I've recently picked up a FNX-9 for my dad and have a Walther PPS on the way for myself. I'm thinking a Hidden Alley holster from High Noon for a carry rig.
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I've recently picked up a FNX-9 for my dad and have a Walther PPS on the way for myself. I'm thinking a Hidden Alley holster from High Noon for a carry rig.
The Walther PPS is a nice gun. I had a PPKS (a little smaller) as a back-up for a while, but sold it because the slide "bit" my hand.
I'm in the last state to not allow CC. Friggin blows!
I feel your pain, I grew up about an hour from Springfield IL. Every year it seems it gets within a couple of votes of passing and then dies.Quote:
Originally Posted by OpTiCz
So here's my current ccw for when carrying larger isn't an option.
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That's an ingenious "holster", does it provide enough friction for jumping jacks? I'm serious as I have never seen one like it till now and I'm thinking my NAA Pug 22mag would make a nice "necklace". Lastly, who made it?
Now don't slam me for this Redneck idea, but after looking at that holster, I suddenly want to make one out of thin PVC, heating and forming the fit.
It's made by Trojan Tactical (trotac.com). It's their "Bandito" holster.Quote:
Originally Posted by shooter74743
It's just kydex molded to the trigger guard. It comes with 8-10" of paracord attached. I just loop it through my belt and tuck into my waist band when pocket carry wont work (small pockets, lots of junk to carry, etc). I also have sewn a loop into a couple of my bags that I carry when I have to carry off body and I just hook the loops together with a small s-biner and it keeps the trigger guard protected and as I pull it out of the bag the "holster" pops off.
I haven't tried bouncing it around a lot but if I get a chance this weekend I'll get my camera out and give it a go and post the test. Retention seems pretty good. Easily supports the weight of the loaded gun so I'm interested to see what happens.
I have one for my M&P 9c as well (goes in bags, I have a real holster for IWB with it).
Their kydex is reasonably priced. I think $40 for an OWB holster and I think these were maybe $12 each.
Their products ended up being more successful than planned and they stopped taking orders through Oct. 1 to catch up and get back to short lead times.
I feel your pain.Quote:
Originally Posted by OpTiCz
How many of you guys still carry a snubby?,I still use my mod.60 every now and again,and my boys just bought me a Crimson Trace laser grip for my birthday,and HOLEY COW !!! this is so far, the most incredable transformation of a gun I have ever seen. It has turned a very reliable but not very accurate firearm into one of the best point and shooters have ever played with. I've been practicing point shooting since I was a kid with a BB gun, and have many old broken flowerpots, doodads, and other decorations that my wife and my mother have yelled at me about. I was decent. But now I Am Invincible! With this grip I can pull a gun and drill a 3 inch group at about 15 to 20 feet so fast that it made my own jaw goes slack if you have the gun, and the means, I Strongly recommend one. It is probably one of the best yuks per Bucks toys I have gotten in years. I think my next two toys are going to be a pair for my model 19, and my commander, and even though I just got this I can't wait to get those.
