What ankle holster should I use for this? Paste a link if you can please, thanks.
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http://www.reactgear.com/ProductDetails.asp?ProductCode=AL436-P&childsku;=AL492&utm;_source=google&utm;_medium=cse&utm;_term=AL492&gclid;=CIrhxczC9b0CFVFp7AodulIAQw
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http://www.reactgear.com/ProductDetails.asp?ProductCode=AL436-P&childsku=AL492&utm_source=google&utm_medium=cse&utm_term=AL492&gclid=CIrhxczC9b0CFVFp7AodulIAQw
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http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B001F0O3S4/ref=mp_s_a_1_4?qid=1398340572&sr;=8-4π=AC_SX110_SY165_QL70
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Uncle Mike's has sizing information at http://www.unclemikes.com/holsters/concealed-carry-holsters/ankle-holsters By the way, I wore this holster for about a month before it became comfortable. At first, it was a bit rough but after time it softened up and now I'm not even aware it's there. Also, I did velcro the calf strap to the outside of the holster instead of the inside of the holster to hold everything closer to my leg. It does add a step when unholstering, but it does make the gun more concealed.
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I suggest you go to a gun dealer, look at holsters that fit your weapon and if you find something you like, shop around for the best deal. Good luck
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I can't answer your question directly, but the way I found out what size to use was to go to the Internet and do a search. I also went to the Uncle Mike's website. Between the two, I was able to determine the right size. I will add the holster is pretty comfortable and I have found that giving the calf strap a twist so the end with the hooks is on the leg. This puts the fiber side, which is softer, toward the leg.
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this might be a bit big. perhaps use 3 inch instead of 4. I have only used this for foot/ankle splints.
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William did you find anything? I have a para too but can't seem to find a nice holster that fits it well.
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I don't believe it would be practical. You might force it in but the fit would be poor and very top heavy. Wouldn't really consider a G26 an ankle gun. It would serve as a primary carry gun and the guns intended for this ankle holster would be considered backup guns.
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Well I am not an expert in ankle braces, but I would think at least size Large, maybe size X-large. Order two and send one back, if it doesn't fit. it shouldn't be too tight and not too loose.
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I would contact blackhawk or go to their website. there seemed to be a lot of information on the different guns that they offer holsters for. I am not familiar with other pistols except my glock 23 and my .380.
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For the size chart you have to go to BLACKHAWK.COM, you are better of buying the CQC holster from BLACKHAWK and just buy the leg drop platform, its better and you will have 2 holster for less than $75
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Yes, I just checked the site, and found the Bersa Thunder 380 Sneaky Pete Holster (Belt Loop). see link Bersa Thunder 380 Sneaky Pete Holster (Belt Loop)I liked the holster, saw mixed reviews, but, can't please everyone. It's the best open concealed holster I have, again, I own several, SP is hidden in plain view. I like it.
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Yes, it will. That's the pistol I use it for. Overall I'm not a fan of ankle holsters, this one is more comfortable than a few others I've tried, it feels a little unstable at first, but I haven't had any retention problems.
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They have velcro wraps that wrap the ankle as tightly as one may desire. I like them a lot. Adjustable in 1/2 pound increments.
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Hi, yes I believe it would hold this. I use it for my LCR .38 special. The holster itself though is very bulky around the ankle. (Take into consideration that I'm 5'2" and while this is around my angle, it also goes almost to the middle of my calf. A larger person with longer calves may not have a problem.) The sheepskin padding was very think and I ended up sheering it down some to get rid of some of the volume. I wear EMS pants and cutting it helped hide it better under the pant leg. Just something to consider if you purchase one. Hope that helped.Sharon K.Sharon K. Hi, yes I believe it would hold this. I use it for my LCR .38 special. The holster itself though is very bulky around the ankle. (Take into consideration that I'm 5'2" and while this is around my angle, it also goes almost to the middle of my calf. A larger person with longer calves may not have a problem.) The sheepskin padding was very think and I ended up sheering it down some to get rid of some of the volume. I wear EMS pants and cutting it helped hide it better under the pant leg. Just something to consider if you purchase one. Hope that helped.Sharon K.Sharon K.
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I'm a RH shooter and I wear it on my Right ankle. A RH shooter can also wear it on the Left ankle. The RH side for me is the most comfortable though. Wearing it on the Left ankle when driving might make the draw a little easier. I've been wearing mine for nearly a year and a half. It's holding up very well and I'm glad I bought it!
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I bought the ankle holster to fit my Keltec PF-9 9mm pistol,it also fits a Walther PPK and a Polish P-64 9x18 mm pistol,as all 3 of these pistols are quite small and thin.Even though the retention strap has velcro and is adjustible,the problem is that the Glock 42,I believe is to thin to hold this pistol.I would go to a gun shop and compare the the size of the Glock to the 3 pistols I have listed.I think you need an ankle holster made specifically for the Glock 42 .380 cal.
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I am unable to help since I am a female with small feet, so I enlisted the help from my son who also is a size 12. He does Tae Kwon Do and MMA fighting. It depends on what you want from the Ankle guard. If it is support for your ankles, then go with the large. He chose the extra large because it is longer and he wanted more coverage for his instep.