[assualtrifle]

Does anyone here ever carry their gun without a holster, under what circumstances?

 

[Goldfinger]

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[taylor]

sc340 front pocket,it's light

 

[Doug Wilson]

When I only carry one firearm, I carry my TomCat or my FireStar in my back pocket.

Why not ??

Doug

 

[xjedix]

I carry my Taurus Millenium and my Beretta Tomcat in my back pocket without a holster. Don't need a holster. Tried carrying a big Ruger P91DC back in the 90s' in a Mexican carry fashion until I was in a small quickie mart and while my arms were full of groceries I felt that big 40 cal sliding down my pants leg. Panic time. I must have looked like I was stealing a frozen chicken, or having a full-on body spasm the way I was trying to keep the gun from hitting the floor and not drop my soon-to-be purchases. Live and learn.

Too funny, I've been in that situation. I often wear basketball shorts and put my XD in the waistband. I was at walmart one time and had stuff in both hands, all the sudden I felt my holster start slipping out of my waistband. I had to walk to the nearest shelf drop my stuff and adjust the holster without being obvious about it. Not a comfortable situation to say the least.

-Derek

 

[leeindy]

had clip draw once. desided it wasnt safe

 

[whompuss]

I carry two different little backups, NAA Mini Mag, and Seecamp .32. Both have custom holsters made by Guru. Finest I've ever seen. Once you use one you won't go back.

http://www.pocketholsters.com/

 

[assualtrifle]

I can understand carrying a little gun in a pocket.... But I know some people tend to carry them BIG guns....


I just dont see it.

 

[keninaz]

I don't know what your refer to as a big gun, my .45 is a compact.
I want something with enough hitting power that it can discourage an attack or kill outright when I shoot.
Anything less in my opinion is just not self defense.

 

[sig232]

I don't know what your refer to as a big gun, my .45 is a compact.
I want something with enough hitting power that it can discourage an attack or kill outright when I shoot.
Anything less in my opinion is just not self defense.

What you say makes good horse sense!

I have never had a serious problem with bad guns, never had to pull my gun in fear of my life. I don't hang around dangerous parts of the city, so I carry a small Kel-tec 380 most of the time. If I am in the woods hiking or going into an area that I suspect may be dangerous I will pack a 45 acp.