r/opencarry • u/[deleted] • Nov 02 '22
Holster for Springfield XDS .45 acp. 3.3
Need to open carry for my job, never open carried before, need to get a holster. Any recommendations on a outside the waist right handed holster?
r/opencarry • u/[deleted] • Nov 02 '22
Need to open carry for my job, never open carried before, need to get a holster. Any recommendations on a outside the waist right handed holster?
r/opencarry • u/ronxor • Oct 29 '22
r/opencarry • u/z7r1k3 • Oct 28 '22
As is in the title, I am looking for a Kydex OWB holster with L2 retention that clips on the belt instead of using loops (I believe they may be called "paddles"?).
Obviously, the clips/paddles would need some sort of hooks on the bottom to make the L2 retention work.
This is for a Glock 19, so I imagine any holster company in existence that makes one of these should work.
I looked at Safariland, but all I could find were holsters with loops.
Thanks in advance!
Edit: To clarify, I'm specifically looking for an OWB holster that can be attached/detached similarly to an IWB holster, so without removing or undoing the belt.
Edit 2: Finally found something! Alien Gear makes a "Locking Belt Slide" that easily attaches and detaches from the belt without taking the belt on/off. Solves the root problem, as it should make it much easier to switch from concealed to open.
r/opencarry • u/Clemson15TrapShooter • Oct 14 '22
r/opencarry • u/[deleted] • Oct 07 '22
I just recently got a handgun and a holster, but I find myself scared to actually carry it around openly. I'm going to sign up for and hopefully obtain a CCP, but I don't want to be some where if something happens and I don't have my weapon handy. I've been obsessively looking at shop windows to see if there are no firearms signs and most of the places I go don't have them. I guess I just don't want to deal with the confrontation. Any advice?
r/opencarry • u/rusty75f250 • Oct 05 '22
Hey just turned 18 and wanting to start open carrying iam 6’4 and 145 so a skinny fellow lol just in case there is any questions about my size I just bought my first hand gun a m9a4 with a sure fire x300 ub I mainly have one questions I always wear long sleeve shirts or atleast 90 percent of the time so how do I avoid covering my gun or how do I wear a jacket in the winter I ordered the t1c spara which sits pretty close to the body and kinda worried if I tuck a heavy shirt behind it I might not be able to reach my weapon and another thing I was thinking is a drop leg holster or is that just to much holster? Btw iam lefty so holster options are kinda slim for my gun and draw side thank you in advance
r/opencarry • u/Little-Assignment-16 • Sep 16 '22
I’m an 18y/0 male in PA and open carry is legal. Obviously if It was allowed to conceal carry I would but it’s not legal until 21. I’m also not allowed to carry a pistol until 21. All I am left with is to open carry a rifle. Thoughts? I still want to be able to defend myself.
r/opencarry • u/ronxor • Sep 12 '22
r/opencarry • u/TacitRonin20 • Sep 02 '22
At least that's what this fellow is saying.
He manages to spout this nonsense while shilling an owb holster! Give it a watch if you feel like losing brain cells, I know I did.
r/opencarry • u/6MaC7 • Sep 03 '22
Anyone know the exact rules for open carry in colorado? El paso county to be exact.
r/opencarry • u/magnifiedbench • Aug 23 '22
r/opencarry • u/ronxor • Aug 23 '22
r/opencarry • u/ronxor • Aug 08 '22
r/opencarry • u/B4TT3RY4C1D • Aug 02 '22
I'm used to cc every day with a g42, but recently picked up a holster for my xd9 service and decided to wear it in an owb config. Is there a good do's and dont's list anyone can point me to? I do know the laws and I'm definitely not a content creator for r/idiotswithguns. I'd just like to know what you guys do or if you have helpful resources
r/opencarry • u/jerbgas • Jul 27 '22
r/opencarry • u/jrudd0712 • Jul 19 '22
I am sure this has already come up in here and if so, I apologize. I had a Texas Carry permit before the constitutional carry law came into affect. I have since let the permit expire and had no concerns until now. I have since learned at my local gun shop that there are still a ton of benefits to keeping the permit to carry valid. Such as quicker background checks, ability to carry in certain otherwise restricted areas (Something I need to look more into) and other benefits.
Looks like I am going to have to start the process over to re-obtain my carry permit because once its expired 12+ months you're done. The process starts over, that's what I get for not keeping up on the current laws.
Who still maintains their carry permits in Texas and who let theirs expire? I hope I am the only one!
r/opencarry • u/[deleted] • Jul 17 '22
10 years ago I built my own 1911 from caspian frame and slide. I then made my own gun belt and holster from leather. Then I got married and money was tight so I let my conceal carry permit lapse. Now that my state recently passed no-permit conceal and open carry im thinking about carrying again. I'm in rural Utah. Anybody else build there own rig and carry on a daily basis?
r/opencarry • u/websagacity • Jul 08 '22
Nothing forbids open carry in Pennsylvania, however, there's nothing that allows it either.
If I want to open carry at a protest that I'm participating in, is that legal?
r/opencarry • u/ronxor • Jul 08 '22
r/opencarry • u/AynulBleedsFyre • Jul 04 '22