Urban Carry Holsters

[Zeke2A]

Anyone have any of expierence with these , I've read a lot of positive reviews , not a lot of negative . Any "real" life users out there ....these look like they work but the draw seems a bit odd and one that you would need to practice ... Looking for opinions

https://urbancarryholsters.com/holst...y-holster.html

[gp52555]

Have one, don't really care for it. It now sits in my box of unused holsters.
Got it for a compact 1911, but its to small, only my J frame airweight fits.
I see you are in Reading, if you want it come get it, I don't need it!

[yeahbuck36]

I tried one, didn't care for it. Maybe I was doing something wrong, but it seemed next too impossible to draw unless I was standing straight up. Forget getting the gun out if you're seated or in an awkward position or getting a reliable draw one handed. It's a cool idea, but I found it to be impractical for self-defense.

[STBear]

Reminds me of the Pager Pal.

[alpacaheat]

I could see someone with a smaller pistol like an LCP or BG launching their firearm into the air when yanking that thing up like on the video.

I use a belly band when I need to deep conceal...works fine and is comfortable. Drawing the gun in one motion is better than needing two steps to first draw your holster and then your gun. Probably safer too. It would be a motion you should practice if you're going to carry with it.

Unique idea, but not necessarily a good one.

[danhr]

But it's quiet, like the footsteps of a navy seal!

[Sgt.K]

Unique idea, but not necessarily a good one.

[PAMedic=F|A=]

Seems like an interesting idea.....

But I'd have to play with one before I sunk money into it.

[danhr]

But I'd have to play with one before I sunk money into it.

I use the same principle with women.

[fuzzywuzzy]

de31d7dda9b88bb2151665ab57fb36c2.jpgAlso cute.