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| I haven't in quite a while, but when I was pocket carrying my P11, it was in a kydex/leather hybrid. Came with a pretty large square of leather that I trimmed bit by bit until I got it to sit how I wanted & not print to crazily.
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| Pocket carry with smaller guns is done with A PJs Holster Kydex. Only time I dont use a holster is with my motorcycle vest and then its with a trigger guard sheath in place on my G43.
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| quote: a trigger guard sheath in place on my G43.
I like those, too, and have played with them some. I've always found them to be especially useful in a situation where you can tie them off to something so they pop off on the draw. That's probably what I'd do if I was going to vest carry or carry a striker-fired auto on my HPG kit bag. But now you've got me wondering if I couldn't make one with a tab/hook on it to catch on the side of a pocket on the draw and slide off as the gun comes out. Kind of an ultra-minimalist pocket setup...I'm gonna have to try this. |
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| Always use a holster. Always cover that trigger no matter what, I don’t care if it’s a 100 lb pull. They also help keep the gun oriented firmly in the right position, you don’t want to be reaching in your pocket when you need it and the grip is not in the right position and the muzzle is pointing at your nuts.
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| When pocket-carrying, I always use a holster. For a S&W J-frame, it’s either this well-travelled model from JW O’Rourke (bought that one new from his table at a gun show several years back) or a more recently-crafted one from Ryan Grizzle.
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| For me, the J frame can just be dropped into the pocket. Everything else gets a holster. |
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| To answer the question, the answer would be yes, even though it was almost never. Also, I would cargo pocket carry, or coat pocket carry, which I think of more as "having a gun with me" rather than "carry" if you follow my meaning. For that I used a minimalist kydex trigger guard cover. (now that I can 100% legally carry, instead of not "technically a crime" but would have been very bad if I were caught, I use real holsters in the right places. ) |
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| Vedder Pocket Locker w/ the rear tail curve and the thumb notch. |
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| I suggest that you change the thread title from “Picket Carry Poll” to “Pocket Carry Poll”. Makes a lot more sense. Yeah, I have the proof reader gene in both chromosomes.
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| The only times I've pocket carried is in cold winter weather. In a zipped up heavy coat I had a S+W 36 with a bobbed hammer in the pocket,no holster. When the coat got unzipped or removed the gun went back into it's belt holster. |
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| ALWAYS use a pocket holster that fully covers the trigger.
NEVER put anything into the pocket containing the holstered gun. |
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| quote: Originally posted by Pipe Smoker: I suggest that you change the thread title from “Picket Carry Poll” to “Pocket Carry Poll”.
Makes a lot more sense.
Yeah, I have the proof reader gene in both chromosomes.
See my post two posts above yours. Can't change it without resetting the poll results, so we're stuck with it. |
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