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Could this be what MiataMinded had in ”mind’ when he wrote above “This is where the Phlster Enigma really shines.”? 😀

It really is the one holster to rule them all. :LOL: Clothing just isn't a consideration once you use an Enigma.

Especially the Open Source models they sell unassembled where you bring your own kydex holster. You can *really* fine-tune your own personal setup.

I'm also a STRONG believer that you need to be able to run, jump, roll over, stand up, sit down, kneel, lay down etc without your holster/gun coming loose or getting in the way. If you can't do those without your gun falling out, it's not a good setup.
 
It really is the one holster to rule them all. :LOL: Clothing just isn't a consideration once you use an Enigma.

Especially the Open Source models they sell unassembled where you bring your own kydex holster. You can *really* fine-tune your own personal setup.

I'm also a STRONG believer that you need to be able to run, jump, roll over, stand up, sit down, kneel, lay down etc without your holster/gun coming loose or getting in the way. If you can't do those without your gun falling out, it's not a good setup.
If there's a holster that allows me to do all those things and not lose my gun I'm all in. A miracle cure for sure.
 
If there's a holster that allows me to do all those things and not lose my gun I'm all in. A miracle cure for sure.

It's basically just a Holster with a soft belt attached but it's so much more secure than any clips in actual practice. And it's the only holster I can wear all day without discomfort. Shield X + TLR 7 sub + EPS Carry pictured.
 

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I think the key is uncoupling what holds up the weight of the gun from what holds up the waist of your pants. I won't go back to holsters that rely on the same belt as my pants. No more feeling of my gun "hanging off" me or pulling my pants down etc. Just a gun that's held tight to my body while my pants can still move naturally and freely.
 
I think the key is uncoupling what holds up the weight of the gun from what holds up the waist of your pants. I won't go back to holsters that rely on the same belt as my pants. No more feeling of my gun "hanging off" me or pulling my pants down etc. Just a gun that's held tight to my body while my pants can still move naturally and freely.
May I inquire as to what the heaviest gun you’ve carried in the phister? More interested in weight and barrel length, not type of gun necessarily.
 
May I inquire as to what the heaviest gun you’ve carried in the phister? More interested in weight and barrel length, not type of gun necessarily.
Right now it's just been the Shield X w/ 15rd extended, EPS carry and TLR-7 sub pictured. So a pretty small compact or subcompact but I think the enigma would still be good with a larger frame gun. The way it holds the gun to your body without affecting your pants really changes things IMO. I think you could easily carry a Glock 17 size gun in an Enigma without issue. Maybe even larger depending on your frame. The enigma allows for a decent range of tilt/cant/angle adjustment as well that is hard with other holsters. Once you get it setup properly it allows for a level of indexing or repeatability that is beyond most holsters. You can really position the gun exactly as you like and move it around your body more than a traditional holster as well.
 
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It really is the one holster to rule them all. :LOL: Clothing just isn't a consideration once you use an Enigma.

Especially the Open Source models they sell unassembled where you bring your own kydex holster. You can *really* fine-tune your own personal setup.

I'm also a STRONG believer that you need to be able to run, jump, roll over, stand up, sit down, kneel, lay down etc without your holster/gun coming loose or getting in the way. If you can't do those without your gun falling out, it's not a good setup.
My dog does those tricks, I'm lucky to roll around in the scooter!!
 
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