2 questions-first, would this carry the small pocket pistols from Ruger and Sig etc? Also, is it comfortable to the skin?
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Yes, it is suitable for the LCR and LCP Rugers. Don't know about the Sig. It is comfortable to the skin, however, if you don't have full velcro engagement it can abrade clothing.
1059533
Yes it fits nicely. When I'm carrying it definitely is not noticeable but it is still easy to access your firearm!
1941320
No it's should not be to big. Those dimensions are pretty close to my s&w; 642 I used in the holster. It may even sit a little deep in the pocket. Mine only had about an inch of grip exposed. I put a little toilet paper in the bottom of the pocket to help push the grip a little farther out. Hope this helps. It al depends on how much of the gun you like exposed out of the holster.
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I copy-pasted your Ruger information and I believe the dimensions shown in the manufacturer's pages will fit in even the smallest size of the fanny pack. I have a similar size pistol that works well in the pack. If you plan to use it as a shoulder sling, be sure to purchase the larger size. The small one has a much shorter strap. I have both but use the larger one for shoulder carry and the zipper pouches for accessories are larger too.
522588
My glock 19 and an extra magazine fits in it well. You might have a tight fit and it may take some adjusting, but it's worth a try as the planner/holster would accept lots of guns. I LOVE mine and use it regularly. Hope you'll enjoy yours, and it will meet your needs well. Respectfully with all best wishes. Andy
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Never tried it, I always do the 4 o'clock, I'd say it's the MOST comfortable IWB I've ever worn! EXELENT QUALITY and detail on the leather work to cover all rivets with leather on the body side. I'd think it would be ok for the appendix carry, but would think it might be a bit long if you'd need to be sitting. Maybe look at the regular infidel. I also have one of their OWB paddles that is equally as comfortable and VERY low profile, and could be an option if you considered an OWB. Either way great stuff and I will be adding others to the collection
1576536
I find that this holster is good for concealment. It's comfortable also. My only issue is that it is hard to get on and off pants due to the larger size of it. Although I will continue to use this one, I am currently looking for a smaller holster that hopefully will be as comfortable. I would like one that has a higher piece of leather to protect my skin from the slide rubbing my hip.
327688
It is very very very bulky. I wouldn't use it for concealment. A soft leather in-the-waist holster would be much better.
83071
Designed for pocket carry...I use it IWB (with the flap) and it works well. As someone mentioned, be sure you are aware that it will fall free when dropping pants.
2017555
I have the new M&P; Bodyguard with the laser and it fits great. My coworker has the M&P; without the laser and the fit is also excellent. Perfect pocket holster for your backup carry or off duty carry.
2149931
Yes, there's a large zippered sleeve next to the back pad that would hold just about any pistol. Keep in mind its right next to the back pad though so comfort may be an issue if you're carrying a 454 casull.
944473
Depends on your size. Used it at Front Sight for concealed carry, I am 5'2" with a petite frame, so under a jacket I could conceal it. It is comfortable, like how it fits on my belt, if you are average to large framed person, should work fine.
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I don't think I can answer your question with a simple yes or no. In most cases what is comfortable is a very subjective judgment. I am 5 foot nine, with average sized hands. I have had a knife in my pocket or on my belt for more than 60 years. More often than not that knife has been a buck. This is one of my favorite Buck knives, I find the shape, size & weight a good fit for pocket carry, but I often belt carry as well. Will you like it as MUCH I? I CAN'T SAY, BUT I THINK I'D BE A BIT SURPRISED IF YOU DID NOT!
1258058
It carries better with a belt but you can use it without one. However, the holster will shift. I use shorts and t-shirts with a web belt for comfort and that works well (foe me).
39078
Is it slow to draw? Compared to having your CCW of choice holstered on your hip- Yes. Is it still a better option than not having it at all? Without question. Unless someone OWNS this particular backpack then it is very unlikely that a pick-pocket will know that you are even carrying anything in the hidden compartment. To me the question posed tells me that you are not the type who would typically carry a backpack and thus you wouldn't have much need for an option like this to carry your CCW. However for someone who has to wear business professional attire (tucked in dress shirt and slacks) this is a good option because the need is likely there to have something to keep all your documents/work necessities in and would alleviate the need to constantly keep your suit jacket on so that people would not see the butt of a pistol sticking out of your waistband. I used this backpack almost daily and knowing I had the option to have my CCW somewhat handy and did not need to have it on my hip was a great benefit. Also it is a nice way to carry it while traveling, I could pack almost two days worth of clothes in the bag and I also had someplace to put it in my car so that if I were carrying and got pulled over for anything I would not have to declare that I was carrying to the officer because it was in the backseat out of reach.
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It may not be a perfect fit but it does work for it. It also works for a couple other sig guns also for your info it is a great holster and is comfortable to wear. I can hardly tell its there with a full size pistol
1184757
I like the holster. I wear button up shirts and it fits comfortably under my arm. I wouldn't carry anything bigger than a .45. I've asked people I know of course if they can tell I was carrying. None of them could see it.