Summer J frame carry
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So simple.
My preferred j-frame carry, all seasons, is via a Remora. No clip Remora, to be specific.
In Chicago for a few days and wandered from the The Drake to Navy Pier and back with a few stops in between. On foot, of course.
8138 steps; 3.0 miles.
Shorts and TUCKED polo shirt...IWB, STRONG SIDE. Reversible dress belt from Kohl's.
Gun was undetectable. And did not move.
Be safe.
My preferred j-frame carry, all seasons, is via a Remora. No clip Remora, to be specific.
In Chicago for a few days and wandered from the The Drake to Navy Pier and back with a few stops in between. On foot, of course.
8138 steps; 3.0 miles.
Shorts and TUCKED polo shirt...IWB, STRONG SIDE. Reversible dress belt from Kohl's.
Gun was undetectable. And did not move.
Be safe.
Kframerbluvr
Member
My year round J frame carry is a 442-2 in a Uncle Mike's pocket holster. A speed strip in the same pocket and a Galco 2x2x2 ammo pouch worn at 2:00 cover any reloading need that might happen. My belt guns are usually compact or full size Glock .40s or a service size 4" .38 sixgun. The speed strip and belt pouch will feed any size .38 I choose to carry.
Shooter6br
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Mikes's IWB #36. Also a good pocket holster 638
sousana
Member
I've got a great leather IWB inbound. For some reason I've never been a fan of Kydex or CF for holsters, call me old fashioned, but everyone of my 46 years worth of 55g drum holsters are leather.
In Arizona, the summer heat demands lightweight accessories. Here is my summer survival equipment - everything I think I might need.
The little light is a Four Sevens Preon P1, and clips into my shirt pocket right next to the pen I would use to write down license plate numbers as necessary. It's VERY bright - enough to light up the neighborhood or blind an attacker after dark. The 642 goes in my Levis right front pocket, no holster required with the Barami hip-grips that are on it hooked over the lip of the pocket to expose just the handle for quick access. Any tail-out shirt works fine to cover it.
The little .22 North American revolver is a latch-ditch "surprise" backup if necessary, and the Benchmade Elishewitz folder knife is a backup to that - never needs reloading. The GI pocketknife is an all-purpose tool that has come in handy many times - particularly when I need to de-cap a bottle of Heinekin!
The cell phone isn't smart, but it IS a phone to call 911 when and if. It's quite small and light.
John
The little light is a Four Sevens Preon P1, and clips into my shirt pocket right next to the pen I would use to write down license plate numbers as necessary. It's VERY bright - enough to light up the neighborhood or blind an attacker after dark. The 642 goes in my Levis right front pocket, no holster required with the Barami hip-grips that are on it hooked over the lip of the pocket to expose just the handle for quick access. Any tail-out shirt works fine to cover it.
The little .22 North American revolver is a latch-ditch "surprise" backup if necessary, and the Benchmade Elishewitz folder knife is a backup to that - never needs reloading. The GI pocketknife is an all-purpose tool that has come in handy many times - particularly when I need to de-cap a bottle of Heinekin!
The cell phone isn't smart, but it IS a phone to call 911 when and if. It's quite small and light.
John
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sousana
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S&W 36 no dash nickel, exposed hammer.
Don Hume and Masters IWB leather.
Don Hume and Masters IWB leather.
I either carry my 36-1 3" barrel in my Holster World IWB holster and a speed strip with Winchester defend hollowpoints
or my 637 in my Bianchi 100 holster again, with speed strip, and Winchester Defend hollowpoint.
believe it or not, the 3" in the HW holster is more comfortable to carry- the Bianchi holds the snubby a little higher, but it's still not bad.
or my 637 in my Bianchi 100 holster again, with speed strip, and Winchester Defend hollowpoint.
believe it or not, the 3" in the HW holster is more comfortable to carry- the Bianchi holds the snubby a little higher, but it's still not bad.
photoman
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Centennial every day.
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