"I've been rear-pocket carrying my LCP for a year+ in a Recluse Holster. It's fantastic. I also sometimes use the same holster in a breast pocket on a flannel shirt. Looks like a cell phone."
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hey arne, do you think the shorty will be a good front pocket carry, have you tried to carry it that way in a pocket holster?
Started this discussion. Last reply by Sanford Walke Dec 1, 2011.
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Blueorison replied to scott saren's discussion pocket carry"0.
This many things can trump proficiency and training."
James Lierman replied to scott saren's discussion pocket carry"For my two cents, I always carry my P238 cocked and on safety, 1911's cocked and locked and all others chambered and ready to fire. A good holster and the proper ammunition matters as much as the pistol.
Outside of the old Colt's…"
josh2415 replied to scott saren's discussion pocket carry"I carry my LCP in a wallet holster in my rear pocket - super easy to just grab and go. Since the LCP and the XR9s are similar in size, there's no reason why this wouldn't work for the XR9s too. I highly recommend Uncle Georges…"
josh2415 replied to scott saren's discussion pocket carry"Not speaking for Arne, this topic is debated ad-nauseum on most firearm forums - in fact, there's a forum devoted exclusively to this topic:
Unchambered Forum
Not sure we want to get into it here on this thread, though.
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Edward Acunzo replied to scott saren's discussion pocket carry"Arne,
Do you ever concealed-carry with a round chambered for speed of self defense response, or do you always carry such that you have to rack the slide to fire? This is probably a provacative question. If so,…"
James Lierman replied to scott saren's discussion pocket carry"I have tried them all. IMO the best is an IWB holster worn at 2/3 o'clock.
My favorite by far is Doug Chiders from Beer Creek. Terrific fit and finish and light weight, but the pistol fits snug.
He built one for my Sig P238's and one for…"
Khadga replied to scott saren's discussion pocket carry"The reinforced mouth does make it a little thicker, but not so much that it doesn't conceal my thick brick of a G23 well enough. I wouldn't suggest anyone try to be the quick re-holster champ, but an easier one handed re-holster can be a…"
L H Cothary replied to scott saren's discussion pocket carry"Don't forget to check the Pocket & IWB holsters at www.stellarrigs.com, they have an interesting selection although the don't have one specific for the shorty yet. I have one of their pocket holsters for my PM9 and it works well for…"
Aron replied to scott saren's discussion pocket carry"It should come with a complimentary Trench coat!
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James Lierman replied to scott saren's discussion pocket carry"Talk about being ready for anything. WOW!"
Aron replied to scott saren's discussion pocket carry"The sam andrews holsters are very nice!...This one I found is straight out of the movies!..lol... It looks like something Arnold S. should be wearing!
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James Lierman replied to scott saren's discussion pocket carry"All of the holster makers on this list make a quality rear pocket holster.
I use the AKER holster for front and back pockets.
http://www.seecamp.com/cgi-bin/yabb2/YaBB.pl?num=1255805156
Sam Andrews make a nice pack pocket holster at a good…"
James Lierman replied to scott saren's discussion pocket carry"Alan's Remora holster's are terrific. Here is one of four I own:
[IMG]http://i988.photobucket.com/albums/af5/jlierman/Seecamp%20LWS32/PICT2365.jpg[/IMG]
He can do what ever you want. The one pictured work well in the front…"
BretShooter replied to scott saren's discussion pocket carry"Holy shit! That was funny! And thanks for the tip on the Remora.
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