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Tired of that IWB cutting into your skin, I have a cheap fix
- Thread starter RiverBend
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lol you put moleskin on your holster and gun?
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what kind of belt do you hang that thing on?
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what kind of belt do you hang that thing on?
Basket weave 1 1/2" Black leather, and the moleskin isn't to be tacticool, its to be able to carry all the time, comfortably, the moleskin does not affect the Holster's retention or guns ability to put bullets on the target.
Its not near as bad as some of the bubba stippling jobs I've seen on here, and the moleskin is removable, not affecting the value of the gun or holster.
You can LOL all you want while I'm carrying comfortably,
Its not near as bad as some of the bubba stippling jobs I've seen on here, and the moleskin is removable, not affecting the value of the gun or holster.
You can LOL all you want while I'm carrying comfortably,
I was expecting duct tape to be employed. Don't tell me you didn't think about it.
a stiff gun belt will do more for comfort than anything else I have tried. to include owb/undershirts/etc.
I use volund gear g-hook for weekend
ans comp-tac leather with kydex liner for weekdays.
These are typically loose and breathable athletic shorts, it's my compromise to boxers Lol
Boxer Briefs pulled up to my armpits and a Jackass Rig is very comfy.
ARG:
http://mitchrosen.com/products/holsters/inside-waistband-holsters/
Not cheap. In my opinion, the best you can get. Offset belt loop pulls grip against your body, to maximize concealment. Better for behind-the-waist concealment than most/all others.
Might eventually get stinky; I dunno; only ten years experience. So far, so good. And it's gotten quite sweaty,, many times, but still the guns snap into place.
(Not a shill; just a satisfied customer, though I cringe and grind my teeth every time I order. But I'm never sorry. Been a repeat customer for 20 years.)
Kydex has several advantages. Sweat resistance, price, ease of changing belt size, and so forth. But... leather is awfully comfortable. I'd go Kydex for OWB, preferably with a lock for open carry. Or for competition-- my competition holsters are all plastic. But for concealed carry, well, see the above.
http://mitchrosen.com/products/holsters/inside-waistband-holsters/
Not cheap. In my opinion, the best you can get. Offset belt loop pulls grip against your body, to maximize concealment. Better for behind-the-waist concealment than most/all others.
Might eventually get stinky; I dunno; only ten years experience. So far, so good. And it's gotten quite sweaty,, many times, but still the guns snap into place.
(Not a shill; just a satisfied customer, though I cringe and grind my teeth every time I order. But I'm never sorry. Been a repeat customer for 20 years.)
Kydex has several advantages. Sweat resistance, price, ease of changing belt size, and so forth. But... leather is awfully comfortable. I'd go Kydex for OWB, preferably with a lock for open carry. Or for competition-- my competition holsters are all plastic. But for concealed carry, well, see the above.
Just stop being fat. I've never once had a holster dig into me carrying strong side or appendix
