2 questions-first, would this carry the small pocket pistols from Ruger and Sig etc? Also, is it comfortable to the skin?
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Yes, it is suitable for the LCR and LCP Rugers. Don't know about the Sig. It is comfortable to the skin, however, if you don't have full velcro engagement it can abrade clothing.
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Designed for pocket carry...I use it IWB (with the flap) and it works well. As someone mentioned, be sure you are aware that it will fall free when dropping pants.
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I have a three inch version of the VersaCarry that I use with a Sig P238 and a Sig P938. I also have a three incher that I use with a Springfield Armory XDs in 45 ACP. I have no issues with either holster. That said, please note that I am retired and spend most of my time at home and only carry when I go out. I don't know how comfortable I would be if I was carrying in one of those holsters all day what effect an absence of a sweat shield would have on my pistols.
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I wouldn't say foolish but you'd get some looks depending on how and where you carried it. I would say you'd prob look like one of the guys off of Sons of Anarchy. I too was worried about it being too big but mine isn't for everyday carry. In my opinion if everyday carry is what you are after ( depending on your level of digression that is) I would look into the smaller version.
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Hi Glyn, The Sneaky Pete is made for smaller guns such as the Ruger LCP. The 1911 is a little big for such a holster. If you are looking to use the 1911 as a carry gun, you may want to look at some of the many types of shoulder holsters. Good support and easy draw with some practice and with a full clip you don't have to worry about keeping from pull your pants up, if you have a belt clip holster. You have a great gun there, stay safe with it and I pary you never have to use it in self defense. Best of luck in your search. Robert
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I don't own either of those so compare to what will fit. A .25ACP Baby Browning and a Glock 26 9mm. However, the larger the pistol up to Sub Compact Glocks means the less room you have for other stuff. Overall this is a very good fanny pack and I'd buy another. Good Luck JP
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Yes, that is what I have (S&W; Bodyguard 380 with the built in laser). I like it a lot. It's not too bulky. I have CCW permit and have carried a good bit and no one has asked what I had in my pocket. I really like the hook part that catches on the pants pocket when drawing. If something happened to this one, I would definitely be looking for the exact replacement. Hope this Helps! (Sorry for the delay.)
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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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It does for me. I like it just a little more snug since I'm carrying a full sized pistol etc...
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personally,I have a Ruger LCP With a Lasermax which fits nicely into a Talon wallet holster.I wear the holster in my rear left pocket as I am left handed.The wallet fits great in jeans and is tighter in chinos or regular dress pants.You can easily fit it into a sports jacket or other types of casual jackets.Get a right handed holster.
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It is. Molded well to my pistol. Carries well in my right front pocket. Low profile if you wear slacks or suits.
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How is it a good idea for CCW you say, well this pack has a lot of compartments, making it easy to conceal in various ways. It even has velcro for attaching holster, ammo holders, etc. Sounds pretty good to me. I think what you're missing is not everyone wants or needs to be Quick-draw McGraw. Not everyone wants or can have their weapon on them at all times. Your weapon will not print with this bag, so a pick-pocketer will not be able to know where it is or which pocket it is in. Not everyone has the same CCW needs, but this bag is a good option for those that are open to pack carrying.
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Depends on your size. Used it at Front Sight for concealed carry, I am 5'2" with a petite frame, so under a jacket I could conceal it. It is comfortable, like how it fits on my belt, if you are average to large framed person, should work fine.
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I think so, I just looked at it and there appears to be enough room. I like the holster, the only draw back is the metal belt clip tends to rub against the skin. I just shift it around and it seems to be fine. Good Luck!
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I can stuff my wife's glock 19 in it and it zips up, though a tad snug. Would not want to pull it quick. My Sig P238 is a loose fit and should be tighter for a confident draw.
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I carry a glock 17 on one side and two fully loaded magazines on the other and it works just fine. It actually helps balance the weight out pretty well. As far as jumping up and down, I have done everything and the most that has happened is that the shirt will ride up just a little. I would imagine that the more movement you do, the more the shirt will ride up. I ordered my shirt tight enough that it stays fairly well put, even with a lot of movement. If you are not sure about the size, go small. You might feel confined (more like a compression shirt) but it would restrict the movement of your gun and magazines.
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I had a S&W; Bodyguard with the built in laser and the holster did fit the gun. I found the holster to be uncomfortable but to be honest I never spent enough time using it to "break it in." I'd suggest a super slim in the pant holster that goes under the waistline.