Concealed Carry Holsters advice

[lovemylegacy]

Wore the VersaCarry all day today. Very comfortable, hit over 200 golfballs while wearing it. So far so good.

[Brushybowman]

Galco Holsters are very nice and keep it tight while doing work or climbing trees

[lovemylegacy]

Received another Versacarry from a fellow TBHer and it fits and holds my 1911 perfect! Will try that for a couple of weeks. If I dont like it, then a shoulder holster is my next try.

Thanx Calvin

[imyomama]

my personal opinion , i have over 2 dozen holsters and one brand beats them all !

made in Texas too ... it's called the Garrett silent thunder... kydex on the outside , thin layer of smooth leather on the inside ...

no clicking , no rub mark on pistol , adjustable retention ...

the best analogy i can explain is like beaching a boat on a sandy beach.. glides effortlessly, then comes to a smooth but abrupt stop and holds tight ... then pulling out take a little initial force , then glides out like butter ...

they are not cheap ,almost $100, but in my opinion they are the very best... i sometimes carry a hk p7 and there is absolutely no wear marks from this holster, and for those familiar, it's a heavy gun, and i don't even hardly feel it on.

there are way cheaper options and that's why i have other brands, i can't afford to only have Garretts ... but it's bar none the best fitting holster i have.

[lovemylegacy]

Thanx, have not heard of Garrett Holsters. Just checked them out.

Thanx for the info, its been very helpful.
Calvin

[bullets13]

I have multiple holsters for multiple situations. I have to be completely concealed at work, so I carry a smaller pistol (hellcat) with an IWB Kydex. Outside of work I carry a XDME with an OWB kydex for comfort. I found that carrying the bigger gun IWB is a little less comfortable, but a lot tougher to fully conceal. Outside of work I don't care if my shirt rides up or I have an imprint. I'm chunky, and an appendix rig is always uncomfortable to me.