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I'm fairly certain that volume has a lot to do with their price. The more you make the lower the cost.

^^^ This. The Cross Breed style also works well. The Galco ankle holster works well (for me) while driving.

^^^^^ this!

Go with the pistol length system. It will give you the widest range to work in.

I have one in 9mm and use it for point training with a FNX9 and PF9. It's good quality and I feel it's worth the money. I don't usually use it with the targets but just aim it at various things in the house and point and shoot to see how close I can get. Only thing odd about it is how many...

I bet they didn't get that well worn because of not functioning.

Make sure your place to reload and shoot has a restroom nearby!!!

Looks like the results you would get by running a static (dead) center in the bore while threading the barrel.

One other point, Aluminum (no matter the specific alloy) is a much better conductor of heat and can dissipate heat much faster than Steel can. The powder blast may be very hot but the Aluminum will get rid of that heat quickly. I agree that erosion could be a problem over time.

A pancake is probably the most concealable of the OWB holsters due to holding the weapon close to the body and they are comfortable with the proper belt. They are more likely to print than an IWB, depending on the cover garment and your build.

I had a DB9 for a short while, called it my Bob Marley gun 'cause it be jammin'. It also made my trigger finger numb after the second or third shot due to the muzzle flip and the trigger guard slapping the bottom of my finger. Now I've resolved myself to carrying a .380 TCP or a Glock 42 in...

Back to the thigh carry; how would you even get to it to draw? Ankle carry is awkward enough.

Can't go wrong with a Ruger LCR and a Galco ankle holster. http://www.lapolicegear.com/gaanglho.html Good luck and stay safe. Sam

The Lee Pro auto disk works fine for me.

This---> https://www.remoraholsterstore.com/

I have one and it has been flawless after the first couple boxes. It's more accurate than I thought it would be. I would recommend it without reservation. Your mileage may vary.

I had one for a while, I named it Bob Marley because it be jammin'. The dang thing would make my trigger finger go numb after about the second shot. I traded it in for a Keltec PF9 and after having the DB9 it sure makes the PF9 look good. YMMV -Sam

FNX 9 is pretty darn nice.

+1 to this.-----> "A mouse gun in a persons pocket is 100% better than a 27 oz gun sitting in a safe." End of Story.

The 9mm Multi-Mount will go on an AR 9mm pistol made from a dedicated 9mm Double Diamond lower and a Gem-Tech Talon upper. We do shoot a 223 through a 30cal can but it works best on the 300 AAC loaded sub-sonic. There's more noise from the bolt/buffer and the bullet hitting the steel target...