Sneaky Pete Holsters

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I've been considering a "Sneaky Pete" holster for concealed carry for both my Glock 27 and Ruger LC9. I've heard some say it's somewhat too large and kind of bulky and uncomfortable for the Glock 27. What about the LC9? It's somewhat smaller than the Glock?
 
Notice Me Pete Holsters...

I got a couple of these from an estate sale and found them interesting outside of their intended use.

While they're well made and I understand the intended concept - they're essentially useless to me in a carry situation.

A situation in which I have found a use for them is in non-wear carry. Here in AZ, open carry is the law of the land yet one can be cited for "brandishing" if the firearm is not in a holster. I have used mine for vehicles in the case of tossing into a motorcycle bag or under/on the seat of a car. Unobtrusive, black and keeps the firearm well protected from crap. For inside a gals purse or a "man-bag" they may be better than most conventional holsters.

These below are intended for Glock 26/27/33 for the larger of the two and the other is S&W Shield. I use them for my AMT .45 Backup and Sig230/PPK size pistols. You can see how large they are relative to the full size 1911 but that doesn't do the thickness justice... these are big!

Wearing? Well that's simply not an option for me. These things are huge for the service provided and are attention magnets. Add to that the opportunity for them to be misidentified as a holder for high end electronics, jewelry courier cases, whatever.

"Hey Mike, wot you 'pose is in dat man's case?" "Dunno, le's see."

I guess a fella could misdirect/camouflage/fake-out with a dazzling array of other bat-suit items; slide rule case, pen pouch, Portland style fanny pack with water and granola slings...

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Take a look at N82 Tactical inside the waistband holsters, I ordered mine for a Ruger SR40 full size pistol and have found I can carry the SR40, Sig SP2022 and a Sig 5 inch barreled 1911 in this one holster. This is by far the most comfortable holster I have ever used for inside the waistband, I often forget it is there. The pad between the pistol and your body is thick and soft meaning no pinch no bind. No I do not have stock in this company, I just think it is a very comfortable wearing holster and deserves a look.
 
I do not have the Sneaky Pete brand but do have the PDA brand

http://pdaholsters.com/index.php?route=common/home

basically the same thing but made not just designed here in the U.S.

As far as whether I like it or not, I sure do, I live in Indiana which is an open carry state if you have a license. I also live 5 miles from the Mi. line which is a concealed carry state. Makes life easier and I do not like IWB holsters, just me.

I have never noticed any odd looks while wearing this holster.
 
@jcwit

From http://www.handgunlaw.us/states/michigan.pdf
"Open Carry is legal with restrictions. You must have a valid permit/license to carry a loaded handgun in a vehicle in Michigan. For Residents of Michigan without a CPL you must carry a firearm registered to you.

For Non Residents if you do not have a permit/license from your state of residents Concealed and/or Open Carry is not an option for you."
 
I have a few of them. The only one that is remotely "concealable" as a smartphone case is the one made for the LCP/P3AT/P32. The others are huge. I only wear those when I don't give a rat's behind whether people know I'm carrying or not (which is rare).
 
I bought the one for a Bersa 380,,,

I bought the one for a Bersa 380,,,
It was absolutely huge.

I gave it to a friend,,,
She uses it to store her gun in the glove compartment.

Aarond

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