is this a good way to carry a gun while running? Would the gun move up and down a lot?
215658
I've seen youtube video reviews, and a woman using them for running turned the shorts around so she carried in front; her weapon seemed more secure while running. When she carried it in back, she felt more movement, although the weapon was never in danger of becoming dislodged. It was more of where it felt the most snug. Either way, it has been used for running. I am buying a pair for that purpose for my S&W; Shield.
215659
I've not tried running with it, but for general town activities, getting in and out of the car, shopping, walking, etc., it stays snugly in place.
1975296
No. You can tighten it up so it rides higher but as with most classic baldrics it's designed to allow the weapon to be carried at your side.
393953
This pack has hip straps and another strap going across the chest. Id imagine if its some light jogging nothing too crazy you could run with it. if its just clothes, shoes, and a water bottles that's not too much weight. I think it could be done.
5076
probably...not very stable. I suspect it would be fine is it were dug in. On a positive side, the bipod is extremely mobile and light weight.
78505
I'm 77 years old and can't comfortably jog with or without anything. To answer your question, the elastic is very good and holds your weapon tight up against the body - yet it draws easily. However, I believe the overriding factor is what size and weight weapon you have - a bantam .22 or .32 would be no problem - a 1911 .45 might be questionable.
331359
Yes, you can run in it with relative ease. Once the hold is adjusted to fit your sword it holds well. I have loved using mine for both larping and for costume pieces
575873
This set up is more intended for convenience and capacity than concealment. It is a very sturdy and reliable system and it is probably a decent way to carry a licensed small concealed weapon, but I believe the designers intended it to be used for easy access carriage and did not primarily set out to conceal. It wouldn't be comfortable under a vest, in my opinion. It is most comfortable over the outer layer of clothing.
1839465
You can adjust it on the side. It's should be snug so it moves with you. I run with mine on if it was lose that would be annoying. I'm 6' 210 lbs n I wear a lg. so I would think the med should be good for you. Hope this helps.
1512185
It does not move around. The way the pack is balanced it tends to stay in the same location without much movement. If you are planning on carrying over 15 pounds, I would consider a different pack. At that weight it cuts into your shoulder and is uncomfortable for even short distances.
1814597
No, it will move around a lot. the pack is designed for back carry, the extra strap is designed so the pack stays on your back and doesn't shift from side to side.
2111686
I've used it to run building clearing practice, quite a bit of running, kneeling, climbing, holds very tight and secure... it's a well made holster able to adapt to quite a range of firearm sizes as well, I've used it for both a Glock 20 and an S&W; 9mm. Reminds me of the tactical holster I used for CQB Marine corps!
900903
I think you could, but I bet you would really regret it after a while, This thing fully loaded is pretty heavy and it is mostly supported on your shoulders which leave me in pain for hours after. I know I just need to get used it it more but its a choir. For running it is very hard since the stomach area is only supported by 2 straps and you would have to really tighten it down, maybe if you were peddling standing up it would be ok.
1272956
Personally I think it is too squishy for running in place. I've tried jump roping and jumping jacks with it and I feel like it makes me too unstable so I use a thinner mat for stuff like that. Hope that helps :)
1554624
Did not use it for running ,I used it during fishing and it goes on my belt loop.The shuffle feature worked fine even when I had to cross the lake in ruff water.
947558
I have only used this scope during stationary shooting. Don't have any experience with it while moving. I don't see any issues if you know you to use a red dot. The size of the scope is small and easy to focus/get on target with both eyes open. Hope that helps
2134823
You can crank it down very tight and it wont move. I have a scope on one and a bi-pod on another with no issues...
2055890
The way it was sold it's not low ride. I don't know if there are accessories that can make it such. I wear it on a tactical belt so it sticks out a bit. Written on a standard pant belly IMO it would be close to the body but still allow good draw. Now with a vest, I really don't know. A vest could pretty much obstruct anything I would guess.