Posted: 2/7/2015 2:45:34 PM EDT
|
I say odd because I haven't seen it asked before. This could help others too.
I had a stroke a few years ago. And lost my left hand for the most part. Putting on my ITWB holster is a pia. Anyone have ant good suggestions for a good ITWB holster for a s&w M&P 9c, and depending on how I feel that day my 1911 something that might be fairly easier one handed. I can get mine in withe a little work. I'm looking to streamline it make it a lot easier, thanks! But thankfully I got the itch for a pocket pistol before so I've been throwing my p238 in my pocket daily. I'd just like to get back to something bigger, never thought I'd ever need to ask this question in my life. |
| I used to carry a lot ITWB; then, I discovered that it's easier and a whole lot more convenient to carry ITB, instead. If you haven't, yet, tried a holster fitted with one of Blade-Tech's, 'Tek-Lok' clasps maybe you should. I'm ambidextrous; so it's no matter for me to switch a holster around; but what I do in order to save money, and keep things simple is to take a standard OTB lefthand holster, and wear it ITB on my righthand side, AND visa-versa as well. I've been doing this for more than 10 years; and out of a Kydex holster I'm about as fast as you're going to see. Of all the quick-detach holster systems I strongly prefer Tek-Lok clasps the best. I secure mine at the top of the belt so that the holster will never have a tendency to snap open and, 'follow the gun' as I draw. (Old age brings its own unique set of challenges; doesn't it!) Stay well. |
|
Thank you for the response.
I think I found a solution. Apendix carry seems to look pretty damn good especially one handed. But now for my extremely stupid and funny question about it. How noticeable do you think it would be say being undercover at a strip club, getting a lap dance from a suspect getting leads? To maintain concealment and no knowledge? |
|
Quoted:
Thank you for the response. I think I found a solution. Apendix carry seems to look pretty damn good especially one handed. But now for my extremely stupid and funny question about it. How noticeable do you think it would be say being undercover at a strip club, getting a lap dance from a suspect getting leads? To maintain concealment and no knowledge? Wait, let me get this right. You're worried about a stripper wondering what that hard object is in your lap while she rubs all over you in a strip club? Aren't you worried about her causing an accidental discharge too? A good holster will solve most of these issues. |
|
Quoted:
Wait, let me get this right. You're worried about a stripper wondering what that hard object is in your lap while she rubs all over you in a strip club? Aren't you worried about her causing an accidental discharge too? A good holster will solve most of these issues. Quoted:
Quoted:
Thank you for the response. I think I found a solution. Apendix carry seems to look pretty damn good especially one handed. But now for my extremely stupid and funny question about it. How noticeable do you think it would be say being undercover at a strip club, getting a lap dance from a suspect getting leads? To maintain concealment and no knowledge? Wait, let me get this right. You're worried about a stripper wondering what that hard object is in your lap while she rubs all over you in a strip club? Aren't you worried about her causing an accidental discharge too? A good holster will solve most of these issues. lol that was a silly thing I thought of made me laugh, thought maybe how pathetic and dumb that sounds would be funny to you. But thanks. I'm going with crossbreed. Nicest I found. |