How well does this conceal under a sports coat? My IWB is ruining my coats...
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I have no problems with it under my coat or shirt . I did change the velcro straps to nylon ones where they attach to the belt
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My version has a small plastic ledge, rather than the two barbs Tim mentioned. That ledge fits under a 1.5" belt once it's in place if you keep the paddle outside of your waistband. It doesn't look too cool, but it's much more secure. I use it for easy draws during USPSA matches in that fashion. if you keep the paddle inside your waistband, it cuts down on the effectiveness of the ledge by a ton, and it'll become basically friction fit. At that point, it's not really attached to your belt, it's just held in place by being squeezed between your hip and waistband. If you were to use it that way, I'd recommend having your belt be pretty tight. Hope this helps. My version has a small plastic ledge, rather than the two barbs Tim mentioned. That ledge fits under a 1.5" belt once it's in place if you keep the paddle outside of your waistband. It doesn't look too cool, but it's much more secure. I use it for easy draws during USPSA matches in that fashion. if you keep the paddle inside your waistband, it cuts down on the effectiveness of the ledge by a ton, and it'll become basically friction fit. At that point, it's not really attached to your belt, it's just held in place by being squeezed between your hip and waistband. If you were to use it... » Read More My version has a small plastic ledge, rather than the two barbs Tim mentioned. That ledge fits under a 1.5" belt once it's in place if you keep the paddle outside of your waistband. It doesn't look too cool, but it's much more secure. I use it for easy draws during USPSA matches in that fashion. if you keep the paddle inside your waistband, it cuts down on the effectiveness of the ledge by a ton, and it'll become basically friction fit. At that point, it's not really attached to your belt, it's just held in place by being squeezed between your hip and waistband. If you were to use it that way, I'd recommend having your belt be pretty tight. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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tuck in your shirt and wear underwear and that's not really an issue. Also, this is why handguns have tennifer coatings, to avoid rust. If a little sweat is going to break your gun, I certainly wouldn't trust my life to a gun that poorly made. I've done far worse things to my rifles and handguns in training than sweat on them a little.
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Taurus 85 is what I got mine for. I put the belt on the outside and it's near invisible and snug! Just don't leave your piece in it, the tanned leather CAN eat the bluing off!
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It is very very very bulky. I wouldn't use it for concealment. A soft leather in-the-waist holster would be much better.
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I have the S&W; bodyguard and this clip is awesome when wearing short or sweats... Great for off duty... J
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The answer is no, none of this type of holster scratch your gun otherwise they wont be on the market by now. they just leave a very tiny mark on your trigger guard very hard to notice .My recommendation is go with Galco iwb is a better leather quality and smaller in size, I am wearing mine at this moment and I can't feel it, its like am not carrying a gun. Hope this info help you with your question.
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I purchased this for my husband, he has a CCW permit. It can not be seen under your shirt. My husband says that it is comfortable.
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No, it will go on the outside of your pants. To conceal it you need to be wearing a coat. Look up Alien Gear Holsters.
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Short answer, sure. Like any concealed gear it depends on your concealment garment/s. It is obviously OWB so without something over it, no. Time of year, body shape etc. all make a difference. I use Fobus paddle holsters and Mag pouches and really like them all from .22 to .45 pistols and mags. Zero complaints or problems.
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To be honest, it will be a little bulky under just a shirt. I've tried and it's better under a jacket than it us just a shirt. They are comfortable, but I said, just a little bulky, but that's mainly because of the thickness of the frame of the Glock.
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Yup, it fits very nicely inside the waistband, conceals the gun well, has great retention, and I've been very impressed with it. I trimmed my holster so I could get a full grasp on the gun while it's holstered, after that it works beautifully. Very happy with it.
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Congrats you bought a beautiful handgun a bit heavy but very impressive. For that gun I would use a Wild Bill's Concealment Fusion Paddle or Covert holster. Hope that helps. Be safe.
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Its ok. Im constantly concerned that it will work its way out of the holster so i wear a diff holster when going somewhere that i know there is allot of sitting. Great for concealment though.
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No, the clip comes straight out of the holster and down. You can't tuck your shirt in between the leather and the clip like you would expect with many IWB holsters. The only time I use this holster is when I wear shirts I don't have to tuck in.
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Hi... Well I carry a 9mm w/ fairly loose fitting tops and mine is quite noticeable. Another somewhat con is that the band is made with 2 gun slots, either for a left or right hand carry and the strap on the side that the gun is not in pokes out... Ive considered cutting off the strap because its fairly noticeable as well... Maybe its just my gun size, but I wouldnt recommend this band with tight fitting clothing, if your looking to be discreet!
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It is made for pocket carry. I did try the IWB approach and it works. With no way to attach to either belt or pants, I'm not sure how secure it would be. Around the house it felt good. Drawing the 238 was not a problem but reholstering could be if the holster were to shift after removing the firearm. I use IWB all the time and feel better having my holster securely attached to my belt.