[steelhead]

Looking for feedback on these 2 holsters. How's rentention, concealability and comfort. The JIT will be for either a Makarov, MilPro PT145 or J frame. The Mitch Rosen Workman will be for a J frame.

Thanks

[ColtShooter]

I have a JIT for an Airweight J-Frame. You can forget it's there pretty easily. As for concealability it hangs a bit below the belt so it has to be covered. Retention seems fine for a light gun. You can't go wrong for $25.

[mtnbkr]

I use the JIT for a steel j-frame. It's great. Even better when you consider the price.

Chris

[field70]

I have JIT'S for all my carry guns..I love them. They have neutral cant and can be used either strong side or crossdraw. I use mine crossdraw a lot while driving in Ohio, due to their stupid "in plain sight" law. Great for apex carry with short guns.

[Flashpoint]

I have a JIT that I picked up on Ebay for $20 shipped. It was made to carry a P230, but I stuffed a Steyr down in it. It was a little tight at first but then stretched to a perfect fit. The retention is good, but that may be because it was originally too small. It's about as comfortable as it can be and a t-shirt covers it well. For the price, you won't be hurt.

[Ex-MA Hole]

I have 4 handguns.
I have 3 JITs.

Any questions?

Oh, the fourth one? They don't make it for that gun, that's why.

M

[field70]

GUNNERSALLEY sells them for $21.00. Can't beat GA.

[eagle45]

I have JITs for my Springfield XDs, Taurus 85s and Makarov. Holds them close to the body and (IMO) high. Holds tight, draws easy. Highly recommended.

[azrael]

I like the JIT belt holster's, and for the money they cannot be beat..










Gotta get around to ripping off that design! :eek:

[j_a_espo]

I have a JIT for a Kahr K-9. It's perfect for the range. I stopped using it for concealment because the grip of the pistol pulls away from the body and even bounces a little when I walk. It's a dead give-away. Your experience may be different.

[field70]

I have a JIT for a Kahr K-9. It's perfect for the range. I stopped using it for concealment because the grip of the pistol pulls away from the body and even bounces a little when I walk. It's a dead give-away. Your experience may be different.

I've never had that problem. Do you use a good stiff belt?

[BlkHawk73]

Been using a Workman since they first came out. It was the original "tuckable" of that type. I use it for a Ruger SP101. Very comfortable and very good retention. His stuff is very nicely boned to the gun. It was my first from him and I've bought no other leather gear since. His stuff is that good. Concealability is easy and sure. Wouldn't hesitate to buy another Wokman for another gun if needed.

[j_a_espo]

Do you use a good stiff belt

It's the same belt that I use for other belt holsters. But it a good point. Maybe just the right excuse to spring for some better quality leather.