This is a discussion on Ruger LCP Carry Idea within the Defensive Carry Holsters & Carry Options forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; For use when fishing and other outdoor activities, I had a cheapo neck wallet. My wife started using it when walking. The stitching on it ...
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For use when fishing and other outdoor activities, I had a cheapo neck wallet. My wife started using it when walking. The stitching on it failed, so I looked for a replacement for her use.
At http://www.ebags.com/search/index.cf...&Nao=12&N=4001 I found a Maxpedition "Traveler" neck passport holder...$24.99 with free shipping.
It arrived this past week, and looks like it will become not only a wallet, but her method for carry of her Ruger LCP.
Better than NO gun, but could prove to be hard to get at in a 'panic situation'...at least she'll have a weapon at her disposal...my wife hates to take one with her all the time.
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Why not??? I like it.
Nate
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Deep concealment idea. Vertical stitching could make mag pouch/holster combo.
Hugh
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Nice until a theif comes running by and rips the thing off your neck thinking there's money in it!! I prefer the Nemisis for pocket carry, but whatever works for you is what you should use!!
NCH
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Carry On!
NCHornet
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So if your wife had to draw, is she going to be pulling the whole thing out, opening the flap, and then pulling the gun? Or is she going to pull her shirt all the way up, open the flap, and then pull the gun?
Both ways sound entirely too slow to me. Especially for a woman, who(usually) can be taken down easier.
Pocket carry or smartcarry would be better choices, IMO. Both of those can be relatively quick WITH practice.
~Mike
Glock 17, Dale Fricke Archangel, Wilderness Tactical belt.
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My wife carrys her Glock26 in a wallet designed like that...
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Cleavage carry. I knew a woman who toted a J-frame in the same location, but simply tied a string around her neck and through the trigger guard. If needed, she just reached up under her shirt and gave a big tug, down it came. That passport wallet looks like a bad idea...way too much work and too many movements to access the weapon.
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