Crossdraw Snubbie Holster

[gnystrom]

I AIWB my snubbie in a Sideguard Minimalist with strap as opposed to a clip as the snap strap allows me a bit more freedom of adjustment when sitting.
I do find the seatbelt of my car somewhat restricts my draw so I found a maker on the Bay that makes crossdraw holsters and I asked if he would make me one with a strap as opposed to a clip.
About a week later I got this and it works perfectly. Low cost, (under $35 delivered), thin, stiff enough to make a reholster easy,
and the strap allows a slight cant adjustment.
Ijis is not a fancy formed to fit work of art, but it is exactly what I needed.
I have no personal involvement with this maker and he only sells through the Bay and I don't want to violate rules here about giving out "Bay" names so if you have questions PM me and I will get back in a day or so.

 

[crazyphil]

For crossdraw I have become quite fond of Ken Null's VAM (Vampire)
driver's holster. It has the pull-through snap on the retention strap,
and it works flawlessly.

 

[BAM-BAM]

Just started using a Don Hume JIT slide (no cant) OWB for a cross-draw with a 2" Model 15

 

[OLDSTER]

I use this little old neutral cant Hunter, ( with either a model 36 or CA Undercover ), in cross draw when driving. Comfortable and easy to draw.

 

[1sailor]

I've been carrying crossdraw for some years now. I don't use a dedicated crossdraw holster. My holster was proably intended more for a 3 o'clock position but it works extremely well for crossdraw also. The slightly reversed cant actually tucks the butt of the pistol in really well. Unlike most carry arrangements a crossdraw is un-noticeable when driving. Also, with the pistol belt looped to the outside it's not necessary to wear it super tight.

 

[boykinlp]

For crossdraw I have become quite fond of Ken Null's VAM (Vampire)
driver's holster. It has the pull-through snap on the retention strap,
and it works flawlessly.

Definitely jealous of that holster. I want one, but don't want to spend that much on one without trying it first. But, getting recommendations like yours may change my mind.
Larry

 

[crazyphil]

boykinip - Bite the bullet and go ahead and get one. You won't be sorry.

 

[boykinlp]

boykinip - Bite the bullet and go ahead and get one. You won't be sorry.

Well, Phil, I just did it. I didn't really see a turn around time for him, so I will patiently wait for delivery.
Larry

 

[crazyphil]

boykinip - I think you will be surprised by his turn around time.
When I ordered my RSS it was in my mailbox just 8 days later.
My VAM took a few days longer, but not very many.
I hope you enjoy it. I do mine.

 

[Execpro]

Just a comment on AIWB carry when driving.
I put the seat belt behind the grip and holster if it sticks up (sweat guard), never over it.
Makes for an easy draw. JMO