I do not really worry about cliché. I use a shoulder rig because-gigag04 wrote:Great recommendation. I'm 5-07 so longer cut clothing is normally no good but I like the idea. I may get a shoulder rig but that seems cliche.Excaliber wrote:Parka length (as opposed to short waist length) jackets reduce this risk considerably. They come down to about where a suit jacket would, and will easily cover even OWB holsters.gigag04 wrote:I was riding harleys this past weekend with the future step dad in law, and despite my multiple layers for warmth, I got off for a break and saw my jacket was riding OVER the grip of my pistol. Nice.
Just what I need is a biker with a gun response from LE.
I don't know if that solution would work on the bike, but it works very well in other circumstances.
1. It is the most comfortable for me:
(a) The wide shoulder strap distributes the weight of my full size Kimber.
(b) I can sit down much more comfortably.
2. I can draw it sitting down without going through contortions.
3. I can draw it much faster than a belt holster.
4. It seems much more secure to me because it would be harder for someone to get to my gun and I am less likely to accidently drop it.
5. If I am ever put in a bad situation, I can put my hand in my denim vest on my gun and hopefully the person that is threatening me will realize what is in there without me having to display it, and leave me alone.
I got a cheap nylon rig at Academy but I have been doing leather work for about a year and I believe I am now good enough to make a nice leather shoulder rig.