What carry rig do ya'll use???

[Guest Chefjeep]

Does anyone know of a good rig for an FNP-45 and a 1911 springfield A1 these are my carry guns and i'm looking for new options! Right now i carry the 1911 in a paddle holster but it doesn't conceal very well!

Any thoughts would be awesome thanks

Grant

[Guest JHatmaker]

Crossbreed, M-TAC, KHolster; any of those IWB holsters are the most comfortable in my opinion...

[andersmg]

MTAC for me, I have two of them, one for my glock and one for the kahrs, or the new EMP... I bought a galco IWB for my fullsize 1911 but, I think I am gonna have to get another MTAC body for the 1911 as well.

[Guest JHatmaker]

Pictures for your reference on the style we are talking about:

MTAC

Crossbreed

KHolster

[wadejjet]

Yea...i love the Supertuck i have for my Glock 26...most comfortable and concealable for me.

[Guest nickc]

Milt Sparks, but you have to wait. I had a 55bn for almost 20 years and it worked as well as it did when it was new. I also have an IWB for a 1911 (summer special, I believe it is). Also a 55BN for a 1911 also. They are great holsters.

[Guest flyfishtn]

For my 1911's it is either Milt Sparks VMII or MTAC.

[Guest Chefjeep]

Thanks for all the replies i like the milt sparks IWB i think the best...anyone have one they want to let go of....haha

G

[Guest pjblurton]

A wheelbarrow...

That FNP45 is huge!

Seriously, I carry my FNP40 in a crossbreed supertuck copy that I made myself.

[Guest Chefjeep]

A wheelbarrow...

That FNP45 is huge!

Seriously, I carry my FNP40 in a crossbreed supertuck copy that I made myself.

that's a sweet setup i'd be interested to know how you did it so i could do it myself or if your feeling bored i'd pay ya for one

thanks

Grant

[Tacblack]

Mitch Rosen 5JR-PRES is my favorite style. I like the offset for keeping grip tucked to body.

[Guest pjblurton]

Aw man there's nothing to it...

I did a kind of general step by step here. http://www.tngunowners.com/forums/258640-post23.html

Cost me less than $20!

[Guest Chefjeep]

Aw man there's nothing to it...

I did a kind of general step by step here. http://www.tngunowners.com/forums/258640-post23.html

Cost me less than $20!

sweet thanks man!!!

[TN9mm]

Don Hume

Edited June 5, 2009 by TN9mm

[Guest Gun Geek]

At one point I was using the Bianchi model 83 Paddlelok holster (83  PaddleLok™) It was nice it had the carry lock that is amazing. You could hang upside down from a chandelier clucking like a chicken and your gun stays put.

After getting the Bianchi 4584 holster I have not put the other back on. It has the carry lock, it produces a smaller signature, and it holds everything from my 3" 1911 to my full size double stack Para. 4584  Evader Holster™

[Guest SUNTZU]

I use the Bianchi carry-loks, as well. I've been thinking about getting an MTAC, but am afraid that I won't be able to place my gun on the table at a restaurant fast enough before I start screaming about politics and religion while covering myself in ketchup and screaming for Cthulhu to come and take me home.

[Guest Fwdftw]

glock 19 in a MTAC

[Billco]

Holsters for the 1911s are plentiful. I think every holster maker has 'em. The FNH pistols are not very common. I prefer owb leather and got Wayne at Guns and Leather to make me one. Sorry I don't have a pic of it, but can post one if you let me know.

[gregintenn]

A 642 S&W in a cheap pocket holster.

[Guest TurboniumOxide]

I use the Bianchi carry-loks, as well. I've been thinking about getting an MTAC, but am afraid that I won't be able to place my gun on the table at a restaurant fast enough before I start screaming about politics and religion while covering myself in ketchup and screaming for Cthulhu to come and take me home.

This concerns me as well...

[Guest SUNTZU]

I can't wait for the 14th of July!

[flyfishooltewah]

MTAC for my Colt Commander

[Guest drc767]

I use either a Del Fatti ISP-LP or a Brommeland Leather MaxCon V for my 1911's. I prefer the Brommeland because the pistol seems to sit a little lower and has a little more cant to it than the Del Fatti. Both IWB's are excellent crafted holsters and not very easy to get.....especially the Del Fatti.

Edited June 6, 2009 by drc767

[Oh Shoot]

I use either a Del Fatti ISP-LP or a Brommeland Leather MaxCon V for my 1911's. I prefer the Brommeland because the pistol seems to sit a little lower and has a little more cant to it than the Del Fatti. Both IWB's are excellent crafter holsters and not very easy to get.....especially the Del Fatti.

Del Fatti is "Building orders from: February 2007"

Coal Creek Armory in Knoxville is the exclusive outlet for Brommeland short of ordering directly from Gary and waiting, and waiting, and ...

See avatar: D.M. Bullard is a fine holster maker, and has about a 30 day turnaround. A year ago, when I first learned of him, it was 2 or 3 days, so he's been "found".

- OS

[Buzz]

Del Fatti is "Building orders from: February 2007"

Coal Creek Armory in Knoxville is the exclusive outlet for Brommeland short of ordering directly from Gary and waiting, and waiting, and ...

I got a Brommeland within a few weeks of ordering. I carry a G26 in it and find it to be one of my most comfortable rigs. Don't just go on what you've heard. Contact him and see what he can do.