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Location: Las Vegas, NV
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I carry it in my regular IWB Bladetech. It's pretty much impossible to get at under my leather though.
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![]() Join Date: Mar 2006
Location: Golden, CO
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I carry in my tank bag. The Kahr MK9 or S&W 642 sits right next to my camera and is in easy and fast reach. When I have to leave the bike, I just stick the gun in my motorcycle jacket pocket.
I've been in two motorcycle accidents over the years and do not like the idea of having the handgun next to my body when I ride. There are hassles to be dealt with if you ride across states lines between states that do not have reciprocity. I have had to stop at the Colorado-Nebraska or Utah-Nevada state lines, remove the gun from the bag, take out the mag or the rounds, separate the ammo from the gun, and lock them in different cases on the bike. I've had to do move the gun into lockable bags on the bike going into restaurants that were posted (in states that have the serving alcohol - no guns rules). Still, the sense of security of having the gun is worth the occasional hassle. Ron |
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Location: CT,USA.
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I had mine in my tank bag and my fear was if I came off the bike or was a few feet from the bike and someone grabed the bag. I put it back into my pocket.
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New Member
![]() Join Date: Sep 2007
Location: rochester,ny
Posts: 11
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I went to a local leather worker and had an extra internal zipped pocket thats a snug fit added on the inside left of my leather about pec. high,easy to retrieve my MK40.
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New Member
![]() Join Date: Jun 2008
Location: texas
Posts: 8
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Personaly,I'd go with a 1911A1 under my shoulder or a concealed carry vest.
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![]() Join Date: Jan 2007
Location: Western North Carolina
Posts: 71
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I always wear my Kel-tec PF9 in an ankle holster while riding my Fatboy. It stays snug against my leg under my jeans. No, it's not the ideal way to carry but it's better than nothing at all. In the Fall and when I seldom ride in the Winter, my G23 rides under my coat or jacket.
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Location: CT,USA.
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STORMVET. What Ankle holster do you use for the PF-9 and how do you like it. This could be another way to go.
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Location: Golden, CO
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I have an Uncle Mike's Sidekick, actually 2 of them in different holster sizes. They have a band that straps around just above the calf (and just below the knee) and one down around the ankle area. That keeps the gun from slipping down to the top of the shoe. All the units that I have tried that have just the ankle band never stay up and are pushed down every time the calf flexes (like in walking). The result: the holster and gun tend to spend their time right on the top of my shoe and out into view below the cuff of my pants. Ron |
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![]() Join Date: Jan 2007
Location: Western North Carolina
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CCMAN, it's Passport and I love it. In fact it's what I use most of the time. Both my PF9 and my G23 will fit in the ankle rig, but the G23 bulges a little more. If I know I'm going to be standing most of the time, and if I'm wearing pants with a larger leg opening, I will pack the Glock, otherwise it's the Keltec.
Some downsides to the ankle rig is that it's not easy to get to if you're in a hurry. Also, It has to be tight on your ankle in order to stay put otherwise it will be sloppy and slide around. . .not a good feeling. You can crank down on the velcro too much and stop the blood so you just have to find what's comfortable for you. I bought the ankle rig just so I'd have the option if I needed it. The way it turned out, it's what I use most. The Passport is not expensive so if decide you don't like it, you're not out much $. Good luck. .Oh one other thing, I wear the rig on the inside of my leg and with the pistol turned around backwards. For some reason it fits better.
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![]() Join Date: Jun 2007
Location: Colorado
Posts: 492
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I carry my P229 .40S&W or a 4" 1911 with either OWB (carry loc) and wear my leather jacket. I have a Goldwing and a CBR900RR. The backrest on the GW hides the P229 because I carry at 4:00. The CBR is a little harder to conceal 100%, but the leather jacket cover it pretty well. At least I don't see people shrieking for cover or cowering in the corner as I ride past them.
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