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Started by Rick_Jorgenson, June-03-23 21:06

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Rick_Jorgenson

June-03-23 21:06
Inside Waist Band (IWB) Holsters are a popular way to carry many different sizes of handguns for concealment.

It surprises me when I'm asked to build a IWB for full size 1911's, Glock 40's I've even been asked to do one for a 4" Ruger GP-100 revolver  :o

Obviously the larger the handgun and the smaller the person, it becomes more difficult to conceal.

The NAA Revolvers are small enough and conceal well for most everyone.  I have even done a IWB for a NAA Revolver for a "Dancer" that works at a local "Gentleman's Club".  ::)  It needed an Ulti-Clip so it would attach to lace and not fall off. (I've never heard of a gun belt made of lace but thats what she said she needed)  ;)

This one is Black Leather and Black Thread (a smokeless joe special!) lol!

Coffee Photos to ease the consumption of the sweet morning nectar of the gods!  8)

Questions, Comments, Constructive Criticism are always welcome!  Thanks for looking!

Rick
Rick Jorgenson

bearcatter

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June-03-23 21:06
Quote from: Rick_Jorgenson on June-03-23 21:06

I have even done a IWB for a NAA Revolver for a "Dancer" that works at a local "Gentleman's Club".  ::)  It needed an Ulti-Clip so it would attach to lace and not fall off. (I've never heard of a gun belt made of lace but thats what she said she needed)  ;)

Rick

Did she model it for you? ....  ;D
"If you get it and didn't work for it, someone else worked for it and didn't get it..."

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Uncle_Lee

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June-04-23 04:06
What a way to start the morning.
Another piece of art that some call a holster.
Sip, Sip, AHHHHH
God, Country, & Flag

LET'S GO BRANDON ( he is gone to the beach )

Rick_Jorgenson

#3
June-04-23 11:06
Quote from: bearcatter on June-03-23 21:06
Quote from: Rick_Jorgenson on June-03-23 21:06

I have even done a IWB for a NAA Revolver for a "Dancer" that works at a local "Gentleman's Club".  ::)  It needed an Ulti-Clip so it would attach to lace and not fall off. (I've never heard of a gun belt made of lace but thats what she said she needed)  ;)

Rick

Did she model it for you? ....  ;D
No, I never saw the "outfit" she wears (or doesn't)  ;)  She was a nice person and really liked her Holster and NAA Revolver!

Those places are like gambling or as I see it "flushing money down the toilet"  :o 

I save money and "play" at home with my sweet little bride  :)
Rick Jorgenson

Rick_Jorgenson

#4
June-04-23 11:06
Quote from: uncle_lee on June-04-23 04:06
What a way to start the morning.
Another piece of art that some call a holster.
Sip, Sip, AHHHHH
Thank you Uncle_Lee!  :)
Rick Jorgenson

RogueTS1

#5
June-05-23 08:06
Looks great Rick. We are one of those AIWB people. Do not have a Government model 1911 but we do carry our two Commanders AIWB as well as our Berettas 92G Centurion and Compact PX4. We have even thought of possibly carrying the Python AIWB.  ::) If the pistol in question has a hammer then we will carry it AIWB.

PS: Maybe we should have you make that Python rig for AIWB Rick?  ::)
Wounds of the flesh a surgeon's skill may heal but wounded honour is only cured with steel.

Rick_Jorgenson

#6
June-06-23 09:06
Quote from: RogueTS1 on June-05-23 08:06
Looks great Rick. We are one of those AIWB people. Do not have a Government model 1911 but we do carry our two Commanders AIWB as well as our Berettas 92G Centurion and Compact PX4. We have even thought of possibly carrying the Python AIWB.  ::) If the pistol in question has a hammer then we will carry it AIWB.

PS: Maybe we should have you make that Python rig for AIWB Rick?  ::)
The Commanders and Berettas are only 3/4" to 7/8" thick. But the PX4 has got to be 1 1/4" thick! lol! It would be like carrying a brick in your pants! lol!!  :o

Carrying AIWB comfort level is different for everyone. It depends on the users build, clothing, daily routine, amount of sitting vs. standing, etc.

If the client has panniculus adiposus carrying AIWP, or anywhere in their waistband, is going to be uncomfortable and maybe not even possible due to the fact that they may not be able to reach the grip because of the excess adipose tissue covering it.

People of "large stature" also have difficulty carrying Cross Draw. Their arms are too short to reach across their midsection to draw their gun.

And... The number of jokes that ran through my twisted mind are endless about carrying your Python AIWB!! PRICELESS! lol!  ;)
Rick Jorgenson

RogueTS1

#7
June-08-23 10:06
QuoteThe number of jokes that ran through my twisted mind are endless about carrying your Python AIWB!! PRICELESS! lol!  ;)

;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D

That is a riot!
Wounds of the flesh a surgeon's skill may heal but wounded honour is only cured with steel.

RogueTS1

#8
June-08-23 10:06
PX4 is about the same width as the 92"s.  8)
Wounds of the flesh a surgeon's skill may heal but wounded honour is only cured with steel.

Rick_Jorgenson

#9
June-09-23 06:06
Quote from: RogueTS1 on June-08-23 10:06
PX4 is about the same width as the 92"s.  8)
They have some "girth" to them, compared to other guns.

I've never shot one. The people that have them usually have several Berettas.
Rick Jorgenson

RogueTS1

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June-09-23 07:06 Last Edit: June-09-23 07:06 by RogueTS1
Very nice pistols. We have two LTT versions; and yes we do have more than a few Berettas.  ::)  They shoot very well. That rotating barrel does do something when it comes to recoil. The DA trigger is about 5 pounds and the SA trigger is about 3/3.5 pounds. They appear a bit "Blocky" but not really anymore than any other pistol. More illusion than anything.
Wounds of the flesh a surgeon's skill may heal but wounded honour is only cured with steel.
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