Does this holster work for appendix carry? I know this design is for 4 or 5 o'clock IWB carry.
358086
Never tried it, I always do the 4 o'clock, I'd say it's the MOST comfortable IWB I've ever worn! EXELENT QUALITY and detail on the leather work to cover all rivets with leather on the body side. I'd think it would be ok for the appendix carry, but would think it might be a bit long if you'd need to be sitting. Maybe look at the regular infidel. I also have one of their OWB paddles that is equally as comfortable and VERY low profile, and could be an option if you considered an OWB. Either way great stuff and I will be adding others to the collection
358087
it probably would worki do not know how comfortable it would be. i will let you know that it is very comfortable at the 4-5 o'clock carry position.
358088
It COULD work for appendix carry, BUT you will run into the problem of the leather backing. What you want is the infidel nit the infidel ultra http://www.comp-tac.com/infidel-holster-10222. This holster will work best for appendix carry. Hope this helps
358089
Appendix carry would be really uncomfortable, especially if sitting down. Like some other users, I modified mine by removing some of the bottom portion of the leather and have tried appendix but I wouldn't recommend it. Five o'clock is my preference with this holster.
1700958
It's a great for for the .357(same profile as the .38) However, there is no retention so I feel comfortable with it in front pants or jacket pocket, but if placed in a loose bag it may not stay in the holster providing trigger coverage- this leading to safety concerns. That said, great holster, and my preferred carry option for pockets or even a snug bag pocket.
1416572
Hmmm, probably, but the holster itself is a piece of crap to be honest with you. Don't waste your money.
1700959
It's a great for for the .357(same profile as the .38)However, there is no retention so I feel comfortable with it in front pants or jacket pocket, but if placed in a loose bag it may not stay in the holster providing trigger coverage- this leading to safety concerns.That said, great holster, and my preferred carry option for pockets or even a snug bag pocket.
1245150
I us mine all day long. they also sell a double mag holder which works equally well. the holster is comfortable. I have two others for different concel carry.
2191812
Hello - This is an OWB. Overall I like it, but the magazine pouch didn't fit my magazine even though the holster was specified for the weapon and caliber. That part didn't bother me so much as I already have a 2-magazine holster. Also, if you are pursuing an OWB type holster, I would recommend getting a stiffer belt to keep the holster from moving. I ended up getting an "Uncle Mikes" brand reinforced nylon belt and it supports much better than a standard nylon or leather belt. Hope this helps!
173539
I can't answer relating to IWB, but I carry weak side and would recommend this knife to anyone looking for another, quicker option to a pocket clip. My TDI is OWB fits snug to my body and easily accessed. I generally wear shirts untucked so it is easily concealed. I had same concern before I bought this TDI but I am glad that I made the purchase.
518974
It would depend on how you wish to wear it. I'm a right-handed shooter and I wear it on my right hip at the 4 o'clock position with the mag well to the rear. I absolutely love this holster from that draw. I carry my full-size H&K P30 and numbers of people have commented on how well I conceal a full-size pistol IWB. If you were going to carry an inverted draw, this may be a tough holster for that. Also, I would not recommend a soft holster like this if you have a trigger - mounted safety such as the Glocks or my new VP9. I strongly recommend a more rigid holster for those types of pistols simply to prevent inadvertent firing when reholstering. I hope this helps you choose.
87921
When I ordered the right handed Sof-Tuck they certainly shipped me the right handed version of the Sof-Tuck IWB. Likely a mistake in the picture they posted. As long as you are not ordering this IWB holster for anything larger than a 4 inch barrelled or smaller compact semi automatic I think you will be very pleased. A full sized gun really needs to be Open Carried in a good belt holster anyway. I think you will find the Sof_Tuck to be a very good value at the price.
986363
I am sorry I can not answer your question as I am not familiar with the gun or light. I would suggest you contact the manufacture (they are family owned) and ask them for a suggestion on which holster would work for your circumstances. http://www.sneakypeteholsters.com/contact-us/
1264097
I carry in long cargo shorts/front pocket with a "Uncle Mikes #12" soft holster - I barely notice it.In a IWB, I believe the size difference is negligible at best.
637985
I purchased this holster and I really like it, it's a perfect fit for my 9mm shield but I am a right handed (so, I only wear it on my right hips). I guess you can buy this holster and try it then if it is not working for you - you can always return it. I highly recommended this holster for "CCW-IWB".
986370
Yes in a manner of speaking but there are better choices for cross draw IMO. My holster is right hand. If I wear it on my left side, or backwards, the pistol is oriented either straight up or at an angle with the butt forward depending on which slots I use. With the butt angled forward it sticks up in my abdomen and is in the way.
525
While I usually carry at the 4:00 position, I did try appendix carry to see what people were talking about. The Versacarry works quite well in this position. Depending what other equipment I carry, I often alternate between right and left side carry as my 380 is usally used as a "back-up" unless I'm dressing down. Then it becomes primary carry.
171575
Pocket carry only. No clip to adhere to pants or belt. You could put IWB (belt would have to be tight) but it could drop to the ground. Not worth the chance. It is a wonderful holster though.
405442
I have three of these holsters for my Glock 23 .40 cal with light/laser. One for my sholder holster, hip and pickup truck. Not good for concealed carry on hip. When I need my laser, this is the holster.
1525095
If you're a a right hand shooter you want to order this holster in the right hand configuration. I personally carry in the 5 o'clock position myself... Sometimes even carry in the 10 o'clock position and cross draw. Overall nice holster.