Posted: 9/18/2007 8:55:53 AM EDT
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Anybody here ever try one of these or actually use one now? Seems to me like they would be very uncomfortable. PagerPal.com |
I try to avoid any method of carry that REQUIRES 2 hands to draw, and I'm not a big fan of cross-draw either. As far as that holster tucks down the pants it would be incredibly difficult to draw while grappling with an assailant, especially since it takes 2 hands. |
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I have one and have been using it for a while. It is pretty comfortable but with my size it prints pretty well. If your skinier it would work better. I like the fact that it is completly below the belt. I carry a G23 in it. I will be purchasing a different carry rig soon as I think I can find one that will work better for my size. I wear it cross draw as I prefer to carry that way. Witht the weight I've been loosing it also tends to want to pull the belt down no matter how tight I set the belt. I'm not sure a different rig mite not do the same. |
How do you like the SmartCarry? I was just looking at those earlier today as well. |
Works pretty good. Wear relaxed fit pants and most medium autos don't print. I have mine sized for a G23, but usually carry a Kahr PM9 in it. Hard to tell it's there. Couple downsides: When I sit down, sometimes I get a "Pinch"  . Also, it takes some time to tuck shirts in so they don't look stupid if you do it the recommended way.If you get one, I recommend asking for one a couple inches larger in the waist, since they don't seem to give much to spare. All in all, I think it's a great holster for very concealed carry. |
Ah, my other holster choice. I find it prints too much when I tuck my shirt in, but besides, that it is an excellent holster. |
