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    Default Re: Rethinking our carry choices

    Informative video indeed.

    I see the holster stays put (she should still have a belt on) but I'm worried about retention and ease of someone else drawing it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by alpacaheat View Post
    Informative video indeed.

    I see the holster stays put (she should still have a belt on) but I'm worried about retention and ease of someone else drawing it.

    Who is going to draw it if they don't know it's there?

    I suspect that nearly 100% of guns are carried in holsters with zero means of retention.
    I wouldn't suggest it for carrying openly, but if it's concealed, I'm not seeing a big issue.

    I've carried for 20+ years using a nylon IWB that clips onto my waistband. Don't need a belt unless your pants are too big, or the gun is too heavy.
    I carry the same gun in elastic waistband running shorts.

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    I have often carried a 9MM, CZ-75D PCR. It is an alloy framed, compact, but still somewhat "service" size. It is about the same size as a G19, but DA/SA with a 15 round capacity. It has served me well for many years.

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    So I have used sticky holsters for multiple purposes before because they are cheap and work well. The seem to be very similar to the remora.

    My favorite use is to couple them with Go magnets at home for SD. You can put the gun in the holster and the magnets still work through the holster. When you draw the gun the holster falls to the floor and there is not problem with the magnet coming off the base. There is also no moisture building up on your slide this way as well.

    Plus these holster work fine, IWB one minute, jacket or purse carry the next. 20 bucks each.

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    Quote Originally Posted by alpacaheat View Post
    Informative video indeed.

    I see the holster stays put (she should still have a belt on) but I'm worried about retention and ease of someone else drawing it.
    I'll have to test hers by doing some jumping jacks while wearing a thong.

    Seriously though, the retention is surprisingly good. It's also recommended that you heat it up with a hairdryer to help it conform to your particular gun.

    She has actually been carrying a lot more since I got it for her.

    I think they work so well that I'm probably going to get one or two for my carry guns.

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    Quote Originally Posted by internet troll View Post
    I would imagine this will become the new trend. Now that sig has come out with the P365 a lot of other manufacturers will come out with competition for the gun. Once the sig has been out for a bit and it becomes proven, it will be my next choice of carry.
    I almost got one of the 1st round ones but it sold. Glad I didn't now. Hopefully the new ones will be available soon. I am a huge fan of Sig.

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    Quote Originally Posted by RockIsland View Post
    I'll have to test hers by doing some jumping jacks while wearing a thong.
    A sticky holster would work better with a thong. It would stick to the butt cheek better than a panty.

    I think I've just uncovered a business opportunity for myself...selling sticky holsters that come with thongs.
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    I couldn't watch the whole video.

    She kept touching her butt.
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    Default Re: Rethinking our carry choices

    I'm still carrying my subcompacts, at most 10 +1.

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    Quote Originally Posted by buxbandit View Post
    My wife carries in her purse, not on on her person. After she took a few classes and spent considerable time on the range her choice is an FN 5.7.
    She's very aware, and her purse never leaves her person. No putting it o a shopping cart, etc.
    Anyway, great gun with good power and 20+1, zero recoil.
    I would be more interested in the 5.7 if I could get the good stuff. I was thinking about getting a Tok or a Cz in 7.62 when the hot surplus ammo was still easy to find and cheap. I hesitated and missed the boat.

    This is the only change I have thought about due to what has happened over the last 10 years or so.
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