Funny story for you, John. At the start of my CCW journey I stuffed my brand new SIG P238 (.380 cal.) into a "Sticky" holster. Then I stuffed it into the 6 o'clock position, inside my belt. It was so comfortable that I forgot about it. As you warned what could happen, I went to the toilet, and the gun and holster both hit the water before my butt touched the cold seat!!! Lesson learned. Ha! Ha! Ha! (Thankfully, this happened at home.) John, I give praise to God for your ministry. He has truly blessed you with wisdom and the passion to share it with us. Chuck

@ThePNWRiderWA

6 жыл бұрын

Meza JarJarBinks your. Not the only one LOL. I use the sticky holster now in vehicles between the driver seat and console.

@ASPextra

6 жыл бұрын

Haha thanks Chuck! Thank the Lord it was at home and you didn't have to fish that gun out of a public toilet!

@aholegunner

6 жыл бұрын

Or a porta potty. 😂

@GaveMeGrace1

6 жыл бұрын

LOL! That may just answer my Sticky Holster question!

@shaunjmorris

4 жыл бұрын

Thx for the chuckle Chuck!

Anyone who has carried for years has a box of shame like that. Oh uncle mike...

@ThatGuy-dn5ie

6 жыл бұрын

Ian Cornell - I second that

@scruggs6633

6 жыл бұрын

Buy once cry once

@jawalove465

6 жыл бұрын

Why anyone would ever think a $5 holster is good, I will never understand.

@schuncke

4 жыл бұрын

so far I’ve been pretty good. Ive bought 1 belly band ive used like twice . Paid $40 for it an so far thats all ive wasted . Use BlueLine LLC Holsters with Claw attachment . They are about $65 and well worth it. Thank goodness I research now before I buy anything .

@musclesmouse

4 жыл бұрын

I bought some uncle mike because super discount. I sent them back.

John, if you know it’s safe then I believe you. Safety nazis don’t realize that prior to filming you took safety precautions so you could film. Safety is important but I’m honestly not worried about you shooting me through the screen.

@jimmorrison306

5 жыл бұрын

John, I agree and wonder how much screen time is lost to excessive safety checks.

@n.h6001

4 жыл бұрын

This should have way more thumbs up

@kagethedemonslayer

4 жыл бұрын

Fair but I think it does set a great example for viewers who may be new to handling firearms to always be cognizant of where they’re pointing the weapon

@anthonyalcaraz610

4 жыл бұрын

@@kagethedemonslayer THANK YOU... AND THAT IS WHY HE IS A GUN SAFETY INSTRUCTOR 💯💯

@couldyou4745

Жыл бұрын

@@kagethedemonslayer maybe wait until you're old enough to carry a gun before you criticize this guy. He definitely knows better than you.

What I love about videos like this is they go into the little details of carry that can often be overlooked. Thank you for what you do. Great stuff!

Good tests but I would add one thing. When you do the "shake test", the holster needs to retain the gun WITH a full magazine and one in the pipe...because realistic, right? Great video as always.

@J-Rod91

Жыл бұрын

Yeah that’s just a bit too much danger though to get a point across. Maybe if he loaded it with EMPTY rounds. By that I mean rounds with no powder! However I’m not sure if even the firing cap going off would be enough to push the round out even a little. If so there is still a risk of jamming up your barrel. 🤷🏻‍♂️

I'm glad you did this video, there are sooooooooooooo many holsters on the market. Thank you!

@mrwashur1991

3 жыл бұрын

So many bad holsters*

Leave it to a preacher to do a 3 point sermon.

@thebeanymac

3 жыл бұрын

@@phprofYT To be sure, to be sure, to be sure.

alot of people start with #1 comfort #2 concealability then move onto your 3 ! hence the reason this is a great and very needed video .. thanks for taking the time John!!

@NikkyElso

4 жыл бұрын

There is something to be said about comfort being important though. If it's uncomfortable to carry then you're more likely to make an excuse to not carry "oh I'm just taking out the trash" the BAM pitbull running straight for you. I would argue that comfort and concealability is just as important as covering the trigger guard and retention but comfort and concealment are going to be determined on your situation alone while retention amd covering the trigger guard are pretty universal.

Hi, my name is Tom and I have a box of shame.

@ASPextra

6 жыл бұрын

Hi Tom. You're welcome here.

@tom_olofsson

6 жыл бұрын

Active Self Protection Extra Thanks brother. I have a big box of crappy holsters and other useless junk.

@johnwilburn

6 жыл бұрын

We all do. Fortunately, the next generation seems to be doing better, holster-wise.

@Wowthatsfail

6 жыл бұрын

Hi Tom

@guapo492

3 жыл бұрын

You're in a safe place Tom. Welcome.

3 things a holster has to have -Hold your gun -hold it Securely but not so tight you have to fight it when drawing. - not be made of cloth

@nomad155

3 жыл бұрын

The unsung Hero

Thanks to advice from people like you, I don't have a box of shame! 😄

This is great advice! If only I had watched this prior to filling my box of shame!

Thank you John for giving a hoot and using your energy to help us!

@ASPextra

2 жыл бұрын

My pleasure!

i have recently started making holsters. i love all of the points that you have covered in this video as all of my holsters conform to these ideals. its one of the reasons why i started making my own. one more thing you should consider is also covering the mag release so that it can not be actuated. i feel like having your mag fall out of your pistol would be a horrible thing to have happen because you bumped into your counter leaving you house hours before. especially for that 10-15% of people that don't carry with one in the pipe. id love to make and send you a holster with your logo and have you give me a fair shake down one day! i love what your doing keep it up!

@cheeko_914

Жыл бұрын

I didn't think of that. What is your business name? I'm looking to buy my first holster

Thanks for the video! I have probably gone though 20 holsters through out the years....a frustrating learning process......but having a system that really works well is definitely worth it.....

I used to carry my Sig in an Uncle Mike's Duty Holster. The reason I traded it for a Safariland was that no matter how many hours I spent in training, I could not reliably release the level 3 trigger guard lock every time. Good video John.

Glad to see mine made the cut at 14:25. R&R makes pretty good holsters, and they make them for just about every gun/light combo.

Thank you I actually learned a lot this video. I thought my holster was good I would tell people my pocket holster is wonderful. Yesterday morning in my office I go in my pocket and pullout my holster and I notice it does not fully cover the trigger area I noticed that my finger can go in Without much effort. Besides that once I live in a state that I am legally allowed to carry I will be sure to reference back to this video before I purchase another's holster. It's ridiculous that in New York State we are not allowed to protect ourselveswith a firearm is outside of our home I guess some rules are meant to be broken

@ASPextra

6 жыл бұрын

Get a good holster! :)

Johns box of shame = my box of educational dos and donts! Thank you John!

I dont even live in the usa, i live in england - ive never seen a real life gun other than very rare occasions a poilce officer carrying one. And yet i just cant help but be mesmerised by this guy 😂

Outstanding, thank you! Looking forward to “what makes a holster good”.

Couple rules i go by. 1 never have a holster that is made of a fabric including leather. They expand where items can get into it like a coin which could get by the trigger. 2 it has to be a hardened plastic, carbon fiber or whatever kind of harded material you see fit. Last it has to be made specifically for that firearm. I know it cost more but I'd rather spend extra for a fitted holster that won't allow room for items to slip into it with your gun then to pay alot extra for medical bills or with your life because of an accidental discharge. Take it how you want.

@phillhuddleston9445

6 жыл бұрын

I disagree, I have a leather holster that was made for my specific model pistol that fits tight enough that if something were to get into it, it would also get into a plastic or carbon fiber holster. It is very thick leather and is still very stiff after using it for about fourteen years though not every day until a couple years ago.

I keep my handgun in my beard.

@FNG_Star

6 жыл бұрын

Santa is that you?

@ibthumper2

6 жыл бұрын

Prison purse carry, is the only way to go.

@philpeterson7182

6 жыл бұрын

Beard carry is for hair trigger guns

@JackRockBLC

6 жыл бұрын

That's why I'm growing my beard out. I carry a PPQ, so I need a slightly larger beard to carry it.

@timothycook3566

4 жыл бұрын

I carry a bomb wrapped under my shamagh

If you need to go with a belly band, there IS an excellent option available: STRAPT-TAC Belly Band Holster. It can be used with Any IWB Kydex Gun Holster. It incorporates a piece of belt material inside the pocket that you clip your preferred IWB Kydex holster to (I use one from Vedder that meets all of your requirements.

This demonstration saved me from a crappy holster. Thank you. I am new at this holster thing.

@ASPextra

4 жыл бұрын

Glad I could help

Well, Mr. John, I clicked "Like", and indeed I did. But I am still struggling with the fact that have to let go of my King Tuck... And that's why, among other reasons, I am fond of you. You show me things which are better for me, standing a point based on reason, even when I don't like or disagree with them. Thanks so much for both channels.

@ASPextra

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks man. Means a lot.

Thank you for this video John. I'm new to concealed carry and now I have a box of shame with 1 in it.

@ASPextra

4 жыл бұрын

Made my day. Not that you have to spend more money but just that this helped you.

I had haphazardly watched this video a few months back. Today I grabbed all my holsters deemed UNSAT by your criteria and ordered 2 of the ones you recommend. Thank you and blessings!

@ASPextra

4 жыл бұрын

Great to hear!

Great Video - I personally use Blueline LLC Kydex holsters . Where I live is real hot and Im thin and I need real concealment and there’s works well. The only time I use soft holster is for my guns that stay home and I try to keep them from getting scratched . I remember at 1st I tried the belly bands . Man do this things suck. They always rode up as soon as I sat. Being thin I have to ISW carry during the hot months . Ive got use to it now when eating and sitting in the car. Love all your vids , never miss a one . One can never get enough teaching on gun safety and what to do or importantly what NOT TO DO. I think every new shooter should see this video. For their safety and to protect their pocketbook :-)

I purchased a holster and a few accessories from Harry’s Holsters a few months back and the products are impeccable! They also fixed a shipping issue I had (which emanated from USPS) with absolute grace. Harry’s Holsters is a company that I’ll be visiting again for any and all future holster related purchases. 😎

Hey John could you do a video on pre attack ques?

@ASPextra

6 жыл бұрын

That's a good idea John! Thanks!

@XxAeroxXable

6 жыл бұрын

Active Self Protection Extra looking forward for the video

@cominroitover80

6 жыл бұрын

would love a video on that. It's something I often look for when walking down the street at night.

@brandon152lee

6 жыл бұрын

Agreed, this would be a really great topic for an ASP video!!!

@GaveMeGrace1

6 жыл бұрын

John Lovell does one and a succinct presentation on active awareness.

You absolutely murdered this topic. I tip my hat to you, good sir 🎩

I'm glad you did this one I've been torn in my decision

18:40 I appreciate how automatically different you are with the airsoft and 100% inert guns. Helped show why you always look your gun into the holster

another great video, thanks. I'm really liking the holster series.

Your three points as to a holster qualifying for an EDC are doubly critical for those desiring to carry a 1911 platform auto. THE key safety feature for such a gun ( my own sub compact Sig P938 ) is having a strap that securely positions between the cocked & locked hammer and the firing pin. Excellent presentation.

Great video. Wish I had seen this 5 years ago. Enjoy all your videos. Thanks!

After watching this video and checking out your recommendations, I settled on the Protos-M by Black Arch Holsters. It meets all your qualifications for a good holster, is M.E.G.A. confortable, and keeps my handgun concealed. Thanks for the all the pro tips. Stay safe, RM

@ASPextra

4 жыл бұрын

Yep, it's the only hybrid-like holster I can recommend.

I had the same concern with a belly band that I had. I got a different one from tactical 10 to use with my glock 43. I was unable to move the trigger through the neoprene band that holds the gun in place. However I had thought about the addition of a mick trigger cover in conjunction with the belly band prior to seeing this video. Good to know I was on the right track.

@Ando2k10

5 жыл бұрын

I just watched this video because I've been looking for a decent belly band holster, but had not found one that protected the trigger. My worry is having an accidental discharge after flopping into a seat, or having the seatbelt receiver catch the trigger. I had thought of the mick trigger cover solution paired with a belly band with a retention strap.

Very good information. I've been using FOBUS holsters for a number of years and very satisfied with their performance.

@ASPextra

6 жыл бұрын

They meet the criteria, mostly, but wouldn't be my first choice.

It's possible that NOT EVEN ONE holster in the entire store will meet these simple criteria. And since all shooting sports have the same holster requirements as John, this means many holster manufacturers have NEVER SHOT IN A SHOOTING SPORT IN THEIR ENTIRE LIFE! This is pretty sad. It's even more sad for a first time shooter in a shooting sport when he or she comes in with an un-usable holster because the clerk at the gun counter promised that it was "The best holster" for that shooting sport, even though it's not even usable. Thank you John for making this video!

@couldyou4745

Жыл бұрын

Sport?

I have my box of shame also😆 Learned a lot from this video...thank-you!

I did the same thing with my belly band style holster for my Glock 43. The version I have has a sewn in compartment for the "trigger guard" but is stretchy and I thought dangerous. So I got a kydex trigger guard and the lanyard is looped through the retention strap and belt loop (if what I am wearing has a loop within proximity otherwise just the retention strap loop). It isn't my primary carry, but it is suitable when I use it and safer now.

Thank you answered many of my questions.

Thanks John, very interesting video, just one correction, if I'm allowed to, I would call that box , the box of experience . Thanks again !

Very informative and well made video. Thank u...

These Holster videos are the best ever on KZread!!! Thanks!

@ASPextra

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

Good job, as usual, John. I just bought a newly patented inside-the-pocket holster. It's called the "Bora II Eagle". It is very minimalist, but it fulfills your three characteristics for acceptability, I believe. I use it on my Glock 19 (9mm) and it allows me to have the firearm with me pretty much everywhere I go. It is fairly comfortable, very well concealed, and very easily accessed. Would love to hear your take on it. Every friend I've shown it to has loved it and said they wanted to buy it.

@ASPextra

6 жыл бұрын

I would be interested to see it.

@gbenother8755

6 жыл бұрын

I have carried a BORAII Eagle for a year. it was fine at first, but it is non adjustable Tyvek, and is now falling. Inside the pocket, it is letting go of the gun at the farthest forward point , and rotating around the trigger guard. That has threr serious ramifications: A) it exposes the trigger, B) it rotates the hook to the bottom of the magazine, making it ineffectual, and C).it activates the magazine release on my LCP. When i contacted BORAII about these problems, they immediately sent me a new one that is a different design. This one grips the gun so firmly that the hook no longer operates, and will not release without a huge force. I'll be replacing this with whatever I can find that is similar except with adjustable tension.

@semajniffirg230

4 жыл бұрын

If you can pocket carry a glock 19 u need to do some leg work at the gym lmao

Thank you so much for the information

What quick access gun safe would you reccommend? I'm looking at the Vaultek Pro VTi, any opinions, reccomendations, or alternatives?

The worst kind of holster you can possibly wear is no holster at all. I made the bad mistake of Mexican carrying it in my local Walmart. It was all fine and dandy until the damn thing fell down my pants. Thank GOD I was able to get in under control without anyone noticing. I learned my lesson. Always have a holster.

@ASPextra

6 жыл бұрын

Yes, ALWAYS wear a holster.

@reyezkingz4123

6 жыл бұрын

Kelby Edmonson me too

@thegoldenchild4657

6 жыл бұрын

You're an idiot!

@Jiraiya-Sama482

5 жыл бұрын

Kelby Edmonson what is mexican carrying

@aperson4057

5 жыл бұрын

My dad carries like this and I've tried, unsuccessfully, to convince him. Ironically, he is actually Mexican, so maybe it works for just us lol.

Thank you so much. This information is extremely useful.

@ASPextra

3 жыл бұрын

You're very welcome!

Great info. Love your channel...learn so much from you

@ASPextra

6 жыл бұрын

Glad to help!

One of your best videos yet. It addresses real world problems of carrying a firearm. Can you do a video of carry styles and the problems with using them such as visiting the restroom or sitting in a chair with arms while side carrying?

@ASPextra

6 жыл бұрын

That's a great idea!

Thank you for sharing.

Thank you John, great information

As a holster designer and builder, I agree that the trigger must always be covered completely, and you must be able to access. BUT, in a DEDICATED POCKET HOLSTER, you want the gun a bit loose so as the holster stays in the pocket on the draw! A snap retention, you will yank holster and all when drawing the gun in a defensive situation. That would be a fail! I'm not a big fan of pocket carry unless, there's NO other way, or for a last ditch back up. But good videos bro

@ASPextra

6 жыл бұрын

Yeah I am not a huge fan of pocket carry either. :)

@chuckbussell2400

6 жыл бұрын

yet you own a belly band..... ;-)

Great video, Thanks for the info. Guess guess it's time to say goodbye to my Fobus.

I learned a lot from your video. Thank you very much for the info!

@ASPextra

3 жыл бұрын

Glad it was helpful!

Good information. Thanks.

Thanks for this video. I'm new to firearms, and this is one thing that has bothered me. I'm not new to safety though, and if you've ever seen any of the "Final Destination" series, there is a malevolent force in that movie that is always looking for an opening, and I try to treat safety like I am working against this force. As to holsters, I always imagine that force is using something to try to work in and get to the trigger of my pistol while it's in the holster. There are several youtube videos of people shooting themselves while holstering (or while holstered), so I know that something like this is not uncommon. I got an urban carry holster, and while it conceals well, its bothered me that if I really tried, I could probably work the trigger while the gun is holstered. I found a minimalist trigger holster for my gun, and I've attached the lanyard to the clip on the urban carry - similar to what you showed in the video. I have a lot more piece of mind now, because I can keep it in I know that the gun is absolutely not going to go off accidentally no matter what I do. The lanyard pulls off as I remove the gun from the holster (with just a slight tug), so I can safely carry with a round in the chamber and I know I'm not going to have a really bad day with it.

Great stuff, John!

howdy John: We are coming out to KS for the seminar. Thank you for putting it on. I just discovered my holster fails. Now I need a new holster quickly. What outside the waist holster WORKS for the P365 Sig? I have figured out both holsters I purchased will not meet your requirements for the seminar. I gotta get a working holster that will pass your tests. Thanks for everything, John.

@ASPextra

4 жыл бұрын

Email Steph (her email is in the one your received) and see if she can get you sorted out.

Very informative. Thanks!

@ASPextra

6 жыл бұрын

Glad to help!

I think your opinions are usually very practical but in this case I have to disagree on the completely covered trigger guard. Obviously I agree the trigger guard should be mostly covered, but I don't think the little tiny gap in the back has any practical difference. I can't see a plausible scenario in which that actually creates a safety issue or a malfunction. If you happen to have video that shows an issue related to that type of holster I'd love to see it, I'm always open to the idea I might be wrong if proven otherwise.

@hutchesonchris42

3 жыл бұрын

Pocket holster carry, now put your Keychain in your pocket, now pull your keys out from you pocket

@mkshffr4936

2 жыл бұрын

Don't put anything else in your gun pocket in the first place.

@couldyou4745

Жыл бұрын

Brain dead comment.

You should design your own holster 🤔...I think I would buy it

@ASPextra

6 жыл бұрын

It would take so much time to get exactly right.

@jawalove465

6 жыл бұрын

Personally I have been considering making my own, I have experience manipulating plastics due to former employment and some current hobbies.

@alexduke5402

4 жыл бұрын

Yes of course it would take so long you'd rather spend hours talking trash about other people's work

@alexduke5402

4 жыл бұрын

@FUDDLEYP JONES I'm not offended lol it takes more than a YT video to get me worked up

@nomad155

3 жыл бұрын

@@jawalove465 do it brother. Give em a reason to be competitive

Glad you did Bersa 380 first. Looking on Safariland for a holster. Thanks!!!!!

What holster would you reccomend for concealed carry with a glock 19?

awesome content! thanks John!

@ASPextra

6 жыл бұрын

Glad to help!

Have any thoughts for a good clip-style OWB holster for a Walther PPQ 45? All of the ones I like for other firearms don't make a darn thing for the PPQ 45 (which is slightly bigger than the PPQ 40).

I use a belly band in Florida, and mine has a strap that goes over the gun to hold it in.

Box of shame, what a great, helpful, hilarious concept

This is a good vid, challenges what many use to carry and for good reason. I would highly recommend always wearing a belt when you go out in public. Not only does it secure pants and firearm, but it can be used for other tasks in a pinch, especially if you always carry a knife.

I'm currently have the Blackhawk holster for my G17 Gen5 and I feel like I really like it. After watching your videos I feel I want to try one of the Safariland ALS. However, I also have the Olight mini 2 Valkyrie and really want to be able to keep my light on at all time since the serpa doesn't allow me to carry my light what would you recommend that I get to cover all my bases?? Something the will have to press a button to release it and covers the entire trigger along with it being a light bearing holster.... Let me know what you think. Thanks in advance!!! Greg PS, great videos!!!

What is the kydex pocket holster you like in this vid? Thanks

Good video, again John. What do you think of using a clipdraw with a trigger guard holster (like the Mic Holster)? With both of these options, they cover the 3 standards of being a good holster.

@krisdirkman1641

6 жыл бұрын

JPJ9M I was wondering the same thing!

Any thoughts on kydex holsters that cover the trigger guard but leave the mag release button open?

@ASPextra

6 жыл бұрын

I don't mind that.

Loving the asp extra channel!!!

@ASPextra

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks Will!

Do you have a good suggestion holster for XD(M) (OSP Threaded 10mm)

After watching this video, I got a holster from KSG and I love it. I've owned it for probably about a year and it's amazing, definitely worth it if anyone is considering getting a product by KSG.

Great instructor.

Thanks, John, I love watching your video and I appreciate your honest educated opinions. I have like many purchased a few holsters and after watching this video I find the ones a use now are really not good. I carry appendix and I have been looking for a good apendex holster with loops... What is the one you use? i just found out your also a minister... that's great. Thanks for letting the light shine through all you do.

@ASPextra

6 жыл бұрын

My favorite kydex holster maker is Gabe at The Armory: get-asp.com/ksgarmory and if you use coupon ASP2017 he ships free. (I make nothing)

@BillKneer

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks, Ill go buy one... BUT Y=you should make a little you are one of the best commentators iv seen. i will make sure they know that.. Thanks, Brother.

@BillKneer

3 жыл бұрын

@@ASPextra I have been rising this holster daily for 3 years still looks and works great... I wish they made one for the TLR.. so far everyone I have purchased has been trash...

Hi. I am more aware of my surrounding thanks to your tips! Great videos! Could you please make a video of how to proper clean a firearm? I have a compact 9mm Beretta px4 storm. Is tha a good pistol? Thanks again. Have a great day!

@ASPextra

6 жыл бұрын

Sure will.

Hey John what brand was the G43 holster? Was the first vp9 holster the cherries brand? I'm thinking about getting their newest version that's adjustable from BWB to AWB

@ASPextra

6 жыл бұрын

My favorite kydex holster maker is Gabe at The Armory: get-asp.com/ksgarmory and if you use coupon ASP2017 he ships free. (I make nothing) Both holsters in this video you asked about were made by KSG Armory. Next is Jon Hauptman of PHLster: www.phlsterholsters.com/ (use coupon code ASP10 for a 10% discount at checkout; again, I make nothing) Third is Keepers Concealment: keepersconcealment.com/

@FunWithGuns

6 жыл бұрын

Active Self Protection Extra you're the man John! Thanks for the time replying. Will check them out now!

What do you think about the n8 pro tandem twist holsters?

Temper tantrum shake test lol! My leather IWB wouldn't pass that test but it does pass the restroom belt drop test.

Great information, John!

@ASPextra

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks Paul!

I like the paddle on the safariland ALS. Keeps it in the perfect position for me

@ASPextra

2 жыл бұрын

It's a big failure point, though. Beware of that.

@blue03r6

2 жыл бұрын

@@ASPextra i have to make a correction. I actually have the 578 GLS pro-fit holster. is the paddle the same? and what happens to them?

@ASPextra

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah, it's the same. We just see people use the paddle incorrectly a lot, and also in grappling have seen them break and also come off in testing.

what is the very first pocket holster that you said was a 'holster'. You didn't mention the name, tnx! I'm trying to avoid my own box of shame build out.. The holster I'm asking about is about 6:45, tnx

What about holsters that covers trigger guard and straps around the back of gun , but if not strapped fall out no shake. Finally if forceful can pull trigger but it is difficult.

@ASPextra

6 жыл бұрын

Bad bad bad. :)

Thanks John

Very well done thanks

@WN8HGZ

Жыл бұрын

Tell us also which u recommend

@ASPextra

Жыл бұрын

We have a list of holster makers we recommend here: activeselfprotection.com/holsters/ I am currently carrying in a Dark Star Gear Orion.

Great video!

@ASPextra

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the encouragement!

Have you ever talked about the PDA / iPad style devices ;like the Sneaky Pete? The are on-body; they are secure with a magnetic closure; they allow access quickly. Any thoughts at all?????

@HippoHousing

6 жыл бұрын

He was asked that in the comments on the "hybrids suck" video and responded that he calls them "stinky pete," but didn't state any specific reasons why he doesn't like them.

@ASPextra

6 жыл бұрын

They don't allow for a full firing grip and therefore don't meet the three criteria of a useful holster.

what paddle holster would you recommend for a xdm 3.8 .40cal? Ido security and have trouble finding a good one.

@ASPextra

5 жыл бұрын

I would REALLY recommend a holster that connects to your belt rather than a paddle. And the right answer for open carry retention holster is Safariland ALS.

I would like to see a video of a good holster for a baby desert eagle 9mm full size. I have the urban carry 2 colonel, its okay with a belt.

I'm having trouble finding a good AIWB holster for my Sig P320 compact that has a small laser attached. Any suggestions? I can find them for bare gun all day, just not with attachment.

@ASPextra

6 жыл бұрын

Might be tough with the laser.

Hi, John! What are your thoughts on using a trigger guard holster (such as the mic) with the clipdraw? Thanks!

@ASPextra

6 жыл бұрын

Yeah, that's a whole different world. A MIC with a clipdraw is fine, though I want my gun to stay more secure than that.

Any good recommendations for a holster for a full size desert eagle that passes? I have a airsoft pistol. Thanks.

@ASPextra

6 жыл бұрын

Ooh, honestly I don't have a clue on that gun.

Great reviews !!!