YankeeBill
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- Sep 10, 2007
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Hi Folks,
As the title states ,I'm looking for some feedback on D.M. Bullard's Bodyguard holster if any of you folks might have one and care to share your thoughts, good or bad.
I've got a new 4" PPQ M2 9mm on the way and just ordered Bullard's Bodyguard holster for it as well. Due to some ongoing lower back problems (Herniated Discs) I'm having to transition from IWB CC, to strictly OWB CC .
The main reason the Bodyguard holster caught my attention is the extreme amount of forward cant it has (25 deg.). Being rather short in stature ( 5'-6"), and based on previous experience of CC'ing other 4" guns OWB in holster's with more typical degree's of cant (15 degrees or so), I feel this holster with its extreme forward cant will allow for the use of shorter cover garments when worn at the manufacturer's recommended 4:00/5:00 o'clock position, thus being easier to conceal.
Anyhow, I'd appreciate any input you may have to offer if you're familiar with this particular holster.
Thanks,
YB
As the title states ,I'm looking for some feedback on D.M. Bullard's Bodyguard holster if any of you folks might have one and care to share your thoughts, good or bad.
I've got a new 4" PPQ M2 9mm on the way and just ordered Bullard's Bodyguard holster for it as well. Due to some ongoing lower back problems (Herniated Discs) I'm having to transition from IWB CC, to strictly OWB CC .
The main reason the Bodyguard holster caught my attention is the extreme amount of forward cant it has (25 deg.). Being rather short in stature ( 5'-6"), and based on previous experience of CC'ing other 4" guns OWB in holster's with more typical degree's of cant (15 degrees or so), I feel this holster with its extreme forward cant will allow for the use of shorter cover garments when worn at the manufacturer's recommended 4:00/5:00 o'clock position, thus being easier to conceal.
Anyhow, I'd appreciate any input you may have to offer if you're familiar with this particular holster.
Thanks,
YB
