Deadly Dangers of Gun-Free Zones

[Mr. Untactical]

I don't know why Sticky is a brand you don't like, but I use something similar for my backup North American .380 Guardian. Grov-Tec makes several sizes for pocket pistols; mine is a #2. It has a non-slip band around the middle, as shown. I am of the strict belief that 2 is 1, and one is none.

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Addendum: The Hogue grip you see here was trimmed to fit this mouse gun perfectly; it was the closest fit I could find in the store. Flush-fit hammer, DAO action, the tiny scratches on the polished slide testify to its regular use over the last 25 years.

I don't dislike Sticky as a brand - they're good at what they do. In fact, I love them for nightstand holsters. I've just bought into the IWB life. Casual, dressy, long pants, shorts, my Kydex IWB works; it stays put when I unholster and it's still there when I re-holster and I can do all that with one hand. Still, if there's one thing I've learned in my firearm journey it's, "Do what works for you." I've tried Sticky for EDC and wasn't pleased with my experience and mechanics. But if others find it works great, that's perfect.

 

[Oldmountaiman]

These are the type that bolt into the floorboard of a cruiser where the console on a newer vehicle would be. Typically one side handles an AR type carbine and the other holds a shotgun. Usually an 870. They’re wired to the ignition so the release button only works if the vehicle is running.