Sidearms & Scatterguns In Waist Band Appendix Carry Glock 29 Holster

[The Gump]

Any suggestions? I'm a thin frame so I need it to not be bulky and I need a clip on because I can not carry at work and need it to come off easily.

 

[lwrkeysfisher]

I used a Comptac Minotaur MTAC holster for my G30 and it worked fine.

 

[woojos]

Comptac Two o clock is another option if you're going that route. I have one of the Phlster skeletons which I'm quite fond of. It has the soft loops so you can move it around a bit if you sitting down and moving, and it's easy on easy off. It's also tuckable if you need to dress up a bit.

I like the soft loops over the the J clips and Comptac will also put on C clips which are secure, but can be a pain getting on and off, if you have them sized right for your belt.

 

[AlabamaShooter]

I have the G code incog holster for my G19. I use it everyday. The clips are polymer do its easy on easy off. I can wear it with a tshirt and it doesn't print.

 

[Brabo]

I use the Archangel (for my M&P Shield) and the Sepharim RMR (for my FS M&P with RMR) from Dale Fricke Holsters - Custom Kydex Holsters and Mag PouchesDale Fricke Holsters

Very happy with them and they are easy on, easy off with the soft belt loops...

 

[Metal Gear]

Looking for the same features out of a holster as you last time I was in the market, I ended up going with an IWB kydex holster from PJHolster.com. This holster was purchased for my XDS9, I also got a kydex mag pouch with it as well to carry a spare magazine. This holster works very well for lightweight carry firearms, and overall after several months of use I have been very happy with it.

 

[koz]

Look at the EGA Echo holster that RangerWalker advertises here. The kydex only covers the trigger guard and is easily removed.

http://www.snipershide.com/shooting...36540-f-s-ega-kydex-holsters-custom-made.html

 

[The Gump]

Look at the EGA Echo holster that RangerWalker advertises here. The kydex only covers the trigger guard and is easily removed.

http://www.snipershide.com/shooting...36540-f-s-ega-kydex-holsters-custom-made.html

I would prefer a soft holster but hat is nice! Kydex only where its need. I like it. How does it feel when you're seated, like in a car or at the dinner table?

 

[shdz-762]

I know its not what you are looking for, but I got a Versacarry sample and I have been carrying my m&p9c in it. So far, I like it. The popular one that I see is the Galco Stow-n-Go or Tuck-n-Go. Both are inexspensive and comfortable.

 

[mikemcg9mm]

For appendix carry with my Glocks I use a Mic holster works great.

 

[Trevor300wsm]

I've always carried in this position. It's just what is most comfortable for me. I've had many holsters, both cheap and expensive, hard and soft. You will laugh when I tell you, but out of them all, my all time favorite has been a cheap Uncle Mikes #5 "Inside the Pants" holster. These are usually around $12. I've had the one I carry now for almost 5 years. It's carried every single day. They make them for all types/sizes of pistols. They are light weight, cheap, padded, one single easy to use clip, don't make you sweat, easy to put in/take off. No, they are not super tacti-cool, but they are damn sure comfortable and work well.

*** I use a #5 on a Glock 33 and a XDM 3.8". This is not the "recommended" size, but they fit very snug and gives more complete overall coverage of the pistol, including the rear sight so it doesn't ever rub against me and its covered when I lay the gun in the console of the truck.