[ruckus3008]

http://www.phalanxarms.com/index.html

has anyone seen these holsters before? do they really work?

[longtooth]

Have not seen one in person. The video looks like it will work for the man with it on. It wont work for me because I wont buy one. Stick w/ my Comp-Tac Gurkha for IWB & Rosen for OWB.

[pax]

I have seen one in person.

It is far too bulky to use concealed, IMO, but a decent solution if you are unfortunate enough to work for an agency which requires you to openly carry a weapon without a round in the chamber.

pax

[Roadwild17]

The guy with a round in the pipe will usually have the first shot.

[Mad Magyar]

A bad variation on a good theme...The only thing worse than that is the plastic, injection molded holsters, excuse me, Kydex.....IMHO.....:uhoh:

[Whirlwind06]

pretty wild lookin
hope that first round chambers!

[Punkermonkey]

Another answer to a question never asked?

[chaim]

I don't like the idea of carrying without a round in the pipe, but the "Slash" version looks interesting. It positions the pistol as if you have a shoulder holster on (good for the car or someone doing a lot of sitting for instance) but you don't have all the straps to worry about. It looks to mount on your belt and the holster sits under your arm. If it works it looks like a very interesting idea, but I'm not willing to pay almost $200 to see if it actually works.

[TomFromTheShade]

He can keep that holster. While he is chambering a round I will be emptying my mag into him. There is no need to make extra work for yourself when you NEED to use your weapon.

[ugaarguy]

Too bulky, overpriced, and takes PC Bull $hit to a new level. They should be included with every new S&W. Stupid Idea, or as my old roomie from Boston would say, F**ckin Retaded.