colonel102

Just wondering what brands is everyone using and are you happy with them? Starting to look to carry a S&W 642.

Thanks.

BTW....love the site and all of the discussions

srfl

Welcome to the forum.

I knew a supermarket plainclothes security guard that ankled carried a......................................














......ready for it?










.....a Colt 1911 Gov't Model.

No lie.

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blueyedevil

Only thing I ever ankle carry is a Kel-Tec P-32, it's about the only thing I think I can conceal without bell-bottoms, not to mention light enough that it doesn't bounce around.

fed_wif_a_sig

When I was a city officer I carried a Model 36 on my ankle every night I worked in a Renegade ankle rig. That gun (which was seriously customized by the folks at Nowlin) and the ankle rig are still going strong after about 14 years. I still occasionally strap on that setup when I'm riding my Harley. The rig is very comfortable and secure and never gave me any problems.

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Redneck Repairs

Over the years i have carryed that way off and on . Currently if i am its a Kahr pm9. Ill say its not my choice of how to carry my primary weapon unless activity's dictate it . IMHO its about on par with pocket carry for convienance and access .

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stevep

a true gentleman on another site sent me an eagle upside down carry ankle holster to try. it is very comfortable and after trying it for a couple of weeks the upside down part of it seems real natural. you don't have to hike your pants up all that far to get at it. this is for a S&W 37-2.

BikerRN

If I don't carry my 442 in my pocket it's on my ankle.

I use a Galco "Ankle Glove" when I have to ankle carry. It seems to work real good for me. In fact, I've had the same holster for over ten years with no problems.

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cockedlocked01

I used a cozy partner renegade ankle holster. My gun (A 442), never came out unless I drew it. It has an elastic strap that fits around the rear of the trigger guard. You just pull to draw. Quick & easy.

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retsupt99

Never thought they were comfortable. Besides the fact I'm almost always in shorts, it just wouldn't seem an easy 'grab' in jeans...when I do wear them...I want an instant grip while still being able to walk!

I guess...like anything else (SOB for instance...I like it!), it is what ever you get used to and how one can make it 'work'.

ret

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badgerw

I use a Ken Null ankle holster for my Colt Mustang Pocketlite. Ken sent it to me two weeks after I ordered it. Quality is superb, as is comfort. It is completely secure without a retention strap.

Bill