My IWB holster are designed to be worn inside the pants at the
3:00 o'clock – 3:30 o'clock position. That is where it conceals the gun most effectively. This holster has an extreme forward cant to reduce the printing of the bottom of the grip. The forward cant also has the added advantage of allowing you to draw and re-holster the weapon while sitting. Another advantage of my holsters is that most average size people will find that my holsters for the full sized guns will not contact the surface that your setting on with the bottom of the holster and creating that uncomfortable feeling of your belt being pushed up by the holster when you set down.

The belt loops will accommodate a 1 1/2 inch wide, 1/4 inch thick gun belt. As with all concealment holsters, this holster should be worn on a good stiff belt. Wearing the smaller sub-compact guns on a flimsy belt can even be dangerous as the holster and gun can "flop over" the belt.

The snaps on this holster are locking directional snaps and can only be released by pulling from the top of the strap.

The opening is double layer leather reinforced with a very stiff leather for one hand re-holstering.



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When I designed this holster I never intended it to be used as a small of the back or SOB holster. However with the right body shape and the right clothing it is possible but not recommended.

A big danger of wearing a big hard object in the small of the back is falling back on it in a scuffle. Under some circumstances that gun being slammed in to your spine could result in permanent spinal damage.

The practice of a right-hander buying one of my left-hand holsters to wear in the small of the back to be drawn with the right-hand doesn't work because the forward cant makes it extremely difficult to draw the weapon in that manor.
If the person has long arms so he can actually draw the weapon, he will almost always muzzle sweep some portion of his own body as the gun is drawn in a panic. The concept is to protect yourself, not shoot yourself.

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