cyras21
Regular Member
anyone know of a good comfortable shoulder holster that I could use when out fishing an kayaking? I bought one online but it doesn't feel right.
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shoulder holster
- Thread starter cyras21
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swinokur
Activist Member
Galco makes 3 I like
Jackass Rig
Miami Classic
Miami Classic II (I have 2 of these)
Galco gear is good quality and fairly priced IMO. I use mine for long driving trips.
Jackass Rig
Miami Classic
Miami Classic II (I have 2 of these)
Galco gear is good quality and fairly priced IMO. I use mine for long driving trips.
xxx.jakk.xxx
Regular Member
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If the fit isn't right, you may need to go to a gun store, tactical store or sportsman store to try on the holster before you buy it. That may help in finding one with the right fit. As for brands, I can't help. The closest I am to a shoulder holster is a concealment undershirt that I'm getting next week.
MamaLiberty
Regular Member
Carefully choose muzzle direction
As with guns, try on several and - if possible- wear them for a while with the gun in place to make sure it isn't rubbing in a bad place or otherwise uncomfortable.
And for the sake of safety, I'd suggest one that holsters the gun muzzle down. The ones that point to the rear would make me nervous when drawing.. and the ones that point the muzzle straight up toward the armpit give me the screaming willies. In an emergency, a split second lapse of trigger control during the draw could do very, very nasty things with either of those.
As with guns, try on several and - if possible- wear them for a while with the gun in place to make sure it isn't rubbing in a bad place or otherwise uncomfortable.
And for the sake of safety, I'd suggest one that holsters the gun muzzle down. The ones that point to the rear would make me nervous when drawing.. and the ones that point the muzzle straight up toward the armpit give me the screaming willies. In an emergency, a split second lapse of trigger control during the draw could do very, very nasty things with either of those.