Purchase

**Equipoise** · Posted On: 4/26/2007 11:51pm

Just bought one of these from another officer as my secondary. Got this, two speed loaders, a holster, hogue grips and two boxes of hydrashok for 250.

I think I'm going to carry it somewhere in my armor/under my left arm. I'm still working out the logistics for it. I'm not a big fan of the ankle holster due to my long legs. I think it'd be easier to reach into my shirt and start firing, then to pull my pant leg up, remove the gun and get a contact shot with little to no danger of over penetration to me. Any thoughts?

One more thing. Who the **** designed the opening mechanism for Federal ammo... jesus ****, I had to use a knife to pry one of them open already. Goddamned child safety bullshit.

**ojgsxr6** · Posted On: 4/27/2007 12:31am

My friend just keeps it in his pocket

**Binary** · Posted On: 4/27/2007 1:09am

Assuming you have your standard around your belt like most cops (please indicate if otherwise)

Then I'd go for a low side strap. So it isn't up in your armpit but it is still there at your upper torso.

But what the **** do I know?

**Equipoise** · Posted On: 4/27/2007 10:57am

Originally Posted by ojgsxr6

My friend just keeps it in his pocket

That's just a bad idea anyway you think about it.

I saw this, however I could make something like this for $10 or less.

**TEA** · Posted On: 4/27/2007 11:30am

I've seen adds for Undarmor type t-shirts with a sewn in shoulder holsters. I've never talked to anyone whose had one, though, so I don't know if there are any issues with it sagging. That rig in the pic looks pretty slick.

**Don Gwinn** · Posted On: 4/27/2007 1:48pm

With a pocket holster, pocket carry could work, although I have big legs and everything in my pockets prints--forget concealing a gun.

Without a holster, I wouldn't want to do it, but if you kept that pocket empty all the time and trained for it, I guess you could do it safely.

**Neildo** · Posted On: 4/27/2007 2:39pm

http://www.uscav.com/ProductInfo.aspx?productid=10915

Combat tested
Patented locking adjustment allows firearm either a forward or reverse cant
40 different position settings
Flexible two-piece design for maximum strength
Adjustable, molded thumb-break
Extra attachments sold separately
Lifetime guarantee
Black

oh wait ****, that's only for autos...i thought they had one for revolvers too. i'll check.

edit: no dice :(

**chemistry** · Posted On: 5/29/2007 9:49am

Desantis makes a cheap pocket holster, that costs around 15 bucks. It slides into your front pants pocket, and as long as you aren't wearing something too snug, it will easily conceal.