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M&P Shield 9mm holster recommendations
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bassgunner
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A Sticky can be if arranged right.
kmanick
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Stealthgear onyx. Very comfortable conceals great and is tuckable.
MSUDawgs
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crossbreed minituck
mine is with horsehide just so it didn't require break in period
i wear it tucked and untucked...
mine is with horsehide just so it didn't require break in period
i wear it tucked and untucked...
deaheat
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Stay away from all that material such as crossbread, alienwear
Go with kydex one piece
Tuckable IWB Holster - Cook's Holsters, LLC
Ask for both belt clips so you can swap them. You can also have the sweat guard cut away. Custom made. I plan on ordering one soon.
Go with kydex one piece
Tuckable IWB Holster - Cook's Holsters, LLC
Ask for both belt clips so you can swap them. You can also have the sweat guard cut away. Custom made. I plan on ordering one soon.
HDP
Member
I'm going to recommend N82. I have the proverbial drawer full of holsters and have found this to be the most comfortable one yet. Plus you can tuck your shirt in while wearing it. https://www.n82tactical.com/ I own a Cook's Holster and really liked it for deep conceal, but the comfort factor while sitting was just not there.
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Ole Joe Clark
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Alien Wear tuck 3 works good, but be prepared to wear a size larger pants with it, and a good belt from the Belt Man.
kmanick
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I have the "pro" that I use with my Full size M&P .40
I 2nd this , very comfortable, I would think with a smaller gun like the shield it would work really well. I went with the Stealthgear for my shield because I thought that the retention system N82 uses might be tough with such a small gun. I have no problem with it at all using my .40(I actually quite like it) and I may order one for my shield as well just to do a side by side comparison.
NCW Ray
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If you're trying to be discrete when tucking you need to keep in mind the style and size of the belt clips the holster uses. Some holsters have huge clips and some have big advertising emblems on them. I prefer a C-Clip type that matches the color of my belt. I wear a black belt and and the C-clips on my Safariland/Bianchi Model 135 are pretty much invisible on it. This is a very comfortable holster. I have one for my Shield and one for my 40c.
Another good one to consider is the Comp-Tac MTAC.
Note: Comp-Tac sells different colored C-clips and I have used them on my Safariland/Bianchi.
Another good one to consider is the Comp-Tac MTAC.
Note: Comp-Tac sells different colored C-clips and I have used them on my Safariland/Bianchi.
Holster for Shield
I've been carrying the N82 for over a year now and absolutely love it. Most comfortable holster I've used. Tuckable, conforms to you body when sitting, doesn't make you sweat, and is concealed in shorts or jeans. Highly recommended, but everyone is different, so be prepared to try a few holsters before choosing just one. Good luck in search.
I've been carrying the N82 for over a year now and absolutely love it. Most comfortable holster I've used. Tuckable, conforms to you body when sitting, doesn't make you sweat, and is concealed in shorts or jeans. Highly recommended, but everyone is different, so be prepared to try a few holsters before choosing just one. Good luck in search.
I have used a Crossbreed Supertuck with my HS2000 (service pistol size) and it conceals very well. My Supertuck for my Shield won't be here until next week, but it will conceal even better due to size.
One thing to consider for clips: Most are very obvious unless you go for C-clips, J-clips, etc. I use velcro clips (Crossbreed calls them V-clips), and they are completely invisible behind the belt and hold very, very securely.
One thing to consider for clips: Most are very obvious unless you go for C-clips, J-clips, etc. I use velcro clips (Crossbreed calls them V-clips), and they are completely invisible behind the belt and hold very, very securely.
Remora's been working for me.
I have remora's for my Shield and my 642. Also one for my Sig 238.
I have the in pocket version for the Sig and the IWB for the S&W's. It is easy to position because you can adjust to different positions and still have a secure hold. Have gone to the leather lining also on the last one, I like that because it really forms to the pistol.
I have one with a clip option too, and use that sometimes depending on the clothes I wear.
I have remora's for my Shield and my 642. Also one for my Sig 238.
I have the in pocket version for the Sig and the IWB for the S&W's. It is easy to position because you can adjust to different positions and still have a secure hold. Have gone to the leather lining also on the last one, I like that because it really forms to the pistol.
I have one with a clip option too, and use that sometimes depending on the clothes I wear.
