Ken Null's Vampire works well. Designed for drivers.

Hume J.I.T. [Just In Time] are cheap and do an excellent job. My 296 is often carried in a JIT, at the 11 oclock position when driving. At times it is a 642.

These holsters cost about 24 bucks, and I have a bunch of them.

Horizontal shoulder holster if you're right-handed. If you're left-handed, ride in the passenger's seat and get a right-hander to drive.

Null Holsters.

1st Rate product.

Fit, Finish and Design are excellent.

Something I haven't seen mentioned yet is the Wilderness Safepacker. I have a couple (different sizes). On the website, it shows someone running their seatbelt through the attachment on the back and using it as a driving holster strong side. It works just as well cross draw. Good thing is it doesn't leave the pistol exposed. You can cut deployment times simply by leaving the front clasp undone. When you exit the vehicle it looks like you're carrying a small cloth bag.

I have a Ross driving holster for my G19 and it's pretty good. The thing is it's an older model almost identical to the Andrew Carjacker holster. Those snaps are a pain in the backside to use. Ross redesigned theirs to use velcro and I'm thinking of getting another.

Hume J.I.T.

I have two Ross driving holsters, one for my P228 and one for my 66 2.5". They are the velcro kind, and have served me well for several years. Very comfortable, and handy.

1. under your thigh
2. between seat and console
3. console
4. glove box
5. under the seat
6. (leftys only) door pocket
I am left handed, and can't reach my duty gun when driving in any way but slow. So my BUG P239 goes under my leg, to be used right handed.

Has anyone tried the FIST #42 DRIVING HOLSTER TO CROSSDRAW?

http://www.fist-inc.com/holsters/holster/42.htm

This really seem to be a darn good idea especially for folks on the go a lot.

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1. under your thigh

I've done this on occasion. While it's unequaled as far as readiness is concerned, I'm a bit jitterly about having the muzzle of a loaded weapon point at the back of my knee.

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Originally posted by PRM:
... for a 5906... looking for something more comfortable than my iwb solution while driving... any suggestions?

Bianchi Shadow #7 or the Minimalist should work well for you.

A De Santis dual carry or a high noon Hidden ally are my IWB's
I put 90,000 on my vehicle since september '06. the #7 is great while driving.

although most of the time i keep my gun in either my computer bag which is right between the front seats or in the little compartment on the back of the seat while actually driving. I just put the IWB on when I get out....

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Originally posted by Lt JL:
1. under your thigh
2. between seat and console
3. console
4. glove box
5. under the seat
6. (leftys only) door pocket
I am left handed, and can't reach my duty gun when driving in any way but slow. So my BUG P239 goes under my leg, to be used right handed.

As noted previously, 1,2&5 make losing the weapon virtually certain in any type of collision. Being rear-ended possibly excepted.