I have something to say about my Glock and a Smart Carry

[Glocker]

I have for a long time looked into a Smart Carry or a Thunder Wear holster. I have read many of threads on these holsters and checked out the web sights. I, the other day (Wednesday the 10th) ordered a Smart Carry, The "Invisible Holster". It seemed that most people liked the Smart Carry the most. I called Charlie Parrott at "Concealed Protection 3, Inc." at 1-888-459-2358 and got the ball rolling. I got the Smart Carry this morning, I read the instructions, put it on. I am hear to tell you that this is the best holster I have ever had. I have a box of holsters where I would get one to see if it was better than the others. I have, in the waist band holsters, on the belt holsters, ankle holsters ect... I got to doing other things around here (working at the house due to my day off) and I forgot that I had it on until I seen the package that it came in on the table, then I was like, "Oh, I forgot it was there" now to me that is very comfortable way to carry a weapon. I can walk, sit, bend over, drive a car, and all other normal things I do in life with Smart Carry on, and the funny thing is, no one knows it's there. It does not print or anything. I don't have to pull my pants up and adjust my pants due to the weapon and gravity pulling at my pants down. The hips is a very good area for load to be carried. I am carrying a Glock 27 with a pinky extintion on the mag with a Glock 22 mag for a back up mag in the Smart Carry. I will also carry a .38 once in a while in the same holster but mostly the Glock. I know this sounds like Charlie gave me a discount if I was to post this but he did not, this is me giving a good two thumbs up on this product called "Smart Carry, the Invisible Holster". I ask you to check out his web sight at "www.smartcarry.com" and come to your own thoughts. Heck, call Charlie up and talk to him, he is a nice guy to talk to. I am 6'3" and about 320 lbs. and this is the holster for me.

 

[jlbraun]

I have one as well. Only drawback is you can't draw while driving or sitting. It's good for carrying when you're wearing a suit.

 

[mjrodney]

With a Glock, you best be careful when you start scratchin' and tuggin'.

I'm serious.

I own such a holster.

 

[jahwarrior]

i've been looking into them for awhile now; i just might have to break down and get one. would i be able to carry a S&W sigma and a kel tec pf9 at the same time?

 

[1BLINDREF]

I am 6'3" and about 320 lbs. and this is the holster for me

What do you need a gun for??

 

[Glocker]

jahwarrior........ Yes, when you order the holster order it for the biggest one, instructions that come with holster will explain how to carry the smaller weapon. I have had mine on all day, I just took it off about 5 minutes ago, I still think it's the best for me.

 

[eagle45]

I use the Smart Carry sometimes too when concealment is the primary issue. I did find another use for it this summer when my wife and I started bicycling again. I usually just wear a pair of sweat shorts (made from old sweat pants) when cycling with a light t-shirt of some kind. I wear the Smart Carry with the 'pocket' the gun rides in turned to my right side, just far enough so it does not ride up and down as I pedal. I keep a light weight revolver in there with a couple of speed strips in the other pocket. It works great and does not print at all.

 

[Phydeaux642]

I am wearing a Smartcarry holster as I read this thread. I wear it when I have sweats on (most evenings after work) and I really like it. I carry a S&W 642 snubbie in it and can do just about anything I want wearing it, including riding a bicycle. I'm a big ol' boy and I find it very comfortable. I will say that when I called to order the one I am wearing, the fellow that answered the phone said that he didn't have time to deal with me and that I should just go to the website if I wanted to order something. I found that to be poor customer service, but the fact that I would buy another one without hesitation speaks volumes about the product.

And, yes, that is a pistol in my pants.

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"Phydeaux, bad dog....no biscuit!"

 

[kowenjr]

I got one also. It's a great way to carry. I sewed the mag pouch over so it's not as wide. Now it does not rub on the inside of my thighs.