The BEST way to safely carry your EDC pistol on your motorcycle - Tactical Pineapple Holster Mount!!

[@2trdmustanggtfordf1hdsgsfa80]

I carry my weapon on a extremely secure thumb snap leather belt holster because I don’t like to transfer the weapon between my person and the saddlebag in public. I carry an LCP, ain’t a big guy, and generally, you can’t see it when I’m carrying it. I normally strap the thing on first thing in the morning and take it off in the evening when I’m home. It’s a lot of effort to train yourself to carry a weapon full time, but once you make the commitment, it’s second nature. For those that worry about where and when an individual carries a weapon…. Well, I guess they need to mind their own business.

[@JimOryan]

We can do pink holsters. Now the question is baby pink, or hot pink Barbie commando style. 😂

[@richschaffling2367]

Will it fit a xdm 9 3.5 inch barrel

[@JimOryan]

@@richschaffling2367 do you mean the 3.8. We do have a mold for the XDM 3.8 and the duty 4”

[@richschaffling2367]

Yes 3.8

[@JimOryan]

@@richschaffling2367 we absolutely have it.

[@Cbrscott600]

You guys still in business ? I’m trying to click the links and nothing .

[@kal-eljordan8329]

I agree with several commentors. When you have to open your saddle bag to retrieve your weapon, you basically announce to those watching that you are armed. Which defeats the purpose of concealed carry. The one issue with having the safari land disconnect mount is that you would have to have a safari land connector on your belt, which isn't a big issue as these mounts come with male and female adapters. Another option to look at is "we the people" holsters. They have a holster mount that will accept their belt clip attachments. It can be used for IWB or OWB setups. I have 2 set up in my cages and have never had an issue with pop of, or disconnect, even on rough off roas terrain. Personally, i prefer on person carry, but everyone has their own opinions. Do what's right for you. Great content, stay safe.

[@BustedKnuckleMotorcycle]

My problem with having it in the saddle bag is if you are in an accident plastic saddlebags tend to shatter. But having it in my vest I feel there is more control of it.

[@JimOryan]

I understand completely but That said we have tested these in drop tests and since every crash is different we can’t guarantee anything but nearly everything short of a high side should see the pistol held firmly in position. Even if the rest of the bag is in pieces it should still be in holster. This at least prevents and unwitting fool from getting their bugger hook on the bang switch.

[@rogerburns8478]

I got reard ended on my road glide limited by a rav 4 last summer. Five grand in damage to the back of my bike and she ran over everything that used to be in my right bag. That being said if the gun and holster are attached to the bag it wouldve still been in place. I carry in my vest personally whatever you're comfortable with i guess.

[@joshvirkus]

I really enjoy your videos. Great content. I agree with you for the most part on this topic. The only issue I would have with carrying off your person is when you stop, you have to handle your weapon in public. This draws attention to it and yourself if anyone is paying attention.

[@LMO169]

About your Steven Seagull ride and shoot question. In the 50s to about 60s/70s Indian built left hand operated throttles, because of some spark advance or something setting. Was very popular with law enforcement. HD even offered conversion kits for switching customers who were used to the Indian layout

[@tracylee1688]

I had a old leather holster that i didn't like very much. I Velcroed it into the saddle bag on my limited and that's where I carry my .40 when I'm on the bike. It's still accessable if necessary, but still safely stowed away.

[@danielfarmer4311]

I pray none of us ever have to engage in a situation. It’s not the movies and it’s life altering. I appreciate you and your channel! Great work sir! 😎

[@ospcldar]

This is a great topic. I was recently almost "bike-jacked" after breaking down and waiting on a tow truck. I was headed to the gym just minutes from the house so I wasn't packing. Best believe anywhere I go on the bike or not I will be strapped.

[@jacobphillips2486]

Who’s going to jack a broken bike? A mechanic? Lol 😂

[@ospcldar]

@@jacobphillips2486 the guys weren't very intelligent to begin with.

[@ZildjianMan30]

@Jacob Phillips I've had a sweaty, tan-colored, Army undershirt stolen. I've had an empty bottle of spray suntan lotion stolen. I know of people who had plenty of ridiculous things stolen. Human beings can be extremely moronic. Besides, a thief will just ravage the bike and sell the parts. Or do a cheap fix, then sell it to a methhead / Florida Man.

[@jacobphillips2486]

@@ZildjianMan30 that’s why in the Marines they instill in you to lock your footlocker. To this day I lock everything up no matter how far away I’m from it

[@tjmayer9103]

.38 in an ankle holster wrapped around the outside of your boot. Works fine for me ...

[@smashhousebrewing9968]

The problem with riding with firearm in the bag isn't that you will need to use it in a shootout with Brian Bosworth...it's this... How does it look to the general public when they see a "biker" in a parking lot pulling out his firearm from a bike and putting it on his hip? You think that might make for some undue panic? I for one like to be as low key as I can with my protection but then again, I use alot of common sense

[@ProfessionalMonkey]

No one sees me transfer my pistol, I don't make a production out of it, it takes one second.

[@hackdlc]

I had a wreck with one secured in a kydex holster mounted in the saddle bag and it still came out. As violent as a bike wreck can be not so sure there is a 100% secure carry method. Individually need to figure out the most comfortable method for you. I do prefer on my person, carried in different positions depending on weather and how I’m dressed.

[@nkostie]

I live in south city St. Louis and I found this video very helpful. Yes people get jacked at stoplights and yes if you’re riding a Harley people give you some unwanted attention. Anything that I can do to prevent my bike from getting stolen is great.

[@ZildjianMan30]

Anyone who asks that ignorant question, "why do you need a gun when you X, Y, Z" gets mentally deleted from my life as fast as they asked it.

[@ProfessionalMonkey]

Exactly!!!

[@thejack3432]

I've been using a Sticky Holster stuck to the back of the saddle bag. Works great. If you don't want to drill holes. Great video and subject.

[@matthewtrapp7756]

My biggest problem with carrying on the bike is the transfer of the gun. You have to move that gun from the bike to your body and in alot of cases you are very exposed to the pubic and it could be seen as brandishing a gun even if it is in a holster. Some states are more relaxed than others and some have open carry laws that would prevent problems but it is a thought not many people think about. Guess it depends on your situation and where you live and how exposed you are at your destination. Anyway just a thought. Thanks for the great videos.

[@ProfessionalMonkey]

Florida isn't a problem and I really do think I have it down. I feel like if you move fast and don't make a production out of it youre fine, but then again... Florida.

[@BoDean52]

Guns, motorcycle and 🇺🇸, perfect. Agree with the why you transport that way and may just have to look into one of these.

[@darrenlingerfelt5879]

I bought a Ram mount pistol holster that mounts on my handlebars and it’s solid right where I need it.

[@ScottTomasLaub]

In Wisconsin, I've open carried with a left thigh holster. I'm left handed so it made sense to be able to maintain throttle and control if needed to use in need

[@CHOPRJOHN]

Many many years ago I had a small .25 cal pistol in my back pocket while riding my 50 panhead chopper. Short story long, I got into some road gravel and lost control, I wound up sliding on my ass down the road. This ground the safety off the pistol, but fortunately I didn't shoot myself in the ass with my own weapon....lol. Needless to say I changed my carry position after that. :)

[@richardbadish6990]

Just a few Tips, from my perspective. One, if this is the way you want it. I would put some clear silicone around the plate and holes, and remount it. I can see that leaking in the rain. Then getting the inside of ur bag all wet. Two: Tbh if you are really worried about securing the gun inside the bag. Just know, that holster only has one form of retention, which is friction. Which is something inertia and G's can easily over come. I can guarantee you that if your bike goes sliding into a ditch and does a few tumbles. First hit breaks the bag, and likely dislodges the gun. Second hit flings the gun up and into scraping Joe's yard. And if you forget about said gun in the moment. Ole Joe's on his way to barter with his new pistol. You should get a level two or three retention system. If ur actually worried about this happening. Or you can carry it on ur hip like a boss! Put a note in your wallet. Saying I'm an organ donor, but not a gun donor! FIND MY GUN! LBVS!

[@davidfink9729]

Just so you know , the website you put in the link , well it's no longer in operation. Thanks for all your videos. Learn so much from you .

[@darrellochs6700]

Great video! I agree 100% with carrying your weapon in the bags while underway. I never thought about hurting myself if there is an accident, my concern was always loosing or dropping the damn thing while riding. Hell I keep my wallet, keys, everything but my knife in the saddlebags while underway. Keep up the awesome videos love the channel!!

[@ridered7394]

My buddy crashed his road glide a few weeks back and had his saddle bags locked, but lids still opened and all his items in his saddle bag were all over the road, just saying either way you carry ,in your saddle bag or on your person if you get in a bad enough accident anything can happen, it’s just a chance we all take, I carry both ways just depends on the day 🍻

[@JimOryan]

@@ridered7394 the lids are for sure the weak point. That said we have tested these in drop tests and since every crash is different we can’t guarantee anything but nearly everything short of a high side should see the pistol held firmly in position. Even if the rest of the bag is in pieces it should still be in holster. This at least prevents and unwitting fool from getting their bugger hook on the bang switch

[@05RangerXLT]

Thats a pretty slick setup i usually carry on my hip while riding not because i think I'd need it on the bike, but living in a very blue state you don't want some dipshit seeing you take it out of the bag to put it on your belt. And if its not possessed on your person then gun and ammo have to be locked up separately. I really hate this state.

[@evil_glide5083]

I seen the exact situation happen in front of me you were describing about riding and having the gun on you. Guy dumped his bike because of a car his pistol came off and some kid about early 20’s I’d say picked it up and took off with it.

[@conawayjb]

My riding jacket has a zippered carry pocket that works for me but I'm carrying a tiny ruger ec9s when riding so it's very easy. I'm on and off of the bike a good bit so that way I don't have to worry about leaving it on the bike. Nice looking holster for sure though.

[@rayx5653]

I carry right side in a holster when riding but keep a little pocket pistol in my jacket on the left side for all my rolling shootout needs; or at least seven rounds to keep me vertical until I can stop riding and transition to my primary. But I’m also a paranoid Iraq war vet and former cop.

[@DWinthekeys]

LOL!! The vision of one of us old farts getting in a shootout from our Ultra Limited cracks me up!! With that said, I’ve never been a fan of off body carry. I’ve spent a lot of money finding the right holster so I don’t have the issues you mention. Of course, being LE I see things a bit differently.

[@noelsingletary]

I live in Texas. We have open carry. I carry my pistol on my hip in a level 2 secure holster. All I do is press the button and draw. A gun that is locked away is useless if shit suddenly hits the fan. Learning to shoot with your left hand is part of learning out to use your pistol in case your right arm is unusable for some reason. That is taught in advanced pistol training classes and if something a lot of police officers learn. Also cocking your pistol and clearing malfunctions with your belt is part of the training.

[@scottgarlandpresents2332]

🤷🏻‍♂️ when I laid down the Dyna I had my Glock 19 iwb on my right hip and it never moved. Would the same happen in every wreck or incident that could possibly happen, maybe not, but that holster hasn’t let me down yet. You do you, and I’ll do me. That’s why we have multiple options.

[@JimOryan]

I want to put this out there. I am attempting to find a belt setup that doesn’t require the Safariland tactical belt, but I would like to say that we actually never intended these to really transition to belt. The idea is a solid IWB holster is worth its weight in gold. The ease of transition was meant more for buying additional mounting plates. I personally have one in my saddle bag on both bikes, one under the dash in my jeep, one in my toolbox next to my weld table in the garage and one mounted under my desk. I can literally move my guns anywhere I wish and with having more than one pistol I can use the same mount for different holsters. Many people don’t have the option to carry in certain situations or it’s easier to not. As a bigger guy who does appendix carry it’s not easy to keep pistol in waist band comfortably while riding. When I’m welding it isn’t recommended to have it on my person in case I accidentally arc out on table. It’s easier to access under the dash of my car than to navigate the seatbelt and muffin top, and on top of that having easy access under desk is beneficial too. Many reasons exist for different types of holsters. This is a multi purpose utility holster. Not necessarily a carry option but a great place to go when you have little other option.

[@reiniergarcia]

I think that while riding a bike the best way to carry is using a shoulder holster. I word keep my G19 with me at all times, not in a bag.

[@jimmorrison306]

I have a favorite IWB w/ clips that hooks on the belt, and one side came loose as I was riding because of my jacket and over pants. Also, gloves are hard to draw with, and gloves makes it tough to get the finger in and out of the trigger guard. Pocket carry sucks. It’s a challenge to carry when you wear actual riding gear (and when you’re FAT). Been a few years now. Still figuring it out.

[@HarleyGeezer1954]

You are absolutely correct when underway. Mrs. Geezer and I have a magnetic system for our Glocks one for each saddlebag. Easy to grab and put back.

[@martinwall7297]

point of info. my bro-in-law carried shoulder under a leather jacket, he slid his bagger to avoid a ped , causing him to hit the pavement and tumble. usual road burns and ground contact bruising, no big thing we've all been there, but the sig 220 mid-size and steel, broke some ribs and punched his left lung. I found a windshield bag works, easy access in front of you at any time, or on body, one o'clock or cross draw.

[@stevenbaca4919]

This is very true my friend got in an accident in Albuquerque new Mexico but we call the war zone his gun ended up coming loose Somebody picked it up and it was gone

[@frankm2348]

Good video. Common sense and gun safety, gotta love it.

[@Elkslaya1]

Carry every day every second. 2A baby. Thanks for the post!

[@michaelkelley5119]

I don’t even own a gun and I am 55 years old I just have never felt the need to have a gun and I’m not one of those anti-gun nuts, I support the Second Amendment, but if I did have one that holster looks like it would be a good set up , been watching your channel for about a year now, you have a lot of helpful information, I live in Minnesota so our downtime just started, 4 more months of hell

[@ProfessionalMonkey]

Thank you, sir!

[@robertfoster2026]

Hold on there monk a while back you promoted the Rickrak system I bought it and it works great and would recommend to all

[@JimOryan]

I won’t talk bad about the rickrak product but these are very different. Being a 3 size fits all holster the rickrak system does not really offer retention. A custom molded kydex with high molded in retention like this holds the pistol more secure. Going down the road there are no issues with the looser system. The added retention of the kydex though means that even in mild to moderate accidents the pistol will not move from the mount of the holster. Even if the bag is destroyed at the very least, your pistol will remain in holster so there is no accidental bang switch activation by flying ratchets, or mistaken trigger pulls by a bystander picking it up.

[@RyDawg1904]

I have a Ruger LCP 2 that fits in all pocket with extended mag. Or I have a left handed black hawk holster if I want to carry my 9.only for snakes and such.

[@dbriggd2753]

Shoulder holster, cross chest. If your carrying might as well have it handy and not buried.

[@SmileIGotYou]

Gray 3M autobody tape if you don't want to drill holes. I use it to mount my cameras to my helmet. Hasn't come off yet.

[@samcadora4718]

I love all your videos Man. I've learned so much biker etiquette by watching your videos. I appreciate what you do, and keep up the good work brother.

[@ProfessionalMonkey]

Thank you sir!

[@Droop_Moto]

KZbin must really be mad at one of us... absolutely no notification for this video.... also Tactical Pineapple is an awesome guy!

[@JimOryan]

😂 thanks

[@uncleshaunof5]

if you are left handd no issues using while under way lmbo

[@rollandklontz]

The belt portion is going to have it pretty far of your hip and you will print, if you care about that sort of thing.

[@JimOryan]

You aren’t wrong. We actually never intended these to really transition to belt. The idea is a solid IWB holster is worth its weight in gold. The ease of transition was meant more for buying additional mounting plates. I personally have one in my saddle bag on both bikes, one under the dash in my jeep, one in my toolbox next to my weld table in the garage and one mounted under my desk. I can literally move my guns anywhere I wish and with having more than one pistol I can use the same mount for different holsters.

[@billmago7991]

Iam surprised Harley Davidson haven't included a holster as some kind of accessory.... definitely for the US market only

[@JimOryan]

I’m actually glad they don’t. 😂 I have cards in a few local dealerships and it’s allowable because Harley doesn’t have a direct offering. Also, let’s be honest, I don’t think Harley would do a great job on the first few generations.

[@richarddavis1763]

Yeah I use my left hand. It took some pratice. Out of a whole mag dump I’ll definitely hit my target more than a few times.

[@ridered7394]

Doesn’t really matter where you carry as long as you carry,

[@ElBuffalo]

Nice hoster I have several Kidex hosters OSW ISW and they secure the pistol well. I won't say where I carry but I have a CCW for a reason.

[@dray439]

Alien Gear may have a mount that works for you. Mine is always on my belt or in a shoulder holster.

[@scoutmaddoxg]

I wear mine on my person, but if you want it in your bags, good on ya.

[@Grizzlytactics91]

well first off no, i dont ever forsee a situation in which drawing and shooting while on the move is appropriate. ever. secondly, i choose to carry 4 o clock IWB, the gun is secured enough for me to go hands on with someone without falling out. there is no way on earth the gun will come out while im riding. thats just the basics to carrying concealed. quality belt, quality holster, worn correctly and you cant go wrong. simply rugged holster and a galco leather belt. your golden. and lastly, ill try to make a long ass story short. i got into an accident in 2017 on my shadow. at the time i was carrying under a t shirt, no gear just a helmet. the holster was a kangaroo carry air marshall 2 and the gun was a ruger lcr357 i landed directly on the gun. and i mean directly. the gun didnt hurt me, i had road rash but the gun actually saved me some pain. the gun ended up with a pretty big gash on the cylinder but it wasnt painful at all saddle bag storage of a gun is a good idea in certain situations but none id likely find myself in i do like that mounting plate though. oh and for the records. the way you would shoot while riding is pulling in the clutch drawing, shooting, and holstering lol

[@brucesantacory1390]

1st TRAIN NOT TO CRASH !!! are you aware 98% of all Motorcycle Accidents though legally the cars fault, could have been Avoided by the rider with Training in Rider Awareness and Road Strategy !!! i urge everyone to watch video's by Dan Dan the Fireman, a former fireman and EMT and a Motorcycle instructor , he does crash video's showing what the rider SHOULD HAVE DONE !!! to avoid the accident. Also Kevin at MCRider does motorcycle instructional video's and also talks road strategy. So 1st Learn NOT to CRASH !! As for how i carry i have a retention holster they requires pushing a hidden button the release the firearm, and i wear mine duty style on my hip, i don't do club houses or anything where protocol supersedes my safety, and i don't ride a bagger and i do not have a lockable place to store a firearm.

[@ironsteed5766]

Stone cold.. Great movie reference! I also have the GC3 and works very well.

[@michaelreed9805]

If your good with it, and it will do the Job when needed...your good!

[@HarleyFatBoyJr]

Lmao not the Steven Seagal shootout. 😂

[@blackedoutbandit]

What about the guy that got shot at on the highway in Florida while on his bike? He got hit and returned fire.

[@ProfessionalMonkey]

That was some crazy crap. His life was obviously not like mine or most.

[@blackedoutbandit]

@@ProfessionalMonkey definitely not like mine also.

[@ecrusch]

Looks like a good set-up. I usually keep mine on my belt in a similar holster. But I can see the potential problems if you're involved in a crash. P/L&R

[@RelaxedEZ223]

I keep it in my right vest pocket, snapped closed with a minimalist holster. Carry a smaller pistol with better ammo. A glock 29 is 10 times better than a 1911 in .45 acp.

[@TweedleD]

I carry 2 ways in wasteband holster "summer" and shoulder harness when it's cold. I never thought about it coming loose or landing on it. 1911 is my go to. But what happens if it does stay on after wreck and you leave in a ambulance. Can't have a gun at a hospital or on their grounds at least in my town. What happens if your saddle bag blows apart in a wreck. I think we are screwed if any of those happened. KZbin didn't notify me you uploaded either.

[@trucker-d4161]

You wouldn’t be the first one to go to a hospital carrying, and what is all this” well, what if I crash” you carry to protect yourself, period. You can crash in a car or bicycle.

[@TweedleD]

@@trucker-d4161 I'm not worried about crashing. I carry either way. But I do wonder what happens when the hospital finds it.

[@trucker-d4161]

@@TweedleD don’t quite understand your worry about that, if your a lawful gun owner, I would think they have protocols for that. Probably give it to the local authorities, foe safe holding. I’m sure it has happened before.

[@TweedleD]

@@trucker-d4161 I am but I'd want to know where and who has it. Hopefully I'll never find out what happens in that situation.

[@tlalexander3]

2:37 after what I just experienced on a ride with one of my friends you definitely need your pistol somewhere you can easily access and on you. We were on a back road and a guy randomly pulled back onto the road without looking and my friend almost hit his truck. My friend went to swerve around him and the guy started swerving and wouldn't let us pass. Meanwhile my friend was trying to get his pistol out of his backpack but couldn't get it. The guy pulled over looking for a fight and hurried to get a dredging shovel out of his truck. My friend took off as he thought it was a shotgun. I went and got my 43x out of my truck right after this happened. It was crazy. I wish I had my pistol just incase I needed it but I feel sorry for whoever is on the receiving end if the day comes. I practice a good bit and can shoot a 2 to 3 inch group at 15 yards even with the little 43x with irons. Much better with my longer slide guns like my sig 320 or glock 19 both with red dots

[@theimmortalgriffithdavion1592]

Have you ever heard of The Enigma? In my opinion its the best EDC rig on the market today.

[@Pawsforreal]

If and when im even watching TV mine is at 4:00 IWB... Always

[@paulciminelli1905]

I’ve been waiting for this install since we talked about it at biketoberfest

[@fliprodriguez1964]

Merica!!! I iwb carry a sig p365. Owb i use a sifari land als holster with a sig p320.

[@scottorr5758]

Nice holster! I'm gonna hit up Tactical right now...

[@JimOryan]

Thanks. Got the order and will get it right in line.

[@scottorr5758]

@@JimOryan I went to the order sheet and looked at the options with a light and mine was not one of them. I have a M&P 4.25" with a streamlight tlr-3 on it...

[@JimOryan]

@@scottorr5758 You are correct. Unfortunately right now we do not offer this option. All of our holsters are made from molds to ensure perfect fit. We are looking at adding some options with the tlr3 in future but as of right now it is unavailable. I had another order come through from someone very similar named and thought it was yours. Thanks for your interest though

[@scottorr5758]

@@JimOryan No worries, keep me in mind if you do get that configuration molded up and I'll see ya in the chats and comments here. Have a great Thanksgiving!

[@JimOryan]

@@scottorr5758 you as well sir! Have a great and happy thanksgiving.

[@brandongilbert2326]

I'd like to see a video or pics of how well you like it on your belt.

[@aaronwhite5206]

So my leather vest and jacket have conceal carry pockets for my gun am I still better off putting my gun in my saddle bag or am I good with carrying it in my jacket and vest

[@Triple-750]

Wasn’t there two clubs shooting at each other a couple weeks ago some club members?

[@blackedoutbandit]

I need that set up

[@indecisivegearhead]

KZbin must be on some bulls*it today. This video never showed up on my subscription page!

[@ajbrown3608]

"And the answer is 'Murica'" You get a like just for that. 🤣

[@djturnz]

A Law Enforcement Officer buddy of mine was working a Peacekeeping detail in the middle of July at an outdoor event for 4 days, mostly riding a quad. He passed out from heat while riding and fell off the bike. The first Officer to him removed his gun while he was still out. When he came to, he was disoriented and started reaching for his gun, which luckily, wasn't there.

[@ProfessionalMonkey]

Holy crap that could have gone wrong real fast!

[@djturnz]

@@ProfessionalMonkey We had another guy pass out too. He was a k9 handler. Luckily the dog was in the truck enjoying some AC. We had to call the trainer to come get the dog, who was freaking out over seeing his partner getting carried away by ambulance.

[@kennycunningham8721]

I would like to find a way to do my S&,W 38 stubby revolver.

[@tango165]

Just submitted an order for one. 😎👍🏼👍🏼

[@iMaNii4k]

Ordering a 09-13 dominator fender and no cut out extended bags from advanblack, I need latches and lids as well since my stock lids and latches were ruined. I know you re used oem latches and lids, I know you were happy with your bags and how they fit but do you think the fit and function will be less with the latches and lids they sell in the kit. Also I saw in there video you can use 14 and up bags with a slotted hole in the stock 09-13 bracket. Either way I’m getting the dominator fender for 09-13 but would the 09-13 or 14 up bags be better with the advanblack lids(no speakers) and latches provided on there website. Or should I just get bag and lids and source oem set of latches from Harley ? I don’t mind the 09-13 style bag latch but if the newer style stay closed better I’d be happy to switch

[@ProfessionalMonkey]

In my experience their stuff fits more snug than stock, and that's a good thing.

[@2648498]

What is the best way to keep a pistol when you go into a bar. Don’t really trust leaving it on my bike. Some bars freak out about bringing a pistol in.

[@ProfessionalMonkey]

Don’t ask don’t tell…

[@2648498]

@@ProfessionalMonkey just hard to conceal it. I wear wrangler pants, no room to tuck it inside.

[@supakamario]

Honestly if you want to carry and ride tou need to (which ppl should anyway) practice left hand shooting, and carry left

[@thatguy8718]

Where do you get the luggage rack.....rack u got on the wall? I NEED one!!!

[@ProfessionalMonkey]

Amazon. That one is sold out but there are others.

[@thatguy8718]

@@ProfessionalMonkey Awesome!! Thanks Monkey!!

[@totalghoul00]

i use a chest holster just under my motorcycle shirt. and an Alien holster when not riding.

[@tgoodfella4290]

The best American made Iv found is a company called “we the people. Holsters “ good shit

[@JCWSEMO]

Just got mine ordered

[@timdavis8154]

I'll have to look into those. Thanks

[@debdewey1]

Hey tj saw your dad on a1a today was going to stop and say hello but could not turn around fast enough.. have a good thanksgiving 🦃

[@ProfessionalMonkey]

Hey bud. We need to connect soon for sure. Our best to you and yours!!!

[@Ken-wu6hr]

I May need to Reconsider. I Carry Appendex always

[@toddwingo2700]

Interesting, I pocket carry, but I never thought about what might happen if I go down.

[@ZildjianMan30]

Ain't much to think about when you go down. Just "oh shit" then it's all a blur from there lol

[@anagingrebel6229]

First off, I love your videos! Keep up the great work my friend. Secondly. car jackings are out there. A pastor gunned down in a carjacking outside their home in Memphis. A thief runs up a driveway with a weapon drawn in New Orleans. An Atlanta mother of three, tossed out of her car and run over with it - all captured on her own Ring camera. Additionally, there have been more than a 40% increase in Chicago already in 2023, which is on pace to easily surpass last year’s total of 847. So yeah, carjackings are on the rise. I am fortunate to live in a state that has a castle doctrine that includes your motor vehicle. My only concern is the carrying of the 1911. As an NRA firearms instructor in multiple disciplines, I find the popular 1911 not a good idea especially on a bike. As you know the 1911 is carried with the hammer back and the safety engaged. In an accident the safety could be disengaged which means you have a loaded pistol with no safety and the hammer cocked. Add to that a gun with a 2.5 to 3 lb trigger pull and you have problems!

[@ProfessionalMonkey]

None of these were on a motorcycle which involves holding a clutch at a red light. It’s just not practical.

[@mitch_9219]

Do you know where I can purchase these now. The link is outdated. Thanks

[@tottenhamhotspurish]

How do you join a club? I like the compradore that comes with being a biker amongst other stuff. The biking community are people I can relate to. I live in the U.K. if that has any relevance to the question I asked.

[@whiteguy4282]

On your hip of course 🤘🏼

[@PeterSmith-or3pq]

Shootnfrom

[@anthonygutierrez8077]

Just saw this video, and i am curious how well this would work on leather bags that i have on my 98 FXSTC

[@ProfessionalMonkey]

It probably wouldn't.

[@Boxpressed.bagger]

PRO MONK GOT A NEW CAMERA! Looking killer dude! Great video 🔥

[@ProfessionalMonkey]

Grassy ass!

[@Boxpressed.bagger]

@@ProfessionalMonkey Der nada!

[@jamesbobo4047]

MERCA?

[@whiskeybentleyandhellbound73]

We all knew you'd find a way back to pineapples.

[@fireball1322]

need a mount for AR pistol

[@ProfessionalMonkey]

Now you're talking!

[@truckerg4010]

Good thoughts, I usually leave mine in a holster in the bag. I started carry dirt Harry style while off the bike but I’m going back to the waist….. I’ve had same concern about an accident, unconscious while in procession, scary thoughts.

[@motor1056]

I love that setup

[@sburton223]

Same reason I need one when I'm not riding!!