I am looking for something to use for running but also as a Conceal Carry. I don't like the fanny pack idea. Anyone out there use it for CC?
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I don't think that the size of the pouch or the strength of the magnetic closures would make this a viable option for CC.
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I really love my running buddy for carrying my phone, keys and other small items. The magnetic closure allows me to wear it anywhere along my waistband that is comfortable and the profile is quite flat.
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This holster is fine for CCW if you can wear larger or oversized clothing, AND you have a larger body frame. Otherwise you will print. This is an absolutely great holster, but designed more for tactical access and retention, than concealment. I am a 6'3" guy who lives in MN, so I get a lot of use out of it. If I lived in Florida: not so much.
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Is it slow to draw? Compared to having your CCW of choice holstered on your hip- Yes. Is it still a better option than not having it at all? Without question. Unless someone OWNS this particular backpack then it is very unlikely that a pick-pocket will know that you are even carrying anything in the hidden compartment. To me the question posed tells me that you are not the type who would typically carry a backpack and thus you wouldn't have much need for an option like this to carry your CCW. However for someone who has to wear business professional attire (tucked in dress shirt and slacks) this is a good option because the need is likely there to have something to keep all your documents/work necessities in and would alleviate the need to constantly keep your suit jacket on so that people would not see the butt of a pistol sticking out of your waistband. I used this backpack almost daily and knowing I had the option to have my CCW somewhat handy and did not need to have it on my hip was a great benefit. Also it is a nice way to carry it while traveling, I could pack almost two days worth of clothes in the bag and I also had someplace to put it in my car so that if I were carrying and got pulled over for anything I would not have to declare that I was carrying to the officer because it was in the backseat out of reach.
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Can't help with "conceal" but keep in mind that this is designed as a neck knife. For belt carry, I can think of 3 options1) what I do is wrap the cord twice around your belt and let the knife dangle at the desired height. 2) get something like a "Blade-Tech Tek-Lok with Hardware" that converts the sheath to a belt clip mount. Don't know if the predrilled holes in the sheath will line up for this model. 3) make a new kydex or leather sheath
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I have not actually held a Glock 42, but if it is roughly the same size as a Glock 26 or a Kahr 9mm, it should work fine. I have the Kahr and it fits with room to spare. By the way, the fanny pack works great for me when I go to the pool. Cell phone, wallet, keys, and gun. Nothing left behind or out in the open.
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I have the same fanny pack and use It to carry my Kel-Tec P11 9mm. I also have a Bersa sub compact 45 and It fits In the fanny pack as well. Obviously It's larger and creates a larger bulge so I don't use It for that but It gives you an idea of what you can put inside this fanny pack. I put the spare mag In the pouch with my pistol because It fits better and creates less of a bulge instead of putting your spare mag Inside one of the zippered pouches. I hope this helps
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I have a SP and various other CC holsters. I prefer the belt loops on all of them. The clips are ok but overall I always go for the ones with the belt loops. Hope this helps.
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I can not say much about a belt, since when I have a belt I usually have pockets. From the waistband of a pair of pants though, it works pretty well. I have not tried running with it, but it stays in well just walking around, and is not difficult to remove.
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with my activities, I prefere the belt loop. in the past, I have found that belt clips on occasion come off. I love the holster for concealed carry. MERRY CHRISTMAS
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It actually has a nice leash that can be looped on your waist belt loops or wrist. One thing I liked about the compact design is that it was easy to slip into say a side pocket or use the leash and tie it to my shoe. This is a very basic model so its durable too for if you are running but it wasn't uncomfortable to hold in my hand or stash away. My friend got one of those super small ones that clip on and she put it on her pony tail so I guess you could do that too though my hair is too short for that :)
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No. It's good to fit your keys and ID. When I run Half Marathons I can fit 2 packs of sports Jelly Beans. I like it b/c it's a Lite Pack as advertised, not bulky or heavy when running.
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Yes. There is an outside pouch on the front, against the wearers back, designed for conceal carry of a pistol or smaller water bladder ( liter to 1/2 liter size.)
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While I usually carry at the 4:00 position, I did try appendix carry to see what people were talking about. The Versacarry works quite well in this position. Depending what other equipment I carry, I often alternate between right and left side carry as my 380 is usally used as a "back-up" unless I'm dressing down. Then it becomes primary carry.
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Dear Michael, As a fully licensed conceal and open carry for handguns in all candor I could not reccommend this fold over soft plastic pouch for a conceal carry S&W .38 air weight pistol. This pouch is not made well enough to carry anything over a few ounces inweight. I would strongly urge you to buy a real belted leather conceal carry made by "Sneaky Pete" . Yes they are bit more costly, though in the long run carrying a conceal carry that could tumble out the bottom/sides of a lightweight inexpensive plastic case could be a disaster in the making.. Hope this helps. Respectfully, Mark
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Right hand, laser ct laser. That is the style you want. The right hand model will have the big leather flap facing out toward people looking at you and the gun will be against your body. Works in your back pocket or front pocket on the right side of your body. I highly recommend watching the talon video on YouTube. It shows you the principles of drawing from their holster. I love mine, I don't pack everyday but it hides well when I do. I also got a Flowfold wallet to put in my front pocket so I don't have a fat ass wallet in my back left.
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I haven't actually carried it for concealed carry yet I would think if you set it down with the back against something it wouldn't be noticeable or lay it down on the back. You could just carry in one of the interior pockets, harder to get to but better concealed.
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personally,I have a Ruger LCP With a Lasermax which fits nicely into a Talon wallet holster.I wear the holster in my rear left pocket as I am left handed.The wallet fits great in jeans and is tighter in chinos or regular dress pants.You can easily fit it into a sports jacket or other types of casual jackets.Get a right handed holster.