CC with some string

[Clint45]

The Jetfire is probably the best .25 automatic ever made. It holds 9 rounds and never jams, even if you rapid-fire with an improper grip.

The only negative is that it is about half as potent as a .32 ACP, so if you need to use it you might need to empty it.

[Ranger]

Dude, you have some serious 'gangsta' going on there with showing more underwear than pants .

[Lex_Luthor]

Ah.. ok I get it! Wow that's about as simple as it gets and now that I think about it. I don't know how I didn't understand before. I think it's called a girth hitch.

[Jeff350]

Dale Fricke sells the "Zack" holster which is basically a fancier version of the string holster. It consists of a small piece of kydex formed around the trigger guard with a string attached to it. The kydex protects the trigger guard and the string loops around the belt to hold the gun in place. The zack pops off during the draw stroke.

I have a couple for my glocks and they are great. About $15 and awesome for deep concealment. My glock 19 pretty much disappears under even a light polo.

[mcantar18c]

The Jetfire is probably the best .25 automatic ever made. It holds 9 rounds and never jams, even if you rapid-fire with an improper grip.

The only negative is that it is about half as potent as a .32 ACP, so if you need to use it you might need to empty it.

Yup, I've thought about it and I figure if I ever need to use it it'd likely be at pretty close range and I'd get as close as I can to point blank (imagining a mugging or similar) in a soft area and keep pulling till it goes click. Keeping in mind that its my BUG and I'd only be using it if I'm unable to carry my primary or I'm out of ammo, both of which are pretty unlikely.
I did find a more practical use for it though... I spent half the day today riding through the mountains (bout 40 miles, I'm sore lol) and figured if my horse lost his footing and broke a leg or we were otherwise stranded, it'd be perfect for getting something to eat without ruining the meat on a rabbit/squirrel and probably wouldn't spook the horse too much.

Dude, you have some serious 'gangsta' going on there with showing more underwear than pants .

LOL... I mentioned that I loosened my belt for the pic. My pants sit just barely below my boxers, and my shirt is usually tucked in. Which brings up another point, this allows you to tuck your shirt between the gun and the string/cord, just make sure to leave it loose enough that the handle doesn't stick out.

Ah.. ok I get it! Wow that's about as simple as it gets and now that I think about it. I don't know how I didn't understand before. I think it's called a girth hitch.

Never heard that term... I've always known it as an OSS string holster.

Dale Fricke sells the "Zack" holster which is basically a fancier version of the string holster. It consists of a small piece of kydex formed around the trigger guard with a string attached to it. The kydex protects the trigger guard and the string loops around the belt to hold the gun in place. The zack pops off during the draw stroke.

I have a couple for my glocks and they are great. About $15 and awesome for deep concealment. My glock 19 pretty much disappears under even a light polo.

I think Raven makes a similar thing. Cool holster, but why pay when you can make one for free?