The Best & Worst Holsters For Conceal Carry

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[@pauldvorsky1969]

I've found losing 5lbs or 10lbs to eliminate muffin top waist line makes the biggest difference for all holsters.

[@lijath]

I got to lose about 70

[@bombomos]

I gotta loose at least 30

[@donvape336]

I did that for appendix carry.

[@ryandyar1248]

I hate how correct you are. 🤦🏻‍♂️

[@macbethxmusic]

Very true, but what about something for while person x is trying to loose said weight.

[@danperry3116]

I found an old leather shoulder holster at a gun show made for a 1911. It was 20.00 and I didn't think twice about it. I was finally able to carry my full size 1911 comfortably.

[@ParodyVille]

Can I ask what your general body size is? I'm 6'2" 250 pounds and carry a full sized Glock 17 without any problems... I even have a "weight belt" style holster that puts my Glock on 1 side and up to 2 spare mags on my other side

[@danperry3116]

@@ParodyVille I'm around 5' 7 and 165 . I've got a bit of a dad belly but I can carry my g3c iwb without any problem. The shoulder holster is the best way for me to carry my full size guns especially in cold weather under a coat

[@ParodyVille]

@@danperry3116 have you tried a belly band holster? If I am going to carry using the under the shoulder holster, I would prefer that it be under a coat, but outside of the normal shirt, but I wouldn't be very comfortable with that being dully concealable unless I keep my jacket zipped or buttoned, which adds an element to the draw that is, in my opinion kind of unavoidable, so I like to have it under my shirt in the belly band, or my current favorite setup is a "fanny pouch" type shoulder holster where I keep my full sized glock in a zipped up pocket. Again, there is that level of. I need both hands to draw, but as they say on Active Self Protection "don't draw on the drop" (if someone has the drop on you wait for you turn to counter-ambush)

[@Mr.Smith101]

@Robert Austin My 2 favorite holsters are an older Galco Jackass rig and a neoprene belly band holster. The latter for summer clothes, works great.

[@destroyingdadxx2274]

Try a vertical shoulder holster. Masters Holster makes nice shoulder rigs that aren’t super expensive.

[@jerdog333]

Dude, the reason I love your channel is because you say what you think, and you don't give a $hit what other people think! Your take on the crazy hidden holster thing was perfect. If it works, it's safe, and someone will help someone actually carry, all good. Who cares what other people think. Great video.

[@WolfQuantum]

A carry license is a license to spend a bunch of money on holsters. Most of which end up in a box or drawer when you fine the one that works for you.

[@tjcmoto5484]

A good holster, gun belt and smaller gun made the difference for me. I really didn’t like carrying my full size handgun but switched to a sub-compact and that makes it much more comfortable.

[@shawnshipstad2184]

i AM IN THE SAME MIND SET AND SITUATION. I ONLY WANT TO CARRY MY SMALL PISTOLS AND A BACK UP MAG. THE BETTER THE COMPACT AND MICRO PISTOLS GET, THE MORE PREVELANT AND RELIABLE I BECOME. I DO NOT THINK THIS IS A "TREND OR FAD".BEST OF LUCK TO YOU. I HOPE WE NEVER HAVE TO USE THEM, OTHER THAT PRATICE & ENJOYMENT.

[@ballsack8937]

One thing you gotta remember is if your at 10 yards on a moving target, you'll want that larger size frame. With that being said everything had their place. I carry a g19 appendix and I keep a g43 in my bag. And in summer I switch. But I'd much rather shoot at anything over 7 yards and moving with my 19

[@wingnutmcspazatron3957]

By "sub compact" what size do you mean? What make/model of gun did you switch to, to give me an idea?

[@zogbot5103]

@@shawnshipstad2184 WOOOO! I JUST SAVED A BUNCH OF MONEY BY SWITCHING MY CAR INSURANCE TO GEICO!

[@Booplesn00tgaming]

@@ballsack8937 Same.. My G19 is my favorite sidearm, but sometimes concealing it can be an absolute chore depending on the clothes you're wearing. I don't mind it in the winter, but I'm looking to get something smaller for the summer. Probably a Sig P365XL. That way it still has a decent sight radius and barrel length without the width of the absolute chonker Glock. I considered the 43, but it's single stack and I don't want to go that low on ammo capacity.

[@shawnshipstad2184]

i THINK YOU HIT THE NAIL ON THE HEAD, WHEN YOU SAID" WHATEVER IT TAKES TO MAKE YOU CARRY". Yes, it may not be ideal. The importance of having a tool on you is vital. Great message & video.

[@laurelhall7984]

I have worn the shoulder rig setup for years when I was working plainclothes and when I was assigned to the Inspectors Bureau. Galco is my go to shoulder rig. I just bought a new rig from Galco for my Sig 365 9mm. It's been awhile since I bought a new rig. Boy did I have a shock. It was over $300. But no buyer regrets. Thanks for doing these vids. Very informative.

[@Mr.Smith101]

Galco Jackass rig is the my favorite.

[@tyronepelfrey8192]

I’ve worn the shoulder holster for years. The same one you show only because it’s easy to get to and the snap is much better than Velcro.

[@matthewmusselwhite591]

I loved this video Usually you’re shooting with the wife, but to take the time to go over conceal carry options as thoroughly as you did…. Awesome job!! 1) You were hilariously spot on 2) Showed zero concern for showing off the “dad bod” 3) Explained the where and why as though I was the one modeling the carry option. I found myself holding my breathe at times! LOL

[@jakerook6248]

Was dealing with this issue lately, I usually carry IWB but this irritates my psiatic nerve when carrying my full size BRG 9mm (16+1). Just got a belly band holster to keep the weight off of my gun belt, and this makes a big difference 👍👍

[@richardhansen342]

I can't work with a Bellyband every gun I've tried it with, the gun climbed out of it and fell on the ground. Great for spare cash though.

[@piratecat990]

I'm a fan of the IWB holster from Werkz. It comes with optics cut and taller sights...plus the wing. Retention is perfect out-of-the-box, for my P365 X-macro w/ TLR-7 Sub.

[@rbm6184]

Leather is comfortable and quiet. Its what I prefer. Small or minimalist if possible. The less bulk the better. I use Kusiak leather treated shaped and form fitted for a specific pistol. Won't collapse. Tight stand alone retention. Also use Galco and Bulldog leather friction holsters, one an IWB and one a OWB slide holster that fits several different pistols. I use an Andicen leather thumb break/snap in a IWB/OWB dual role for a revolver. I use a neoprene BUGBite calf holster occasionally. A nylon horizontal shoulder rig with jackets. But mostly IWB or OWB is what I wear. I tried a Versacarry IWB at one time and although a good holster, it turned out to be just too bulky for me.

[@chemislife]

I actually love the crossbreed IWB holster and when I feel like it I have a secondary holder from crossbreed for a spare mag on my off-hand side. For me the soft leather is far more comfortable than the hard plastic of the one you prefer.

[@sinappanis]

I bought an Urban Carry holster a few years ago and use it a lot during the winter when I'm wearing thicker pants and I don't have to worry about being too hot. It works great, it's very comfortable once you get used to it. It doesn't really print at all and if it does it prints in a way that no one would guess it's a firearm. Like the company says it looks more like you have something in your pocket like a wallet than anything else. It pulls out very easily and is pretty quick and easy. During the warmer months I do prefer I smaller more traditional kydex or leather IWB holster though.

[@richardlawton1023]

Very good video. I carry a SAR P8S. All steel.3.8" barrel,17+1 double stack mags. Very hard to find holsters for it. I ended up buying a 3 slot custom from Line Star Holsters in Texas. I have a leather shoulder holster that is also a paddle holster that works great strong side and some weak side. It's really a journey to find what you like. Thanks again for the great video.

[@alfredeneuman6966]

I like that small kydex inside the waistband type holster you showed. The smaller the better. I had a small EDC handgun in a leather holster. While comfortable it would sometimes move when I walked a good deal. Kydex always holds its form, covers the trigger, usually adjustable. It's the way to go for me.

[@kennethdaughtry9767]

I am 5’7” and 230 so I print with everything I have found or tried a couple years ago I bought a sneaky Pete holster! Now I carry everyday running my belt through the loops secures the holster to my body! It looks like a cellphone case it works great for me!

[@gizmobuddy805]

I'm 5'6 @ 145lbs, and have the same issue. My smaller frame makes it really hard to conceal when it's hot here in NC.

[@jamesdelap4085]

Hegshot is right up there with content that MOST FOLKS would be interested in.

[@martinrhoads6168]

To reduce or eliminate sweat, use mole skin (originally for blisters when hiking) on the holster where it touches skin. Eliminates most or all sweat build up and reduces pressure soreness significantly. Or have your wife or dog carry it for you, and keep them close!

[@drtracernum20]

yeah, i actually use it on my kydex i use for 6 o'clock (lefty). made it pretty comfortable on my boney hips

[@justa.american8303]

Great information. You answered a lot of my questions. I have Arthritis and the holster design is very important to safety get access if I need my weapon. Thanks.

[@Bluespade115]

Great video! Really like the shoulder rig.

[@HighCappa45]

Coming back to this video for the second time. What a well done video. Your right as long as your comfortable and conceal carry everyday you do you. We need more ppl like you in this world. Watching here from Ligonier Pa thanks again👍🏼👍🏼🤘

[@Booplesn00tgaming]

Glad to finally see someone with an honest take on the Crossbreed Reckoning. I've been using it for almost 2 years and I hate it. I can't wait to switch to something smaller that's all kydex. In addition to everything you mentioned, it also has a tendency to cause pretty noticeable printing at the bottom of the grip unless you're wearing a baggy shirt or a cover garment. I hear they come with a claw now that addresses that issue, but mine didn't. I'll probably switch the Reckoning over to OWB when I get a decent appendix holster, so I can at least still get some use out of it.

[@jamesgibson4137]

A 24 minute tulster commercial, love it. Really though, thank you for your input in each variation of holster/carry variation.

[@WanderingBobAK]

Really good general overview. Thanks

[@rogersingh4901]

Thank you, very thorough reviews.

[@frankbrowning328]

I easily have more than double what you've shown and I only use a handful of them. If theyr'e not comfortable or don't conceal well, they dont get used much. 1 other thing to mention is the holsters ability to cover the sharp edges or sharp stippling/checkering on the gun. Sometimes no holster will stop that particular gun from chewing up your side or belly. Sometimes this requires adding a set of talon rubber skins to the grip so the gun is comfortable to wear.

[@HalfCrazy520]

Most comfortable for me is the Essential Holsters "Naked Holster". I'm right -handed and use a left-handed one at 5:30 for palm-out draw. Not fast but discrete and I forget it's there. That or OWB leather belt slide, nice and tight to me at 3 o'clock. Anything else gets annoying after a while. A good belt like a Kore is a must.

[@chrisdoyle2248]

Always great videos!! Kydex for me as well what's been working for me is vedder holsters. I have heard good things about tulster as well maybe one day I will get one.

[@forkinaround4867]

Great video. A lot of helpful information!

[@SquatchZone]

Love the video! I have a bad back, and am looking for a good, comfortable shoulder holster. I would be trying to wear it all year, so a video on tips for summer carry with a shoukder holster.

[@jeffreylocke8808]

I use a Monarch Andrew Leather shoulder holster with cross draw right hand draw of my model 329PD. Off side four speed loader holster. It has a band that goes across my back to keep the shoulder holster from swinging forward when I bend over. Love mine.

[@pcpolice7937]

Nice

[@zionkid28]

Awesome vid brother and I def agree. I have used Tulster for I think about 4 years now I actually just bought the Shield plus the other day so used your code a bit ago to get a new holster for that. But I agree kydex is the best way to carry I do around 3 oclock (left side which ever you wanna call that) and love it.

[@natural24full]

Highly recommend the Enigma from Philster

[@MarkJohnson1960]

One of my favorite videos. Thanks so much

[@Hegshot87]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@clachapelle]

I love your videos please keep them coming.. Have a great day.

[@kylewood8327]

Excellent video on carry options.

[@XrayMike17plus1]

Tulster is excellent. Carried my LX's in a Tulster Contour. Now carrying my XM in the new Contour which only took about a month to release after the X-Macro was released. Only drawback is they won't do a straight-through open-end for comps. All my XLs now have XM lowers so they all work with the Contour - except the one with a Herrington Arms comp. Blackpoint's OWB for XM has a straight-thru end, slightly thicker kydex, more cant and has low-profile steel holster loops which really pull the weapon in high & tight against your side. The downside is they take a lot longer to ship when ordered. Think I'll get an Oath for the times I wear IAWB. Great video, thx.

[@bradslone2409]

I carried in a shoulder holster for many years and still like it. I haven't carried in a shoulder holster for a few years but i was able to carry a full size Glock 21 in it with no problem at all qnd even a 6 inch 357 mag. But for about 10 years, I've carried strong side iwb for the last few years. I just hated having to train myself to draw two different ways. Domanite side iwb in the summer and shoulder holster in the winter, so i just made the move to domanite side carry.

[@wheelguns4wheelmen802]

Interestingly, I think the Crossbreed Reckoning is one of the more comfortable holsters for appendix carry... and I'm pretty chunky. Less rigid than the Gunfighters Inc. Wraith IWB and has two clips (the Wraith has fallen off my belt a couple times, which is less than ideal). I am also a huge fan of the Vedder Pocket Locker. The DeSantis Nemesis and DeSantis Sof-Tuck lack the retention I like, but they are good for the price. Recently tested the Mission First Minimalist and it was okay.

[@garyshelly6555]

As I've said in previous videos, you sir are the reason I have the setup I do. Core belt, toaster profile, shield Plus. I drive a truck for a living and carry all day everyday

[@izsafe1]

I've carried for over 40 years on and off duty and a few deployments with the Army. I still love shoulder holsters, but only when I can wear a jacket of big shirt over it. I have boxes of holsters that didn't work, so several years ago I started making holsters based on what I like. For each pistol, I usaully have a few different holsters depending on how I'm dressed.

[@tadpitre2652]

Thank you bro for the info God bless you & your family & God bless America 🇺🇸

[@marcfolsom7871]

U said some people would disagree,, well here you go. I bought the after market mags for my G43X bringing the cap from 10 to 15 from Shield Arms,, works wicked excellent and after 1500 rounds. I'd highly recommend it.

[@Szarmack777]

I have been out of the concealed carry for several years. Just step back in an expensive sig In my research for a holster I would have to say this video it's pretty fair and honest thank you for that.

[@NorthwoodsPiper]

Excellent video! Well done. Thank you👍🏼

[@bryanboru4736]

I just bought an IWB C&G holster for my M&P 10mm. It's a really good one I think. The wing has a slant, so it pushes the grip towards your body in two directions. You can barely see it just wearing a t-shirt. And wearing multiple layers it's invisible. I carry at 4 O'Clock.

[@alstaubin3699]

Great video and I also love the kydec Hooters for pretty much the same reason you mention.

[@patrickfellers4266]

Personally, I have come to really enjoy Sticky Holsters which are not represented here but I felt should be mentioned. They aren’t for everyone but I love them. Living in Florida shoulder holsters are tough without wearing my biker cut which isn’t practical at the beach. Kydex holsters especially with a leather exterior are fantastic though. Once again excellent video dude very educational.

[@Phurba666666]

Great video, thank you

[@MrByaeger]

For what it's worth I tried two soft holsters , one for pocket and one a belly band . At least half the time when I got home and took the gun out the mag button had been pressed and mag was hanging out . i'm a slim guy and wear loose clothes but still happened . Decided to just stick with Kydex

[@BishopBlast]

thanks i needed a hand with my holsters. (u cleared things up for me)

[@quinnmclaughlin7537]

the Only issue I have with Tulster is the Minute number of guns they make a holster for, part of what makes a company great is being able to get a holster that works for you, on a wide variety of guns

[@jeffstevens156]

I appreciate You showing Your “over hang” to help Us not end up with a large box of holsters that do not cut it! I’ve been carrying daily for fifty years. IWB and OWB can be difficult. I got lucky finding my duty holster although there weren’t many choices because We carried revolvers. I’ve changed to concealed carry all the time. I have more belly than You and since I’m older, I don’t have a more “elastic” skin so whatever I carry will not be appendix. So.... I’m looking all over again. I know by first hand experience or by Brothers that are still working full time what to totally avoid. But I’m stacking some that won’t work in spite of this knowledge. My back is a nuclear disaster. Basically what You are going to be many years from now. Overweight, over hang, under funded and old and tired. I will let You know if I find THE holster that works for me. I appreciate You!

[@munkymyk]

At 8:17 “I feel like that extra material gets in the way of my draw.” Couldn’t tell if you were talking about the holster or the belly…😂😂😂

[@tomrobison4274]

Great video you just helped me decide for a holster for my Glock 19 with red dot Toster Olath Marcro is the deal. Thank you Sir! Tom R.

[@floridajim3023]

I have spent a lot of money on about 20 holsters over the years for my Glock 19 and 26 !! Most I like some I don’t it depends a lot where on your waist you wear it! Good vid, thanks

[@FrankMuchnok]

As a younger man back in the day I bought an Uncle Mike's shoulder rig for my S&W M59 because that's what all the TV detectives used. I've been nothing but happy with it over the years. I can't imagine driving for hours a day with a gun down the front of my pants. Much later my company forbade firearms anywhere on company property. Since quite a few cluck heads had been fired I felt that I was in more danger at work than walking down a dark street in town. So I tried an ankle rig similar to the one shown with a S&W Bodyguard .380 and I was golden. I frequently forgot I had it on when I got home from work. I turned it so that it rode under my calf muscle and with loose-legged jeans it was totally invisible. That's my two cents worth. Good content here. Keep it up !

[@theheatmagazine]

Great video I just bought a holster for my glock 19 m.o.s and extra mag holder 😀

[@AdiabetiKkidRex]

Thank you for this needed it!

[@mattcassidy2291]

T1 Concealed Agis Elite for my compact 17rnd S&W because the quick removal mag attachment is great. I use Alien Arms for my S&W shield plus, great holster both have mid rise sweat guard and both are kydex carried AIWB. Good stuff Heg🤘

[@kevmoful]

I have the same exact setup on both of those pistols . Did recently start carrying my shield in a agis slim, not bad.

[@RickSuarezUSA]

After going thru a bunch of different holsters for M&P Shield, I ended up settling on a Tulster Profile. In fact, I like it so much, that I bought another one in a different color. I bought one for the occasional carry of my full-size Beretta PX4. I also ended up buying the double metal clips and modwings to pull it in even closer and keep it more concealable than the standard plastic clips. Just a little bit more money but well worth it for comfort at 2 or 3 o'clock wearing. It's my EDC.

[@velolciraptors9461]

Hey man, awesome video! Definitely getting me a tipster holster. Quick question where do I get that jacket from? The one you wore for the shoulder holster that thing is awesome!

[@robertrossi3788]

Thanks for your solid input with this video. I made an order because of it. We have a similar build and frame. I, too, am a minimalist. I just want a holster to carry that will secure my firearm, that’s comfortable, and is adjustable. You demonstrated everything I am looking for. Thanks again.

[@contention100]

I'm almost embarrassed to say how many holsters I've bought and thrown away over the years. My one comfort is knowing I'm not the only one.

[@dailydoser1309]

Lol my wife just yelled at me last night actually; "how many of these goddamn things do you need?! You dont even use them all!"

[@ricosuavey4930]

Being kinda new to this I've already wasted a good chunk of change on popular holsters that I hated!

[@Mr.Smith101]

Been there, lol.

[@christophercraig9469]

Great information!

[@davidarmstrong2503]

LOVE my shoulder holster Leather, I get a little more time in the North to carry this way.

[@loboloco866]

Excellent review, excellent

[@paulriccio5333]

Raven concealment vanguard 2 is a game changer. It's basically a trigger card but incredibly minimalist. Only downside is you have to take it off to reholster. I practice my draw with a different holster. Highly recommend.

[@travisyoung1292]

Good Video, Hegshot. Informative. I live in TN and have CCW. Don't open carry because don't want a "shoot me first" sticker on my head! Man, I just stick with what I know works--I've carried a Colt Lightweight Commander, every day in a Milt Sparks Summer Special on a Sparks 1.5" belt, for 27 years. Two years ago, I reluctantly(.45ACP to 9mm??) switched to a Glock 48. Again, with Milt Sparks 1.5" belt, Summer Special 2, and single S-4C magazine carrier(but OUTside the pants on the carrier). I was surprised! Didn't think ANYthing IWB was LESS "printable" than a LW Commander. G-48 proved me wrong! And outside magazine carrier as well, wasn't noticeable! But I'm kinda lean and small(5'10" 160lbs). For two years, have carried all, every day. No problems, only Praise. Yeah, it takes them a damned LONG time to deliver, but they definitely DELIVER! Thanks.

[@rebelscumspeedshop]

This is why I am happy to be a flannel shirt guy most of the time so my primary holster is still OWB. You can easily spend $400-500 finding the right holster and that's a lot of green.

[@richardscardino6257]

Hardest thing to do is find that comfortable holster after you purchased your first carry and spent a lot of cash looking. STILL looking.

[@FogGoblin]

@@richardscardino6257 What you carry? Find a good one yet?

[@richardscardino6257]

Your absolutely correct rebel….

[@richardscardino6257]

Broken-Diamond not yet , EC9 Ruger , maybe try a shoulder holster next .

[@alan2a1l]

Thanks for a really thorough, no-holds-barred review of the different styles of holsters and the pluses and minuses. A lot of great information. One thing that would help: A few of the holsters, in the sections where you were talking about specific features and issues, you didn't mention the brand/model, or I really had to dig for it. If you could title the section for each holster, or mention the name, so I could hunt it down and buy it, that would be great! You were talking "this Kydex type" without the name and it was driving me crazy. At any rate, good rundown! Thanks again!

[@t.k.morris]

... and a price range for each

[@davidhowe2612]

I have 2 tulster holsters for my Glock 48 and I love them

[@Defective1]

My usual go to is a modified pocket carry. I have some cargo shorts and pants where I've sewn a strap into the pocket so I can put a trigger cover with a belt clip on it, put it in so it hooks to the strap, and close the pocket. It holds the gun steady, doesn't keep me from bending or sitting, and makes it comfortable. Bonus is that the pocket is already at the same level as my arms length so it's easy access.

[@plantbro1964]

I also have back trouble lower back trouble what I've done is I use those great big Lumberjack type suspenders I do not clip them to my gun belt I clip them to my blue jeans. I will wear a regular t-shirt or a not whether you know those what are they call those tank tops they have the straps go over your shoulder but they're open a lot more open than a regular t-shirt I'll wear one of those with these suspenders fashion to my jeans and then I were like covered garment some kind of shirt or jacket was some kind of pattern in the print that helps break up any printing that I might be doing but what happens with these suspenders is it equalizes the load and takes it off myself my waist and puts it on my shoulders I carry some of it on my waist. I'm telling you it's a god-sent the way you did it takes the pressure off my lower back

[@houtzyboy2]

I love the videos man. I just think It’s funny you said “right the first time” while holding a SIG😂

[@thomabow8949]

My first holster for my first gun was a Blackpoint IWB for a P365XL. I tried carrying it per staff recommendation in the 5-6 position, and I found it was sagging my pants and generally uncomfortable and interfering, as well as hard to access. I switched it to a 2-3 position and it is extremely comfortable, more manipulatable, less interfering, and it is compatible with a stomach. All in all, the position makes a huge impact on the holster. Move yours around especially if it's a Kydex mounted on a flexible base, as mine is.

[@raletky]

I use the Blackpoint with the wing when I need to appendix carry my p365. My only complaint is that the spring steel clip didn't always reliably clip to the bottom edge of my Kore Essentials belt, so I changed it out for soft loops with snaps.

[@thomabow8949]

@@raletky If I didn't like McDonalds so much, I'd try appendix lol!

[@roberttalbot1658]

Just adding that I've got a couple Dara brand holsters, and they are excellent quality and designs. Kydex is thick and durable, edges rounded off smoothly.

[@jaraldo6177]

I used the Urban Carry G3 for a while. For the life of my I could not draw from a seated position. Made it a no-go for me so I sold it.

[@floridajim3023]

I bought a craft shoulder holster from craft and love it ! It is a vertical holster that pivots forward when drawing my Glock 19 . As you said I don’t get to wear it very often cause I live in southwest Florida! But there are days in winter that I can . It’s a little bulky under a jacket but who cares! Nobody ever notices it. Thanks for the vid 😊😊

[@destroyingdadxx2274]

Craft holsters are great. I have two of their owb holsters for my Beretta 92 and p229. Excellent quality. They also make really nice gun belts.

[@alejandrovargas7592]

The Contour looks great.

[@wolfofwar9827]

as a Mobile mechanic I use the urban carry g3 all the time. it is great for when you want to carry and not spook people or accidentally show that you have a gun especially when you have to do a lot of different things for your job and be around a lot of people. yes it definitely takes a learning curve for drawing and shooting but I have my g48 with a light and a red dot and it works wonders. before that I had my 1911 and used the urban carry g2 and it worked great as well.

[@JD-lq2ef]

Got to love the G-48!

[@davidarmstrong2503]

Real person real world. The video was GREAT

[@kevmoful]

Tier 1 concealed holsters have been the most comfortable kydex option I’ve found. Add in the Alias system it’s really nice.

[@jimmyford4509]

Hi Heg! Thanks for doing the research and putting the info out there for us. Wish I'd found your channel sooner! as i am currently the proud owner of approx 30 different holsters that are collecting dust in a box in my attic, never to be worn again. Holster-poor from NC.

[@M4v3rick28]

I love my aliengear IWB shape shift holster for my m&p 2.0 full size. Distributes the weight and greatly lessens the bulge/print. For my 1911 leather all the way.

[@michaelkinnecom5165]

A shoulder holster is one of my favorite ways to carry. Yes, it is rough when it’s hot out but during the winter, that’s all I use.

[@frankedgar6694]

I have a Crossbreed but without the msg holder. I carry at 4 o’clock. I have zero problems with sweat or drawing. My only issue is re-holstering it. It’s still my favorite holster for summers in Texas - hot and often humid. Winters I carry my M-9 in a shoulder holster.

[@victormarinelli5660]

I would like to hear comments on OWB, inside the belt carry. Using a slender Kydex holster designed for IWB carry is very secure when carried in this manor. Printing through a shirt is basically the same as IWB carry but more comfortable because there's more fabric between the holster and body. May be a little inconvenient getting into the front or back pocket, depending on where it's carried but it may be faster to handle. With a quality gun belt, it's just as secure. You need to be a little more diligent about keeping it out of sight but there's a trade off in every carry position.

[@bill7472]

Great video, Tulster is the best option for Conceal carry. For people new to Conceal carry this video will save soooo much time and money.

[@pcpolice7937]

Too expensive for me. If you have some time and patience, Crossbreed Seconds store is very reasonable. It’s basically their returns store after someone has tried a new holster and returned. They are like new and about half price

[@pcpolice7937]

I have found some very reasonably priced left hand holsters that I use in the small of my back for right hand draw. I found a Foxx hybrid LH for my Shield Plus. It has great retention and is very comfortable. No quick draw, but reasonable speed. Sometimes I forget I have it on

[@pepperdog3761]

I wear shoulder holster around house and in winter, love em

[@michaelrains2268]

I carry my Springfield compact 10mm in a Miami style holster like the first example. I find it comfortable to carry a larger firearm .

[@TradinTigerJohn]

I *love* my Urban Carry holster in certain situations and types of clothing. You need a good gun belt, but with the right pants (even cargo shorts) you get zero printing and a very fast draw that presents the weapon very close to a ready-to-aim position with this holster. The only disadvantage is no integrated extra mag pocket. And sometimes a knowledgeable and observant fellow concealed carrier will recognize the tell-tale leather foldover in the front. My other holster (and my overall favorite) is a VNSH holster. It deeply conceals my trusty old Taurus GX4 in everything from a tux to gym shorts and even swim trunks, even with one of the mag pockets occupied by a mag. It's also very versatile. It can emulate a shoulder holster if the cold weather clothing or suit jacket clothing permits it, although I almost always carry appendix. I've tried other brands of bellyband holsters and they come to pieces after a few weeks of use. I have yet to find a Kydex holster that lets me totally forget I'm even carrying a gun. I put on my VNSH when I get dressed and wear it until I get undressed to retire at night. I almost always position it for a sub-second draw, but when the situation calls for it, and at the cost of a couple seconds of access time, I can conceal it not just IWB, but below the belt to the point where only a patdown, a hernia exam or a metal detector would give anyone a clue I'm carrying. If I'm wearing something with an elastic band like gym shorts, I don't even sacrifice any draw time since I can pull away the elastic waistband of the shorts instantly. My wife loves her VNSH holster because, with most of her outfits, a gun belt would look ridiculously out of place and be uncomfortable. Furthermore, the VNSH allows her to position her S&W CSX micro-9 wherever it will conceal best. No one outside of my own family knows I carry constantly, nor would they ever guess. And that's exactly the way I want it.

[@dragdragon23]

I'm using a kydix and It's great. Got appendix carry, that done a great job hiding the firearm, but a pain to sit or bend over Some vids show person using attachment to put the holster to car seat and then to belt once out of car. sorry for any misspells, had a couple beers!

[@DD_Dietriech]

Hey! If you're a bigger guy like me and kydex holsters irritate your skin or muffin top. I HIGHLY recommend picking up one of Uncle Mike's appendix holsters their outside is soft like fleece. I bought a size too large for my S&W bodyguard and slipped the kydex holster into it. Now it is a pleasure to wear each day AND drawstroke is not effected by the changes to the holster.

[@TadDanley]

Thanks for the great info! Unfortunately Tulster doesn't make holsters for older pistols like the Sig P239 and CZ 2075 RAMI (I prefer DA/SA for carry). Any holster suggestions for these beauties? Thanks!

[@CajunMFN]

I live in Mississippi and used to open carry but going concealed, with that said I’m a left handed shooter and looking for a holster that I can use for 9 o’clock to appendix carry for a CZ P07 and would like your opinion on a holster, I’ve been subscribed to your channel for about 3 months now and love your content, keep up the great work brother.

[@seanford6689]

Thanks for the info just odrered a tulster

[@bpie8390]

Excellent and informative; keep up the good work. That is all, carry on.🇺🇲⚓

[@floridajim3023]

You are a very smart guy !! Thank you