Do you like Sneaky Pete the best of your carry methods, or do you have another carry method you prefer?
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I primarily use mine as a protective holster to keep my pistol in the center console of my truck. Found a new use for it while bear hunting recently while walking to and from the stand in the dark with my rifle unloaded.
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As a versatile concealed carrier I have several different types of holsters. I use this one when I can't carry in a less conspectus way. It is well made and easy to use. It will take a little practice to draw from in a safe and efficient manner. Very good buy for the price.
1582385
Yes, nobody knows that I carry, or asks what the sneaky Pete holster is for.
1582386
For me it depends. I use it lot in the warmer months when not wearing a coat or jacket. In the winter I use it or a holster on my hip if I'm keeping my jacket on. It's a great option to have.
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It is my favorite. You wear it outside on your belt, so you do not have to find pants that are too big so you can put the holster inside the waist band, or leave your shirt un tucked. It's square and looks like a big cell phone case, so no one ever thinks anything of it.
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I have tried a lot of pellets, Crossman Premier Hollow Points, Benjamin's, and others and you know what? I have found that the gun shoots straighter than I can hold and squeeze the trigger properly with all of them. As long as I use a heavy lead pellet to keep the speed down, the gun shoots great. I guess if I bench rested the gun and squeezed the trigger perfectly repeatedly, I could tell an accuracy difference between pellets. But I hunt using the best rest I can find (the side of a tree usually!) and try my best to use proper shooting technique. If I do that, old bushytail is usually toast. I like this gun (Umarex OCTANE 22 cal) except it is really heavy to carry, and I can't figure out a way to put a sling on it.
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U can probably get away with it. Depending on the size of the gun. I carry a p220 carry. Keep shirt puffed out of the pants. It seems to work fine.
800607
I have two J's in .38 w/2" bbls. One wears Crimson Trace 'boot grips', which is more in keeping with a 'Sneaky Pete' carry mode. The other has S&W; custom extended grips. Nominal dimensions are 6 1/2" L, 4 1/4" H, 1 1/2" W, with the standard sized boot grips. If you are concerned with Sneaky Pete carry, as long as the grips do not extend below the grip frame (as with standard S&W; grips) you will have no problem with fitting. Hope this helps. The Sneaky is well made and does fine for its intended purpose, is faster than 'pocket' carry...and cleaner. The only issue I have is with the lack of accommodation for extra ammunition, easily overcome with a 'strip' reloader in a pocket. I have two J's in .38 w/2" bbls. One wears Crimson Trace 'boot grips', which is more in keeping with a 'Sneaky Pete' carry mode. The other has S&W; custom extended grips. Nominal dimensions are 6 1/2" L, 4 1/4" H, 1 1/2" W, with the standard sized boot grips. If you are concerned with Sneaky Pete carry, as long as the grips do not extend below the grip frame (as with standard S&W; grips) you will have no problem with fitting. Hope this helps. The Sneaky is well made and does fine for its intended purpose, is faster than 'pocket' carry...and cleaner. The only issue I have... » Read More I have two J's in .38 w/2" bbls. One wears Crimson Trace 'boot grips', which is more in keeping with a 'Sneaky Pete' carry mode. The other has S&W; custom extended grips. Nominal dimensions are 6 1/2" L, 4 1/4" H, 1 1/2" W, with the standard sized boot grips. If you are concerned with Sneaky Pete carry, as long as the grips do not extend below the grip frame (as with standard S&W; grips) you will have no problem with fitting. Hope this helps. The Sneaky is well made and does fine for its intended purpose, is faster than 'pocket' carry...and cleaner. The only issue I have is with the lack of accommodation for extra ammunition, easily overcome with a 'strip' reloader in a pocket. « Show Less
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i have carried, and have come to love, the Stockman series since i was 16 its pretty handy to have the three blades for different tasks but i have also carried the trapper style with two blades as well, they both have advantages its more or less what you are comfortable with in your pocket.
1800508
with my activities, I prefere the belt loop. in the past, I have found that belt clips on occasion come off. I love the holster for concealed carry. MERRY CHRISTMAS
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No. I tried that and it's a stretch. I have the most success carrying outside the pants but inside the belt on the left side in a cross-draw mode. The LCP is so small it is easily covered by a sweater or even a loosely tucked in shirt.
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I also carry Springfield XD, a smaller 45. I like the way it carries, much less noticeable, just a 'regular looking' pack. a couple smaller compartments that easily carry wallet keys ect. I personally would go for this pack over the smaller, not that packed tight look.
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While I usually carry at the 4:00 position, I did try appendix carry to see what people were talking about. The Versacarry works quite well in this position. Depending what other equipment I carry, I often alternate between right and left side carry as my 380 is usally used as a "back-up" unless I'm dressing down. Then it becomes primary carry.
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It goes on ur left ankle for a right handed grab. The gun goes on the inside of your leg. It's not the best carry option but it beats you leaving the gun at home. Good luck. God bless the 2nd!!
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I like it better. I actually own both. The go girl is better to carry because it folds up. Also, I like that it has a top on it. It prevents some spillage.
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Is it slow to draw? Compared to having your CCW of choice holstered on your hip- Yes. Is it still a better option than not having it at all? Without question. Unless someone OWNS this particular backpack then it is very unlikely that a pick-pocket will know that you are even carrying anything in the hidden compartment. To me the question posed tells me that you are not the type who would typically carry a backpack and thus you wouldn't have much need for an option like this to carry your CCW. However for someone who has to wear business professional attire (tucked in dress shirt and slacks) this is a good option because the need is likely there to have something to keep all your documents/work necessities in and would alleviate the need to constantly keep your suit jacket on so that people would not see the butt of a pistol sticking out of your waistband. I used this backpack almost daily and knowing I had the option to have my CCW somewhat handy and did not need to have it on my hip was a great benefit. Also it is a nice way to carry it while traveling, I could pack almost two days worth of clothes in the bag and I also had someplace to put it in my car so that if I were carrying and got pulled over for anything I would not have to declare that I was carrying to the officer because it was in the backseat out of reach.
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I don't know where you are looking but the article I received is exactly as shown. The Sneaky Pete is a fine holster and my S&W; Bodyguard .380 fits in it pecfectly.
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I carry with a round in the chamber. The only thing I check is if you are getting in and out of a chair or car your weapon wants to ride up and off the post. I just check it and make sure it is secure. Very nice rig.
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hello Paul I carry the P 238 in the sneaky peat without an extended magazine and it fits just perfect its made to fit exact with the stock magazine. I am afraid any changes to the Sig P 238 will not fit in the sneaky Pete. it is a nice way to carry though I really like it. one nice feature is that it seems to be designed to keep your finger off the trigger pull when you draw, your finger automatically wants to remain straight along the slide when drawing the gun. hope this helps
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The pictures may not add up, but I have the Sneaky Pete holster for my Kember Crimson Carry II and it fits perfectly. It has two belt clips that allow me to easily take it off when driving. It will accommodate other autos of the same size.
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Hi Glyn, The Sneaky Pete is made for smaller guns such as the Ruger LCP. The 1911 is a little big for such a holster. If you are looking to use the 1911 as a carry gun, you may want to look at some of the many types of shoulder holsters. Good support and easy draw with some practice and with a full clip you don't have to worry about keeping from pull your pants up, if you have a belt clip holster. You have a great gun there, stay safe with it and I pary you never have to use it in self defense. Best of luck in your search. Robert