your front - just below your appendix - and makes for a quick draw with little extra body movement. For me and my body type it just works, some people I know that have tried it stick with the 4:00 carry but most agree it is the way to go.
