My Crossbreed has Velcro clips that adhere to the inside of my belt. I doubt anyone ever sees my clips.Dreamliner wrote:The problem with the IWB tuckable are the clips are hard to hide. I love the Crossbreed supertuck but the standard clips are very noticable when wearing slacks and tucked in dress shirt. The J-hook clips minimize the clips some but it's still noticable to anyone if they look close (they might not know what it is but wonder what it is). Sure wish a company would come up with a "dress attire" clip that's more incognito.
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- Sat Apr 19, 2014 5:47 pm
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Re: Needing a holster for dress attire
- Fri Aug 30, 2013 3:47 pm
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Re: Needing a holster for dress attire
There are lots of YouTube videos out there with Crossbreed demonstrations. Here's one for your convenience:dhyde79 wrote:1. I've looked at the crossbreed holsters, and fail to understand how you successfully tuck a shirt in with something that's clipped to the inside of your belt...clarification/pictures would be awesome.
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I fully appreciate your position on this - and agree wholeheartely. I carry a full sized Sig Sauer with a 17-round mag, and mine tucks just fine in my Crossbreed. If you're in Houston, I'll be happy to let you try it out.dhyde79 wrote:2. Sorry for how this is going to sound, but, a different pistol isn't going to happen. I don't like shooting compact or subcompact pistols. They aren't comfortable to me, nor do I really feel the need to spend even more on another pistol after I'm dropping nearly $600 to replace the 4" xd40 that was stolen last weekend. The question was solutions for concealing this one, not "what gun should I go buy and then still have to conceal it".
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