can I use this holster to carry behind my back
224399
I would be bulky and in not fond of this holster the screw stripped hitself and now it can't be used to Me this one's junk especially to place behind your back.
224400
You can carry it behind your back but on the outside like a cell phone belt clip because is a hard plastic and you really need to break in the holster in order for the firearm to slide properly.
224401
Yes you could, but I don't see why, it'd take you for ever to draw your weapon.
224402
if you are right hand draw and order a left hand draw paddle holster it might work , but I think it would be very uncomfortable. Alien Gear is your best bet for a comfortable behind the back IWB holster. Good luck.
1893617
It can sit in the holster facing out but it can not be clipped in securely like the picture is showing, so if it won't be bumped I guess you could use it that way.
762390
It would be possible, but it was designed to be used on a belt. U can see in the picture how it us angled. I don't believe there is anything on it to make it easily adaptable to use on your back and you would lose the easy access to the pockets. However, I could see you achieving this goal with a needle and thread and a little customization, but wouldn't recommend it.
1070306
No. I tried that and it's a stretch. I have the most success carrying outside the pants but inside the belt on the left side in a cross-draw mode. The LCP is so small it is easily covered by a sweater or even a loosely tucked in shirt.
428928
I've never been comfortable with a small of back draw, and use this holster in one of two different ways; strong side (right hand) and in the right pocket of my blue jeans. Both are a matter of preference for whatever I am doing. If the weather is such that I can wear a light jacket and not stand out in a crowd, I'll attach the gun and holster to my belt on the right side of my waist. If the weather is warm, I'll put the holster and gun into the right pocket of my blue jeans. The nice thing about putting the holster and gun into the right jeans pocket is that when I draw the gun, the holster actually stays in place in my pocket, while the gun draws quickly and easily. The bottom line is that this holster can be used in several different ways, not just small of back. If it feels good when drawing the gun, and the gun can be drawn quickly, safely and without hanging up on anything, it is a matter of personal preference whether to wear this hoslter in the small of the back, the right or left side of the waist or in the front pocket of a pair of pants.
74888
It is my opinion that this holster would not work as concealed carry. It was not intended to do that duty. It also requires a specific maneuver to draw the weapon. Normally concealed carry should be easy and quick to draw.
152792
It should conceal it just fine. This holster, for me, holds my 40 closer to my body than any other holster I own. No one can even tell that I'm carrying a weapon.
78065
This holster is model specific. I would not use it for a pistol not listed on the packaging. This holster is great for open carry. It is easily concealed by a long shirt or jacket . It is not a concealed carry holster by design.
1525098
if you are wearing it inside the wast band you need to order a left hand holster for back carry and a right hand carry for hip or front cross over carryif you look at the holster in the photo it shows if it was carried in small of your back your handgun butt would be facing away from your handThis is also the case with holsters that have the belt clips I have a leather hip holster w/belt clip R-hand outside carry but it works great as inside wast band carry because it puts the grip facing the right side draw...Hope this helps
567820
The CC model appears to have had the corners "melted" or ground to a smoother contour. I would expect it to work the same.Comfort when sitting would depend on holster placement. When directly on the side of your body it should not interfere with a bent leg or pressing into your back. You should be able to make adjustments to suit you.
1329877
I would assume so. But not a 100% sure. It's a good holster though.:) makes you feel like a B.A. With it on!
348854
I would love to help with this question but I use mine as a security guard and not permitted to carry a firearm. Sorry...
1373009
No. It's a slider. From the back, the belt will go into the rear loop that you can see and underneath the holster into a larger loop that is behind the slide. I usually put the belt loop on my jeans between the two on the holster. I lose the sliding functionality of the holster, but it says on my side right where I want it.
470397
As I remember, the short answer is yes. (I have since gotten rid of my XD.) I have a S&W; SD9 VE that I carry in it sometimes (My Taurus Slim fits a little better, but the S&W; goes in OK.) Compare the sizes of the S&W; and the XD and you have your answer. The best thing about this holster, as afar as I am concerned, is that you wear it right out front in the open, yet the pistol is concealed, and nobody - as in NOBODY! - every gives it a glance. And it is comfortable.
74889
If you had a jacket on - then yes. If you had a light shirt on, maybe no. I wear it while jeeping in the AZ desert and in the early morning hours I have a light shirt on and it looks like my side is bulding out a bit. Concealed would not be a good word. The Govenor is a "canon" of a gun and it holds up well in this holster. But together it's a bit bulky.
2048135
the holster shown is meant for outside the waistband. I do carry this weapon and light combo inside the waistband in a custom built kydex holster. you can good ones from places like Raven Concealment systems, if you need one.
885909
It says you can flip the clip around for small of the back carry but I haven't tried this as I have heard horror stories about people suffering pretty bad lower back injuries by being knocked down or falling on their weapon with it in the small of their back. I wear mine front right waist band and it works perfectly with my S&W; Airweight.