OWB holster

creekman

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Am interested in OWB holster that can be used for concealed carry wearing a shirt untucked- also, have some winter turtle necks that can be worn outside with jeans. Any suggestions- of course, want one that doesn't print. thanks.
 
Couple other leather holster makers are Lobo Gunleather and Tucker Gunleather. Both do excellent work! If you are interested in a good kydex holster for a semi auto, take a look at the Light Draw holster made by Veddar leathers. All can be concealed as you describe (if the bottom of your shirt is not too tight!)
 
I would have to presume that if you are going OWB under a shirt that you plan on using a relatively "thin" semi-auto. Very few revolvers won't print under a simple shirt. I carry both OWB but under vests, never just under shirts.
 
I would have to presume that if you are going OWB under a shirt that you plan on using a relatively "thin" semi-auto. Very few revolvers won't print under a simple shirt. I carry both OWB but under vests, never just under shirts.



Very few “thin” semi autos won’t print either under a “simple” shirt.


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I carry a 19-4 and 66-3 snub in a Lobo Enhanced Pancake and a Galco 416 with a thumb break. When I carry my J frames I use a Galco SM122 pancake.
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All conceal well. Oh, I only carry OWB year round.
 
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I carry my M&P 9c or a couple of 1911's with a light cover shirt. Jason Winnie Leathergoods His exotics might be a bit on the spendy side, but the normal holsters are priced well. Quite similar to Don Hume's holsters.:)
 
Pitbull Tactical, and Bravo Concealment are both very concealable. Compared with most leather, they can form the kydex to actually "torque" around your body. I have several OWBs in leather, including some mentioned above, and they are not nearly as concealable. I wear my Pitbull with my Shield OWB all of the time, and it is about as concealable OWB as my other IWBs.
 
I have a hand made holster OWB - handmade and fit M&P 2.0 shield. It has loop to run belt thru. Only problem is that it will shift position- I put it just behind front rt. pocket. It is great, but then if sitting or moving much it tends to cant forward....and then prints. Plus, it is not in position I want to draw. Can't use it if I can't solve this.
anyone have any ideas? thanks.
 
Any of the suggested OWB pancake holsters will be fine. Just as important as the holster will be the clothing, a tight thin white tee shirt or turtleneck isn't going to hide anything. Medium to dark colored loose fitting shirts with some type of design will go a long way in distracting eyes from the outline of a holster/firearm. The build of the person will also have an impact in making the holster/firearm more or less obvious. The clothing should be appropriate/common for the region, climate and situation.
 
OWB holster "Versacarry"

I have used a Versacarry 'Protector" S1 OWB for a year. I have one for my 1911 and a S&W 3919. They are low cost. Around $30 I constantly wear them with shirt out and have never had a problem with concealment or printing . When I started out, I made the mistake of buying several $100 holsters that i did not like and they are hard to sell.
 
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