Need help changing carry method - Page 2

newconvert · November 4th, 2008, 07:54 AM

Keep your stories coming, i am getting some great ideas, tell me a little more about sob, it sounds interesting, and if so which of the sob's i have seen actually carry the weight of the weapon well without leaning away from the body?
Again thanks.

one more thing, i posted in another thread for carrying around the house, here in denver it can get pretty hot come summer, and naturally i get to my skivvies whenever i can, and i asked everyone about thier experiences with this type of carry, and the best advice came back to an old method i used to use around the house, the tanker, anyone know where i ca get a well made tanker, i have seen so few examples anywhere?

wmhawth · November 4th, 2008, 08:12 AM

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Originally Posted by GWRedDragon

RS, you really are pushing Fist!! I need a pocket holster, I guess I know what you would say about that

Retsupt99 speaks the truth about FIST. I haven't been disappointed with any of the 4 I own and I didn't have to wait 6-18 months for delivery.

Wizzard7 · November 4th, 2008, 01:45 PM

I, too, have problems with IWB holsters due to my, um, portliness. I recently got a Don Hume IWB for my .44 Bulldog, and it is fairly comfortable, but the butt of the pistol is somewhat noticeable. I carried my NAA .32 today with an IWB and it was comfortable. The biggest problem is I poke out where others don't. Maybe I need one of them "underwear" holsters.. LOL

Wizzard7 · November 13th, 2008, 03:05 PM

I recently ordered a Don Hume OWB style "JIT slide holster" for the Glock 26 and the Charter .44, and both worked out well, very comfortable. I do need some longer carry shirts, and maybe a larger size shirt, as I can almost make out the grips on the revolver. The Glock 26 is invisible; the 3" Bulldog barrel pokes out the end of the holster, requires a longer shirt or maybe a vest.

November 4th, 2008, 07:54 AM	#11
newconvert New Member Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: edgewater Posts: 9	Thank you everyone Keep your stories coming, i am getting some great ideas, tell me a little more about sob, it sounds interesting, and if so which of the sob's i have seen actually carry the weight of the weapon well without leaning away from the body? Again thanks. one more thing, i posted in another thread for carrying around the house, here in denver it can get pretty hot come summer, and naturally i get to my skivvies whenever i can, and i asked everyone about thier experiences with this type of carry, and the best advice came back to an old method i used to use around the house, the tanker, anyone know where i ca get a well made tanker, i have seen so few examples anywhere?

November 4th, 2008, 01:45 PM	#13
Wizzard7 Member Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: Texas Posts: 22	I, too, have problems with IWB holsters due to my, um, portliness. I recently got a Don Hume IWB for my .44 Bulldog, and it is fairly comfortable, but the butt of the pistol is somewhat noticeable. I carried my NAA .32 today with an IWB and it was comfortable. The biggest problem is I poke out where others don't. Maybe I need one of them "underwear" holsters.. LOL __________________ You can never have "too much" ammo...

November 13th, 2008, 03:05 PM	#14
Wizzard7 Member Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: Texas Posts: 22	I recently ordered a Don Hume OWB style "JIT slide holster" for the Glock 26 and the Charter .44, and both worked out well, very comfortable. I do need some longer carry shirts, and maybe a larger size shirt, as I can almost make out the grips on the revolver. The Glock 26 is invisible; the 3" Bulldog barrel pokes out the end of the holster, requires a longer shirt or maybe a vest. __________________ You can never have "too much" ammo...

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