What’s In Your Pocket? Keep Your EDC Realistic
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Southerner Up North
Alpha
Who makes the holster?
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Wirenut
Ronin
It's a Blackhawk Tuckable.
I bought it quite a few years ago, so if you do a search there has been a few changes to the belt clip.
UC_Guy 1971
Custom
Jester560
Professional
What holster is this?
Southerner Up North
Alpha
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hworth18
Elite
1791 Gunleather 3-way ambidextrous in size 4.
Naildriver
Alpha
I’ll have either my Walther PPS M1 40 or my XDm Elite 10mm compact, along with an Emerson blade, Nitecore light, Knipex 4”.
MiataMinded
Operator
Adding a small fanny pack to my EDC was a game changer. I keep my wallet, medicine, flashlight, pepper spray, dog stuff and other baubles in there but it also has 4 spare mags lining one pocket and they're all properly indexed and strapped in. I strap my enigma on with my Shield X and then strap my fanny pack on for my other essentials. Nothing in my pockets now except my keys maybe. Much better experience and the fanny pack is small enough to tuck under my shirt too.
Best part it was like $7 from walmart. Ozark Trail Denver pack for the win. Perfect size for a CCW and spare mag or your wallet and some mags like I do.
Best part it was like $7 from walmart. Ozark Trail Denver pack for the win. Perfect size for a CCW and spare mag or your wallet and some mags like I do.
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MiataMinded
Operator
Big 1791 fan myself. I carried their fair chase holster for a few years and would consider 1791 near the peak of leather craftsmanship. Leather is just comfortable and classic for a reason. Leather against the skin all day no problem. Kydex against the skin, problems galore.
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hworth18
Elite
I started with Kydex holsters years ago and they were always uncomfortable. I went with leather and never looked back. I'm a big fan of 1791 Gunleather holsters and I've been very happy with them so far.
KillerFord1977
Emissary
Holsters are like women..(or men)… it all fits different and works better than others.
MiataMinded
Operator
I honestly think holster choice is more important than gun choice when considering concealed carry. Or at least more weight should be put into the holster versus the gun.