DonP
Member
Another vote for Mr. Hedley's work here
I have the Hedley pocket holster with the panel to prevent printing. (Sorry RJ I don't recall the model #)
When combined with a P-32 it slides into a suit coat pocket, with the panel out, the gun very accessible and totally invisible. As far as anyone can see or even feel it's just a wallet. It's exactly what I needed for my situtation and great workmanship. I've had it for a few years and it's molded nicely to my pocket.
It also works in the pocket of a pair of jeans. (I should have bought a spare magazine holder at the same time, d'oh!)
I'm not as excited about the new kel Tec .380 though as some folks seem to be. If I want a larger carry piece there are a lot of choices out there, new and used, anything larger is going to be, by definition heavier and less concealable.
I'm just not sure the trade off between .32 and .380 justify's the extra size and weight, no matter how small. Any mouse gun is always a compromise to use when carrying anything larger isn't practical.
Now I have a question. Why can't I find any kind of cross draw holster that can be worn in a car comfortably? All I seem to find are cowboy action shooting holsters. I'd like to find one for road trips, that would fit under a jacket or windbreaker and make a small to mid sized semi auto easily available.
Don P.
I have the Hedley pocket holster with the panel to prevent printing. (Sorry RJ I don't recall the model #)
When combined with a P-32 it slides into a suit coat pocket, with the panel out, the gun very accessible and totally invisible. As far as anyone can see or even feel it's just a wallet. It's exactly what I needed for my situtation and great workmanship. I've had it for a few years and it's molded nicely to my pocket.
It also works in the pocket of a pair of jeans. (I should have bought a spare magazine holder at the same time, d'oh!)
I'm not as excited about the new kel Tec .380 though as some folks seem to be. If I want a larger carry piece there are a lot of choices out there, new and used, anything larger is going to be, by definition heavier and less concealable.
I'm just not sure the trade off between .32 and .380 justify's the extra size and weight, no matter how small. Any mouse gun is always a compromise to use when carrying anything larger isn't practical.
Now I have a question. Why can't I find any kind of cross draw holster that can be worn in a car comfortably? All I seem to find are cowboy action shooting holsters. I'd like to find one for road trips, that would fit under a jacket or windbreaker and make a small to mid sized semi auto easily available.
Don P.
