Does this holster work for appendix carry? I know this design is for 4 or 5 o'clock IWB carry.
358086
Never tried it, I always do the 4 o'clock, I'd say it's the MOST comfortable IWB I've ever worn! EXELENT QUALITY and detail on the leather work to cover all rivets with leather on the body side. I'd think it would be ok for the appendix carry, but would think it might be a bit long if you'd need to be sitting. Maybe look at the regular infidel. I also have one of their OWB paddles that is equally as comfortable and VERY low profile, and could be an option if you considered an OWB. Either way great stuff and I will be adding others to the collection
358087
it probably would worki do not know how comfortable it would be. i will let you know that it is very comfortable at the 4-5 o'clock carry position.
358088
It COULD work for appendix carry, BUT you will run into the problem of the leather backing. What you want is the infidel nit the infidel ultra http://www.comp-tac.com/infidel-holster-10222. This holster will work best for appendix carry. Hope this helps
358089
Appendix carry would be really uncomfortable, especially if sitting down. Like some other users, I modified mine by removing some of the bottom portion of the leather and have tried appendix but I wouldn't recommend it. Five o'clock is my preference with this holster.
436041
Yes I do and it fits perfect! unless you have an extended magazine, then it won't fit:-( nice holster super soft leather..
2048135
the holster shown is meant for outside the waistband. I do carry this weapon and light combo inside the waistband in a custom built kydex holster. you can good ones from places like Raven Concealment systems, if you need one.
2124049
Never used the one I got... Gun doesn't fit in it. Seems like it's perhaps stitched wrong ?? It's a pocket holster....
787241
I love this holster for open carry or a day on the range but there's other holsters I would recommend over this one for CCW. I just don't find this to be a CCW type holster. Also, the interior panel can get kind of uncomfortable after a while. I get my best CCW holsters from acecase.com and ironically, the cheapest ones they have I find to be the best (like 15-20 bucks). Hope this helps !
47945
Hey Heith hope I can help. To what degree of vigorous activity? I feel confident enough to carry with this holster while playing at the park with my kids and I would swear they are part monkey. I carry while at my house doing chores ( carpentry, mowing the lawn and fields, honey due list etc etc..). I carry it hiking on somewhat rugged terrain, kayaking and pretty much every where in between. I always have my xds and Foxx holster with me and have never, ever had it fall out or even worried about it falling out. Admittingly I've never ran or anything like that with it, so to that degree I cannot comment but I think it's safe to say that you would be hard pressed within reason to have this gun become unholstered unintentionally. FYI I clip to my belt and wear my belt resonably snug as I don't like to sag and I think between the great job Foxx did molding to the gun and with the belt it provides a perfect amount of retention while still being able to draw the weapon quickly and accuretly. I've read that some have had problems with the front site hanging up on the holster but that is something that I have never experienced. My xds is box stock with stock sites and no mods and the cant is the only adjustment I've made to the holster. Really especially for the price you can't go wrong and I think you will be pleased with it. Side note, it get better with time and after break in. Good luck. Support our SECOND AMENDMENT.
2161725
This is an awesome conceal carry holster for an M&P .40 because it is the same gun I carry ... one thing though is don't put too much pressure on the outer clip because it'll break off...I leaned too hard once and it broke and I bought another one but that was my fault for a hard lean I did
531873
Yes, but the barrel of the firearm will protrude about an inch from the back side of the holster. I have carried 3", 4", 4.25" and 5" 1911s with it. For me it is most comfortable with the 4", least comfortable with the 5". However I now use it exclusively with my DW CCO (4.25").
617577
This holster is much to large to be worn appendix carry. We do have smaller models on our website that can be worn appendix carry. Yes you can use the holster for small of back carry, however if you are right handed you would need to get a left hand draw for small of back carry, and vice versa. Ray
2048136
OWB, and it isn't a paddle type. You must loop your belt through it, so it is not easily removed, or as a previous reviewer said, it's not easly conceilable either due to its thickness. It's a good holster, but if would like it much more if it had a paddle-type fastener.
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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.
1679410
No but the one for a M&P; 9,40 (Galco number TR474) compact will work, it protects both your body from the metal, and the gun from sweat and corrosion and is the only IWB holster I use and I've tried dozens.
163954
No but the one for a M&P 9,40 (Galco number TR474) compact will work, it protects both your body from the metal, and the gun from sweat and corrosion and is the only IWB holster I use and I've tried dozens.
1220703
It should work just as good. I've used it with a S&W Body Guard .380. A better holster I've found and presently using is Remora Holster. This one is more versatile since it can be used in side a pocket or inside the waistband carry. Give Remora a look, they run sales at times.
74888
It is my opinion that this holster would not work as concealed carry. It was not intended to do that duty. It also requires a specific maneuver to draw the weapon. Normally concealed carry should be easy and quick to draw.
2203801
Hi, yes I believe it would hold this. I use it for my LCR .38 special. The holster itself though is very bulky around the ankle. (Take into consideration that I'm 5'2" and while this is around my angle, it also goes almost to the middle of my calf. A larger person with longer calves may not have a problem.) The sheepskin padding was very think and I ended up sheering it down some to get rid of some of the volume. I wear EMS pants and cutting it helped hide it better under the pant leg. Just something to consider if you purchase one. Hope that helped.Sharon K.Sharon K. Hi, yes I believe it would hold this. I use it for my LCR .38 special. The holster itself though is very bulky around the ankle. (Take into consideration that I'm 5'2" and while this is around my angle, it also goes almost to the middle of my calf. A larger person with longer calves may not have a problem.) The sheepskin padding was very think and I ended up sheering it down some to get rid of some of the volume. I wear EMS pants and cutting it helped hide it better under the pant leg. Just something to consider if you purchase one. Hope that helped.Sharon K.Sharon K.
226354
I really like the holster. I bought it for a 9mm that is the size of a mid-1911. It works great. Your gun might be a little smaller but I believe, due to the adjustable features on this, that is should work good for you.