Homebrew SmartCarry

[Paymeister]

I posted a link to info on one of my old websites for this some time ago, but as I will be taking it down soon I thought I should post it here again. Also, the search function wasn't finding it. Apologies for those of you who remember this from last time.

I made my own SmartCarry-style holster for an SP101 with a spurless hammer. While the roll takes the place of a retention strap, I still found this to be a very comfortable and easy holster to draw from. The photos give pretty much the whole picture (and more info than many probably want - again, apologies).





Don't go out and try to develop a retention device like this:

[yes, the goal is to lose weight]

Conceals quite well under even with gym shorts:


I put a vinyl layer on the back for a moisture barrier, with an open top to provide a document pocket. I then added fleece around the whole thing for comfort:

[DefensiveCarry.com]

[mr.stuart]

I like it.

[grady]

Good ingenuity!

[retsupt99]

I hope Johnson and his two buds don't get injured...

I guess, if it works for ya'...go for it!

[Paymeister]

Retsup, thanks for your concern. But with a large enough girth, the barrel points at your toes.

See, there IS a reason for being this size! Also, I'm harder to kidnap.

[retsupt99]

Retsup, thanks for your concern. But with a large enough girth, the barrel points at your toes.

See, there IS a reason for being this size! Also, I'm harder to kidnap.

I understand...I could loan you a couple of shirts...

[paramedic70002]

As a well endowed gentleman, I've always shied away from underbelly holsters since when I sit down my profile changes. Downrange becomes a nebulous destination. I have a flat butt thus nothing to hold the strap. Think inverted funnel. Plus the idea of a rear sight digging into my overlap, and having to dig the thing out in a hurry if I need it...