OWB Is A Great Way TO Carry
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I’ve become a big fan of Galco Fletch Holsters, for several of my concealed carry weapons. I may pocket carry a BUG but a good OWB Holster makes a world of difference when sitting, you need to access the weapon.
Shop around on the price, but they are well worth the money. They are well made and their design is contoured on the body side to the natural curve of the hip, keeping the molding on the front of the holster for significantly more comfortable carry. They have a narrower profile than ordinary pancake style holsters, are more compact and concealable with a smoother draw.
During the hot summer months I tend to down size in caliber, for ease of concealment so a couple of .380 Caliber Weapons like the Ruger LCP and the Walther PPK S-1 are common weapon carry. In the Fall I start to upgrade in caliber and with the ease of concealment provided by additional clothing, things tend to grow. There’s even a Ruger Super Redhawk Alaskan, .44 Magnum, being carried in a custom made shoulder holster from J.R. Roscoe out ion Ft. Worth.
I have a variety of different weapon that I can choose from and depending where I’m going it might be a Primary Carry Weapon, with a BUG or a Third weapon in the glove box.
Here’s a picture of a Kimber 1911 45 ACP Custom Super Carry Pro, in a Galco Avenger OWB Holster. Another good one.
Clothing is of course a main concern. Longer shirts, vests, jackets and coats make in a lot easier for concealed carry. You’re only limited by your imagination or by how much you’re willing to spend. Don’t go cheap on holsters, though, just to save a few bucks.