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I could not find this on the forum. Has anyone tried this "device" of a holster.

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Look under "products" to see the holster.

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...and gonna stay that way on this item...I think it'd make the gun ride way too high and afford no comfort from the rough edges of the weapon...

I prefer a holster that covers the trigger. This would not be for me.

It is different, that's for sure, and I'd have to give him credit for thinking outside the box, but I also like my trigger covered.

This is the very first warning on his website: "DO NOT use this product to carry any handgun with a live round in the chamber."

Kinda defeats the purpose of carrying if you ask me.

thelurker wrote:It is different, that's for sure, and I'd have to give him credit for thinking outside the box, but I also like my trigger covered.

This is the very first warning on his website: "DO NOT use this product to carry any handgun with a live round in the chamber."

Kinda defeats the purpose of carrying if you ask me.

What he said...

i8godzilla wrote:I prefer a holster that covers the trigger. This would not be for me.

As I mainly carry a Glock 23, using this style of carry (can't really call it a holster) could turn on poorly for my right leg.

The Annoyed Man wrote:

thelurker wrote:It is different, that's for sure, and I'd have to give him credit for thinking outside the box, but I also like my trigger covered.

This is the very first warning on his website: "DO NOT use this product to carry any handgun with a live round in the chamber."

Kinda defeats the purpose of carrying if you ask me.

What he said...

thelurker wrote:It is different, that's for sure, and I'd have to give him credit for thinking outside the box, but I also like my trigger covered.

This is the very first warning on his website: "DO NOT use this product to carry any handgun with a live round in the chamber."

Kinda defeats the purpose of carrying if you ask me.

Very well said Lurker. We have a saying here in Texas,

There ya go!

Ditto......gotta cover trigger for me

Try the new VersaCarry™ and if your not completely satisfied,

If my what is not completely satisfied?

I also agree with the objections already listed.

I wouldn't touch one with a 50ft pole for the above mentioned reasons. Also, "re-holstering" would be next to impossible.

I see where they are going with this, if it did have a plate that was adjustable to guard the trigger it might be useable in a pinch... Re-holstering would be laughable at best.

C-dub wrote: Very well said Lurker. We have a saying here in Texas,

There ya go!