I went with the urban carry shoulder rig, for the very likely chance of getting car jacked. So when it looks like I'm adjusting the seat belt to remove it to comply I have access to my tool. Urban carry has the bungee straps and belt loop connectors to attach to pants😂😂😂 Now it's nice, now are you still gonna carry in hip? Yes I would recommend it, if you drive a vehicle or ride in one. Now tips get tools that are larger to use them in the shoulder rig like any tool with a barrel over 3.7". Now the only con is the price, but you get what you pay for
Recently got a Galco vertical revolver shoulder leather holster. The best thing is this holster can fit S&W J and L frame revolvers and is completely ambidextrous. Also, fits the Colt Python and Colt Trooper. Some Ruger & Taurus revolvers. There is an optional snap strap that attaches to the holster itself to restrict forward movement of the holster itself. The opposite side already has a belt strap to secure the ammo pouch side. This is an optional strap, for vertical holsters only. And it's not included in the holster kit. Horizontal holsters should be placed higher toward the armpit so they don't move as much. In addition there are other options for revolver ammo carry. Speed loader pouches, 2x2x2 ammo pouches with a closed top flap, there's a special 2x2x2 pouch w/o a top flap, loop panels that hold 24 loose cartridges. One revolver pouch is made specifically for the large diameter .50 S&W cartridges. That's certainly a mighty big gun for concealed carry.
I don't see any printing so looks good. I use a $45 nylon shoulder rig with my Sig P239. My torso is short so my holster is all the way up to my armpit. My belt hold down straps have been tough to adjust. 20 years carrying with the shoulder rig but my instructors tried to discourage because of the cross body draw. Lots of practice without rounds was my solution.
I use the Galco Miami rig with my P 239 and I like the fact that it doesn't connect to the belt because I sometimes use it with a tux. Yes, it's tight at first but was broken in after a few days. No printing with a suit or tux jacket. I just purchased a Sig 365 X Macro and looked at buying the Galco Miami rig for it, but Galco customer service said it would not fit the X Macro, and that they currently don't have a Miami rig for the X Macro. Are you saying that their Miami rig for the 365 really will fit the X Macro?
Dude get a can of spray silicone and spray inside the holster . Pull it in and out about 25 times. It'll fit better and comes out faster than Doc Holliday skinning that smoke wagon.
I went with the urban carry shoulder rig, for the very likely chance of getting car jacked. So when it looks like I'm adjusting the seat belt to remove it to comply I have access to my tool. Urban carry has the bungee straps and belt loop connectors to attach to pants😂😂😂
Now it's nice, now are you still gonna carry in hip?
Yes I would recommend it, if you drive a vehicle or ride in one.
Now tips get tools that are larger to use them in the shoulder rig like any tool with a barrel over 3.7". Now the only con is the price, but you get what you pay for
Recently got a Galco vertical revolver shoulder leather holster. The best thing is this holster can fit S&W J and L frame revolvers and is completely ambidextrous. Also, fits the Colt Python and Colt Trooper. Some Ruger & Taurus revolvers. There is an optional snap strap that attaches to the holster itself to restrict forward movement of the holster itself. The opposite side already has a belt strap to secure the ammo pouch side. This is an optional strap, for vertical holsters only. And it's not included in the holster kit. Horizontal holsters should be placed higher toward the armpit so they don't move as much. In addition there are other options for revolver ammo carry. Speed loader pouches, 2x2x2 ammo pouches with a closed top flap, there's a special 2x2x2 pouch w/o a top flap, loop panels that hold 24 loose cartridges. One revolver pouch is made specifically for the large diameter .50 S&W cartridges. That's certainly a mighty big gun for concealed carry.
I don't see any printing so looks good. I use a $45 nylon shoulder rig with my Sig P239. My torso is short so my holster is all the way up to my armpit. My belt hold down straps have been tough to adjust. 20 years carrying with the shoulder rig but my instructors tried to discourage because of the cross body draw. Lots of practice without rounds was my solution.
I like the video... NOT the price. For that price it should connect to your belt!
Where did you get that horizontal pepper spray holster from please?
Maaaan , this is where im at , trying to avoid having a collection of cc holders but it appears that's unavoidable.
I use the Galco Miami rig with my P 239 and I like the fact that it doesn't connect to the belt because I sometimes use it with a tux. Yes, it's tight at first but was broken in after a few days. No printing with a suit or tux jacket.
I just purchased a Sig 365 X Macro and looked at buying the Galco Miami rig for it, but Galco customer service said it would not fit the X Macro, and that they currently don't have a Miami rig for the X Macro. Are you saying that their Miami rig for the 365 really will fit the X Macro?
Yes, it's not made for it and is very tight at first but I made it work
Dude get a can of spray silicone and spray inside the holster . Pull it in and out about 25 times. It'll fit better and comes out faster than Doc Holliday skinning that smoke wagon.
Sig sold us out unfortunately. Guess money comes 1st.
What?