I've looked at, and thought about those several times, but always think:oohrah wrote:How about a Sneaky Pete?
I also wondered about that. My carry (Walther PPS) doesn't have a push-button release or safety, but for others that may be more of a concern.The Wall wrote:I'll wait for reviews from forum members. It looks like these just come in general sizes, small, medium, and large. I would prefer something that is form fitted to the gun. These look like you're basically sliding the gun between two pieces of flat leather. This may or may not cause issues with safeties and magazine releases rubbing.
You know, I've tried a few on, and even bought an Alien Gear that I use sometimes, which looks like is similar to the crossbreed in the tuckability. It's just been VERY bulky and hard for me to keep from printing... Maybe I just need some more practice with it, but I tried this method for several weeks and just couldn't get it right...MONGOOSE wrote:Try a Crossbreed type holster. I think you problem is solved. Check out their videos.
That's the direction I was moving before seeing this holster. Honestly, I don't know which would be better... Both would really require a two-hand draw, this holster would just be a little closer to you though, rather than having to bend down or bring your ankle to you... Would you consider moving to this from ankle carry?VMI77 wrote:When I've had to wear a tucked in shirt I've carried in an ankle holster. Not great for access most of the time but easy access when seated.c.edgington wrote:I've been seeing this pop up around FB for a few days now and have been considering this for workplace carry...
http://urbancarryholsters.com/holsters- ... carry.html
I don't necessarily work in a NPE, but I do have to wear slacks and a tucked polo/button down everyday and I'm extremely hot-natured, which has led me to not carry @ work.
Obviously this would be almost impossible to draw from while seated, and would require two hands, but I think this would be an improvement over not carrying. What do you guys think?