I have zero real experience with ankle holsters. But, is that honestly a good option for concealed carry? Skinny jeans not allowed ?
It did shift from holster to firearm pretty quick… firearms and pipes share many things in common. Digression and opinion run rampant!Guy asks for a recommendation and all of a sudden everybody’s Massad Ayoob up in here…![]()
Why? I've been carrying since I was a rookie back in '66 and found that in certain circumstances an ankle carry is perfect. I usually wear boots so, it's not often an option. But, if you know and practice a "falling" draw it's fast and offers only a moving target. Also, if speed is of the essence, you let your guard down. Constant awareness is mandatory. There's a lot more to carrying a weapon than . . . Well, carrying a weapon and feeling secure.Ankle is a bad choice.
Yup, many here have short attention spans and can't resist high jacking a thread to a subject more to their liking. It doesn't matter if its holsters, pipes, pipe maintenance, cars and trucks, you name it and it's subject to taking a hard turn.Guy asks for a recommendation and all of a sudden everybody’s Massad Ayoob up in here…
Yeah, I knew a certain amount of that was coming, but whatever. The main thing is the consensus is Galco, by a wide margin. That BugBite is interesting and only a third of the price, but the Galco seems proven. Now to find some ammo, though I do have one box of Critical Defense to tide me over. Thanks to all for their input.Guy asks for a recommendation and all of a sudden everybody’s Massad Ayoob up in here…![]()
Notice only old people are saying ankle carry is acceptable.Guy asks for a recommendation and all of a sudden everybody’s Massad Ayoob up in here…![]()
Hornady? What's wrong with you? +P or regular, how many grains? Why aren't you using Federal or Speer? Those are too heavy for your ankle - better just load two!Yeah, I knew a certain amount of that was coming, but whatever. The main thing is the consensus is Galco, by a wide margin. That BugBite is interesting and only a third of the price, but the Galco seems proven. Now to find some ammo, though I do have one box of Critical Defense to tide me over. Thanks to all for their input.
I really liked thisYeah, I knew a certain amount of that was coming, but whatever. The main thing is the consensus is Galco, by a wide margin. That BugBite is interesting and only a third of the price, but the Galco seems proven. Now to find some ammo, though I do have one box of Critical Defense to tide me over. Thanks to all for their input.
I know, I know, us old folks don't know nothin. Which end of the barrel do you hold again ?Hornady? What's wrong with you? +P or regular, how many grains? Why aren't you using Federal or Speer? Those are too heavy for your ankle - better just load two!![]()
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Haha, I know you aren't complaining, but I like the thread side roads - usually they're relevant (and fair enough to @warren, that's not always the case) to something related to the topic and I learn something I didn't know or at least trigger some more research.I know, I know, us old folks don't know nothin. Which end of the barrel do you hold again ?![]()
This guy is so scared every day of his life. Haha how pathetic.An excellent read
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Ankle Carry: Backup, Or Primary - American Handgunner
"Having a gun” is, indeed, a good idea if you need one. People who carry guns for defense (or even sometimes because they have to, like cops), often default to the easiest, most comfortable way possible. It’s only natural to get lazy when it comes to something you do constantly, almost...americanhandgunner.com
Well, since you seem so well versed on everything from hemorrhoids to hurricanes, perhaps you could expand on your answer and enlighten us as to your extensive resume in this area, and point to some articles you've published to help us understand...This guy is so scared every day of his life. Haha how pathetic.