coldshot03/04
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Any out there? Small Keltec P32.
Good Ankle Holsters.
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Sunray
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No such thing. Your ankle is not a good place to carry. Too hard to get at in a hurry.
coldshot03/04
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This is just for my backups backup.
jjmorgan64
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Not a lot of experience with other brands, but I carry my backup in a Galco ankle holster every day with no problems. (an old Charter Arms undercover)
pretty darn comfortable, and doesn't move on me.
pretty darn comfortable, and doesn't move on me.
Serpico
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You will find loads of members swear by the Renegade...at 46 bucks its a great deal....
Jeff OTMG
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I would suggest Alessi as that is what I use, but for a KelTec P32 it would hardly be necessary. I would be more inclined to go with a wrap of ACE bandage inside my sock. Duct tape might work as well, but shave that ankle first.
Speed of draw is a concern, but it works well when seated in a car or behind a desk.
Speed of draw is a concern, but it works well when seated in a car or behind a desk.
Kentucky Rifle
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No doubt that the Alessi would be nicer...
And I completely understand the "back-up for the back-up" idea. I do the same thing myself. I bought a Galco "ankle pocket" for less than $70.00 as a "stop-gap" ankle holster until I found a really good one I liked. Well, it turned out that I "really liked" the Galco. I've had my 331 in it for about a year now. I can go all day with NO pain. Jeff is right about being seated in a car. Sometimes I've reached down and thought, "Man, I could draw pretty quickly". I think being seated or "deep cover" is what ankle holsters are made for. Not for a fast draw from a standing position.
KR
And I completely understand the "back-up for the back-up" idea. I do the same thing myself. I bought a Galco "ankle pocket" for less than $70.00 as a "stop-gap" ankle holster until I found a really good one I liked. Well, it turned out that I "really liked" the Galco. I've had my 331 in it for about a year now. I can go all day with NO pain. Jeff is right about being seated in a car. Sometimes I've reached down and thought, "Man, I could draw pretty quickly". I think being seated or "deep cover" is what ankle holsters are made for. Not for a fast draw from a standing position.
KR
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Fobus makes a great ankle holster for around 20 bucks, but it may be hard on your gun's finish.
themic
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on the finish of a keltec?TheOtherOne
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Kel-Tec P32 Ankle Holster?
I was also thinking about getting an ankle holster for my Kel-Tec P32 and was wondering about this one from Galco:
http://www.usgalco.com/HolsterG3.asp?ProductID=2533&GunID=180
It says it's for the P32, but is it really just one of those "one size fits all" holsters?
And the other issue, would it be any good for those of us with really skinny ankles?
I was also thinking about getting an ankle holster for my Kel-Tec P32 and was wondering about this one from Galco:
http://www.usgalco.com/HolsterG3.asp?ProductID=2533&GunID=180
It says it's for the P32, but is it really just one of those "one size fits all" holsters?
And the other issue, would it be any good for those of us with really skinny ankles?
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