IWB holster for Hellcat EDC?
- Thread starter Mike O
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The Night Rider
Hellcat
I don't do IWB holsters because I think the IWB focuses all the pressure on one point of your hips.
Having said that I use Kramer Leather holsters exclusively
Having said that I use Kramer Leather holsters exclusively
TurboDog910
Custom
I’ve used vedder holsters and tulster holsters.
Waveslayer
Operator
UM Tactical, sidecar version
Lo-Profile
Custom
Safariland Species AIWB Holster if they make one for that gun. Only 5-6 models available.
I have the ones for my P365xl and Glock 19 .... Have another for a Ruger (I think) that fits my S&W 3.6" CSX E well.
Wish they made one for a Commander size 1911
I have the ones for my P365xl and Glock 19 .... Have another for a Ruger (I think) that fits my S&W 3.6" CSX E well.
Wish they made one for a Commander size 1911
Jester560
Professional
Vedder Comfort Tuck FTW!! if it will conceql my XDM Elite 3.8 10mm comfortably, you will forget about a Hellcat.
www.vedderholsters.com
ComfortTuck® IWB Hybrid Holster | Vedder Holsters
The ComfortTuck® IWB Hybrid holster is an inside the waistband (IWB) holster that is handmade with premium leather and formed Kydex® to fit your gun. Made in USA!
Looks like this one is designed for 3-4 o'clock carry position (NOT AIWB)... actually I am thinking of changing my carry position so I may give this a try. Thanks...Vedder Comfort Tuck FTW!! if it will conceql my XDM Elite 3.8 10mm comfortably, you will forget about a Hellcat.
ComfortTuck® IWB Hybrid Holster | Vedder Holsters
The ComfortTuck® IWB Hybrid holster is an inside the waistband (IWB) holster that is handmade with premium leather and formed Kydex® to fit your gun. Made in USA!
Certified Silly Goose
Custom
Try the RapidTuckLooks like this one is designed for 3-4 o'clock carry position (NOT AIWB)... actually I am thinking of changing my carry position so I may give this a try. Thanks...
RapidTuck® Hybrid Kydex IWB Holster | Vedder Holsters
RapidTuck® hybrid Kydex IWB holster with leather comfort and compact single-clip design. Tuckable, adjustable cant, Made in USA. Lifetime warranty. Shop Now!
Certified Silly Goose
Custom
To me, the risk of a little printing is worth the comfort and security of OWB handmade leather. And you get the added bonus of being able to reholster without blowing your nuts off.
www.stonerholsters.com
Maintenance
www.stonerholsters.com
That's what I was posting until I saw IWB.
But I agree.I like the Desantis 3 slot thumb break scabbard.
I really like the Stoner Professional Speed Style holster shown on their website...thanks for the link, I had not heard of them before!To me, the risk of a little printing is worth the comfort and security of OWB handmade leather. And you get the added bonus of being able to reholster without blowing your nuts off.
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Bassbob
Guest
If there’s even a chance of blowing your nuts off, anything less than level 2 OWB is definitely not for you. Probably should carry something with a thumb safety too.To me, the risk of a little printing is worth the comfort and security of OWB handmade leather. And you get the added bonus of being able to reholster without blowing your nuts off.
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Bassbob
Guest
My pick is Muddy River Tactical kydex IWB.
Certified Silly Goose
Custom
Or any holster that doesn't put the muzzle directly on your junk, really... Level doesn't matter.
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Bassbob
Guest
Pro tip, if you pull the trigger holstering or unholstering at 3:00 there’s still a pretty good shot at hitting the femural artery.
If only there was some way to insure you didn’t fire your weapon until you’re on target.
Certified Silly Goose
Custom
Well duh... You seem to be laboring under the pretense that my concerns are based on human error or ineptitude. They're not. They're based on the chance of (however small) mechanical failure, exigent circumstance, act of god, etc.. The P320 has made this a very real concern.Pro tip, if you pull the trigger holstering or unholstering at 3:00 there’s still a pretty good shot at hitting the femural artery.
If only there was some way to insure you didn’t fire your weapon until you’re on target.
Bottom line, I don't like loaded firearms pointing directly at the tools. As I've said many times now, I'm well aware that it's an irrational fear. A phobia, if you will. But a fear nonetheless.
Some people won't walk through a spider web. Some people won't walk under a ladder. And some people won't point a loaded gun at their nads. Now that I've repeated myself at least three times, hopefully you'll understand.
As a certified firearm instructor with 27 years experience, you may rest WELL ASSURED that I am well aware of the rule about keeping your finger off the trigger until you're ready to fire. I'm also aware of the other rule about never pointing it at anything you don't want to shoot.
I dont like AIWB, its not for me, its a personal choice, and you insinuating that I'm somehow careless with trigger discipline or ignorant about holsters isn't going to change anything.
Thank YOU for YOUR concern
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