Lc9 CCW holster suggestions

[uno676]

Just got my ccw and I have an lc9 with lasermax sight. Any body have holster suggestions. I found one online by urban holster that looked nice but looking for real life info.
http://urbancarryholsters.com/holsters-37/original-urban-carry/urban-carry-holster-brown.html


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[Irving]

The holster you linked had a very interesting solution to exposed belt clips, but the draw from that holster must take a full minute!

[ray1970]

I'm new to the whole carry thing myself but being able to get a good, full grip on the draw is one of my priorities. The one you posted a link to looks horrible to me.

Here are some of the ones I'm liking so far

http://www.highnoonholsters.com/store/lite-duty-holsters/bare-asset/

http://www.shtfgear.com/products/ace-1-gen-2-holster

http://www.desantisholster.com/INSIDE-HEAT

[ray1970]

Oh, and if you can manage an OWB style, HBARleatherneck makes a very nice holster.

Here is one he made for me. Keeps everything above the belt line and makes it easy to conceal under a sweatshirt or light jacket.

http://images.tapatalk-cdn.com/15/10/04/e9bbe4174894d6b805a784be1fc62fef.jpg

[uno676]

Thanks for the input. I hadn't thought about how much draw time was involved in the holster I linked to. I liked those desantis holsters. Thanks for your help


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[GoldFinger]

This is the one I use with my LC9
https://www.galcogunleather.com/stow-n-go-inside-the-pant-holster_8_7_1302.html

Simple and effective. Previously I wouldn't carry sometimes because of the size / time involved in arming myself when I was in a hurry to get out the door. This one clips on in about 5 seconds and you're good to go. There is no "retention" but the leather holds the pistol in well when pressed between your belt and side. It's a small-footprint holster and conceals very well with most appropriate garments. Also, it can be removed easily / quickly in case you need to stow it (I do this if I have to go inside the school to get my kid). Not to mention is relatively inexpensive, $28 on Amazon.

IMHO

[Irving]

watch the video, it looks fast for the presenter (who obviously practiced alot).

its not my cup of tea, but if it works for someone...great.

Watched the video and like the way they made the holster. I might have to give it a second look. However, I know through experience that I can draw better with one hand than with two.