Iwb holsters

I use an IWB Galco WITHOUT the clasp, so mine doesn't affect my safety.

I haven't yet managed to do anything to affect the retention of my CCO (I even changed a tire with the gun holstered).

The leather grips it just tight enough to keep it in place, but not enough that unholstering is a problem.
 
I've been running a crossbreed with an XDM .45 for a couple years now. I really like it. Very comfortable. Easily concealable even with a full frame pistol.
 
OP, any conclusion yet?

What are you using with the walther?

I am still using the cheapo galco for the kimber. The real intent for the walther was a ccw for my wife once she gets her ccl. Since the bass pro on the north end of colorado springs was stocked up on ammo I ficked up a few hundred rounds of .380 and we'll go shoot it for the first time sometime soon. But in regards for a holster for the walther I'll probably find something that it can sit loose in for the wifes purse or however she is comfortable carrying it.
 
I am still using the cheapo galco for the kimber. The real intent for the walther was a ccw for my wife once she gets her ccl. Since the bass pro on the north end of colorado springs was stocked up on ammo I ficked up a few hundred rounds of .380 and we'll go shoot it for the first time sometime soon. But in regards for a holster for the walther I'll probably find something that it can sit loose in for the wifes purse or however she is comfortable carrying it.

My aunt has a few of these that she uses... just make sure she holds onto her purse.

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I ordered a couple of holsters from Garrett Industries and will report back once I get them. [MENTION=69441]Dawg4Runner[/MENTION] is a bad influence. I'll have to work on my photography skills while I wait...

Silent Thunder Fusion with belt loops (IWB)
Silent Thunder STX 2.0 (OWB)
 
Is a holster always essential? Last night when I ran to the hood grocery I just tucked it in waistband holster free. Also, is there anything worse than a hood grocery at the beginning of the month?
 
Is a holster always essential? Last night when I ran to the hood grocery I just tucked it in waistband holster free. Also, is there anything worse than a hood grocery at the beginning of the month?

The only thing worse is actually living in the hood... where our first apartment was.

I like to know my gun will be where I put it, even with lots of movement.
 
The only thing worse is actually living in the hood... where our first apartment was.

I like to know my gun will be where I put it, even with lots of movement.

It'd be pretty embarrassing to drop your piece down a pants leg while in line at the register - much less the fact it could cause a panic (or worse, especially in "the hood"). I don't want to have to hunt for my protection when I need it - nor do I want to create a panic in the grocery store because I didn't property stow my pistol.:uzi:
 
It'd be pretty embarrassing to drop your piece down a pants leg while in line at the register - much less the fact it could cause a panic (or worse, especially in "the hood"). I don't want to have to hunt for my protection when I need it - nor do I want to create a panic in the grocery store because I didn't property stow my pistol.:uzi:

Not to mention the potential for legal trouble.

I tried an ankle holster with a G26 before and the velcro worked loose after walking around for 30 minutes. Luckily my jeans caught it before it fell out completely... won't do that again.
 
Is a holster always essential? Last night when I ran to the hood grocery I just tucked it in waistband holster free. Also, is there anything worse than a hood grocery at the beginning of the month?

Nothing shooting yourself in the balls or the ass.
 
Not to mention the potential for legal trouble.

I have heard that in some states people can press charges for assault if they see your pistol or rifle whether it's concealed or not. I guess the gov does that to try and deter people from carrying.
 
I have heard that in some states people can press charges for assault if they see your pistol or rifle whether it's concealed or not. I guess the gov does that to try and deter people from carrying.

Unlawful display can be very broadly interpreted - best not to leave it to the discretion of a LEO. Luckily some gun-friendly states are making "oopses" more forgivable.
 
I carry my glocks in a CompTac Minotaur and my sig in either a Don Hum clip holster or a Desantis IWB. The Minotaur is by far the best IWB I have found.
 
Is a holster always essential? Last night when I ran to the hood grocery I just tucked it in waistband holster free. Also, is there anything worse than a hood grocery at the beginning of the month?

ndcent, c'mon man. I KNOW you are smarter than this. If you are going to take on the responsibility of carrying a loaded pistol, at least make sure it is carried securely and in a holster that protects the trigger guard. Sticking it down the front of your pants is not a good mode of carry.
 
ndcent, c'mon man. I KNOW you are smarter than this. If you are going to take on the responsibility of carrying a loaded pistol, at least make sure it is carried securely and in a holster that protects the trigger guard. Sticking it down the front of your pants is not a good mode of carry.

I know, stupid in retrospect. I have slim fit pants and a tight wide leather belt, never felt I was in danger of having it drop down my pant leg for my ten minute shop but yeah, use the Galco always.

Thanks DADS!
 
Is a holster always essential? Last night when I ran to the hood grocery I just tucked it in waistband holster free. Also, is there anything worse than a hood grocery at the beginning of the month?

Lol:lmao: Reminds me of that scene from Pulp Fiction when Jules and Vincent were walking out of the Coffee Shop after the robbery, stuffing their pistols into their gym shorts.:gun6:
 

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