Carry Preference
I think there are as many holster carry preferences as there are people. I am still trying to find my ideal carry, but I usually wear a Galco.
I have a number of belt holsters that I use only for open carry and in that category I am partial to the Galco Fed Paddle (see picture). It is adjustable to wear either strong or off side (crossdraw) and can be canted either forward or backward. I wear it almost exclusively on the strong side at 4 o\'clock, which seems to be where it hides the best place for me. It prints easily if you wear it under an untucked shirt when you bend so you have to be careful in concealed carry.
For some reason I have never tried the elastic belly band holsters worn around the waist or chest under a shirt, but that is probably my next purchase.
I have also tried a shoulder holster, but living in Arizona it\'s just not practical since I never wear a jacket or coat.
I think there are as many holster carry preferences as there are people. I am still trying to find my ideal carry, but I usually wear a Galco.
I have a number of belt holsters that I use only for open carry and in that category I am partial to the Galco Fed Paddle (see picture). It is adjustable to wear either strong or off side (crossdraw) and can be canted either forward or backward. I wear it almost exclusively on the strong side at 4 o\'clock, which seems to be where it hides the best place for me. It prints easily if you wear it under an untucked shirt when you bend so you have to be careful in concealed carry.
For some reason I have never tried the elastic belly band holsters worn around the waist or chest under a shirt, but that is probably my next purchase.
I have also tried a shoulder holster, but living in Arizona it\'s just not practical since I never wear a jacket or coat.