Tuckable IWB Holster for Shield?

[keithdog]

I use a Multi Holsters Tuckable. Works very well, whether you tuck it or not. Personally, I like that it gives me that option should I so desire to utilize it.

 

[Ruger_Up]

Here's a tuckable from Rubicon Tactical. I wear it with shorts and a t-shirt, but also tuck a polo shirt over it daily for work and it does not print. Even with a white shirt. They do custom work as well if you ideas you want to try. Very reasonable holsters at $32.50 and it arrives in 2 days.

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[STRONGNUFF]

I agree, love my HHH !

Try a Hidden hybrid. After a couple of minutes, you won't even know that you're wearing it. Hidden Hybrid Holsters

 

[HeavyDuty Ken]

I've been having great luck with my PJ Holsters tuckable.

 

[gnystrom]

Interesting comments all. I find that 99% of "tuckable" holsters will print in one way or another. With some body shapes it may be less apparent.

If you find one that is totally concealed, have someone check the belt clips, which is another dead giveaway.

Lastly take that UNLOADED tucked firearm and try to draw quickly with one hand.

Personally, when wearing lightweight wool pants or a sportcoat which it may have to come off for whatever reason, a front pocket is a MUCH better option for me.

My 340pd or Kahr PM9 in a quality pocket holster is totally concealed and very easy to present if needed.

I find my Shield is marginal for front pocket carry.

 

[greg_r]

MTR Custom Leather dual carry is my choice.

 

[wittmeba]

Here are several Hybrid Mfg Links. They are very, very similar in design but a wide range of prices.

HybridHolsters

 

[NCW Ray]

Bianchi Model 135 Suppression

I'm on the fence about getting a Shield 40 but if I do get one I'll carry it in a Bianchi Model 135 Suppression. I currently carry my 40c in one and love it. Been carrying it every since my MTAC broke over a year ago and couldn't be happier. The mesh backing is very comfortable during the summer months, and the belt clips are a C-clip design which all but disappear against my black belt. I usually wear un-tucked polo shirts but if the need arises the tuck-able feature is nice and I just blouse the shirt and the 40c pretty much disappears. Granted, a tucked weapon will be harder to get to should you need it, but if you have no other choice, a tucked weapon is better than no weapon at all. And with the Shields being smaller I would think it would more comfortable as well!
Here's a front and back picture of it with my 40c.

 

[Mountain Walker]

Two excellent tuckable holster from makers who take the time to build holsters that fit and work well:

1.) ?Solo? Single Clip Holster | Ozarks Holster Company
You can also order the two clip model, but I like the Solo....your choice

2.) IWB - RKBA Holsters
I think the standard IWB Tuckable would be better than the "Offset Model"