Can this holster be used effectively for concealed carry? Right now I'm using a cheap nylon in the pants holster, but I want something more secure.
1245150
I us mine all day long. they also sell a double mag holder which works equally well. the holster is comfortable. I have two others for different concel carry.
1245151
It's an outside holster, I bought it to use durning winter months it conceals well under a winter coat.
1245152
I use it for my PPS 40cal off duty weapon... very concealable in my opinion.
1258059
You can just clip this holster to your pants. However, as with any holster, I would deffinately recomend a good belt. Wearing it without a belt will most likely make your pants sag. Really nice holster, I wouldn't hesitate to recomend this holster.
74888
It is my opinion that this holster would not work as concealed carry. It was not intended to do that duty. It also requires a specific maneuver to draw the weapon. Normally concealed carry should be easy and quick to draw.
440077
I ordered a sneaky pete holster for my sig p250. You have to make sure you order the sneaky pete that fits the p238, but I'm not a fan of the sneaky pete unless you are a large man. I am a petite woman and it looks way too large on me. Not too sneaky. I use a fanny pack insteak, IWB holster or conceal carry purse, but that's just me. I do use the magazine holders from sneaky pete and they are very well made.
1177077
It's held up extremely well actually with regular carry over the last year. My issue is simply that with repeated sitting and standing, bending over, getting in and out of the car etc. the gun wants to ride up and off of the yellow post that's holding it in place. I think tension needs to be increased so I don't always feel as if my gun is going to fall out of my pants and the holster. This and this issue alone is the reason I rarely use this holster now. It's a shame too, because I really wanted to like it.
1221189
I haven't actually carried it for concealed carry yet I would think if you set it down with the back against something it wouldn't be noticeable or lay it down on the back. You could just carry in one of the interior pockets, harder to get to but better concealed.
1149982
If you mean tuck the shirt over the top of the gun I don't believe it is designed to do that specifically but you probably could with just the belt clip showing.If there is a such thing a a special clip meant for tucking in an inside the pants holster I would say this doesn't have that.if you mean just tucking in you shirt and wearing it outside the shirt you could definitely do that with mostly just the grip showing.I love this holster still no problems with it.
313185
I haven't shot IDPA, but I believe that it requires that you have the holster attached to a single belt, that goes through the belt loops in your pants. Is that what you mean by 'single loop configuration?' If so, then yes, either belt will work, but I'd prefer to use the 'inner' belt; the one that has the softer 'loop' material, that isn't nearly as abrasive and stiff as the outer 'hook' portion is: Similar to the hook and loop configuration of 'Velcro,' which these belts are similar to, only on a larger 'scale.'
83071
Designed for pocket carry...I use it IWB (with the flap) and it works well. As someone mentioned, be sure you are aware that it will fall free when dropping pants.
1911370
I'm sorry, but I don't use that type of holster. I use a nylon holster. Sorry I was not able to help!
2055891
If your vest is for suty use, I would say don't use this holster. The retention isn't good enough. It can't be set up for low ride either. I use a CR speed belt for IPSC and it is fine when I use my chest rig for carbine. I am not law inforcement, but this is what my law enforcement guys comment. I also don't use the paddle version. I use the belt loop version.
787241
I love this holster for open carry or a day on the range but there's other holsters I would recommend over this one for CCW. I just don't find this to be a CCW type holster. Also, the interior panel can get kind of uncomfortable after a while. I get my best CCW holsters from acecase.com and ironically, the cheapest ones they have I find to be the best (like 15-20 bucks). Hope this helps !
1178437
I carry inside my jeans with a belt on and have no problem reholstering my weapon. It holds snug during routine movement, but not so tight as to restrict removal and return. I have been very pleased with this product and it's interaction with my Glock 29. Add in the price and I certainly recommend to all.
1264095
Good question! I carry in a pocket holster in my pants pocket. Because the grip extension is on the forward side of it does not affect concealment-it extends downward into the pocket holster.
1211119
I think it depends on how tight your pants are. I wear a comfortable fit and the outline isn't a problem. But the holster is so comfortable I usually slide it in at my waistband.
1612387
The holster is snug as it is outside the belt. Never had an issue with it. Sure, wearing it inside the belt would make it tighter, but could hinder the draw.
83074
I personally would not use it for IWB carry. The holster does not have any clip that would secure it to your belt/pants like a traditional IWB holster.I would be concerned that under the weight of the firearm, it may slip down into your pants.While in your pocket, the holster does sit at the bottom.Hope it helps.