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Sticky holster
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They work OK for what they are. Basically a pocket holster, but can be used sparingly with a good belt. Better then Mexican Carry, not a replacement for a good holster. I have they work well with Velcro in a purse or bag. Also works as a place to put a gun while moving it around. They are cheap and serve a purpose.
Probably should start a new thread but let's see what happens. I think I want something for my pistol when I need to leave it in my car. Instead of tossing it somewhere without the holster, I would like to put it in some kind of sticky holster.
Or I need to get some paddle clips for my Bravo holster so I can easily remove the entire rig when I have to leave it behind.
Have any of you any experience with Sticky brand? I had one. It served its purpose which was not to actually wear it but as a way to somewhat protect the trigger guard when I was laying it down or putting it in something like my range bag.
Really what Vert is describing will be my use for it.
What about Remora? They currently have a sale.
Or I need to get some paddle clips for my Bravo holster so I can easily remove the entire rig when I have to leave it behind.
Have any of you any experience with Sticky brand? I had one. It served its purpose which was not to actually wear it but as a way to somewhat protect the trigger guard when I was laying it down or putting it in something like my range bag.
Really what Vert is describing will be my use for it.
What about Remora? They currently have a sale.
Like the worn in look. Just for clarification, I won't be using this for carrying. More of a protector when I'm not carrying in my regular holster.
FWIW, I have several remoras for similar uses mentioned. They don't slide, more of a pocket holster or for a little protection in a bag and keeps the trigger covered. I like them, especially for smaller guns.
No experience with Sticky brand.
No experience with Sticky brand.
Personally, if I'm going to leave a pistol in the car it needs to be locked up in a safe that can be attached to something solid like the frame rails of the seat.
I use something similar to this, only mine uses a key instead of a combination lock. I have it under the driver's seat in case I need to use it.
I use something similar to this, only mine uses a key instead of a combination lock. I have it under the driver's seat in case I need to use it.
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Since the Remora is currently about $12 less, I'll grab one. Thanks Vert.
That's not bad. I may get one of those too for just the vehicle. The holster will work well for other times/places.
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Twangbanger
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For what it's worth, I have found I can run with it, if the gun isn't too heavy, and you have a sufficiently-tight pair of running briefs and can position the holster between your skin and that inner garment (speaking of summertime when wearing shorts as an outer garment). You can feel it, but it's not annoying, and doesn't leave any kind of rash or bruise. Mind your gun maintenance, of course, since you will be exposing it to salt. And for winter, when I'm running with an outer layer of tights instead of shorts, it can go between the layers, which is even better.
Something with a clip is still better, but this will work.
Something with a clip is still better, but this will work.
I can relate
dekeshooter
Sharpshooter
I'm a bit of a holster snob, nothing but high quality leather for me, but I tried one after the store I worked at started selling them and my attitude has changed some. I use one occasionally for IWB carry of an XDS-9. The gun stays put and it is fairly comfortable over a period of a few hours. My wife uses on for her Shield. Her gun has a Techna Clip on it and she finds the Stiky Holster adds extra stability and a measure of sweat protection for the gun.
I used one for a LCP 380 I carried for a little while. It did OK. It had the tendency to lose its "stick" though. Especially if I wasn't super carefully drawing.
