Holster for ccw in a kilt
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Holster for ccw in a kilt
Anyone have experience with holsters that work well with a kilt. Tried sporran carry, that doesn't work well for me.
Tried a belly band as well didn't much care for that either.
Thank you in advance
Tried a belly band as well didn't much care for that either.
Thank you in advance
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Re: Holster for ccw in a kilt
Have you looked at Thunderwear or Smartcarry?
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Re: Holster for ccw in a kilt
I see a new business opportunity, CCW sized Sporan with a dedicated CCW pocket.
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Re: Holster for ccw in a kilt
Try the Air Marshall 3. It will work. here is the link. https://www.kangaroocarry.com/
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Re: Holster for ccw in a kilt
Air marshal I don't see working without a jacket.
Smart carry looks like a possibility.
Thank you.
Smart carry looks like a possibility.
Thank you.
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Re: Holster for ccw in a kilt
Garter? lace? (ref summer wear thread)
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Re: Holster for ccw in a kilt
actually there are quite a few ways to cc under a "skirt", I'll limit the options to "guy" options as I don't think you're interested in a corset....
These are just a few that I can think of real quick:
_there's the belly band that's been mentioned, be creative, don't limit it to one figure out what you didn't like and see if you can fix it, I've made several
_ another is the smart carry mentioned, popular with guys.
_there are a couple of different compression shorts out there with pockets for guns in various places some have them at the waist, some on the leg. They're nice, but you're looking at a small gun for these, anything big would be too big for the pockets. If you're interested in this option, I can look them up for you, they sell on Amazon and I'm pretty sure I have the newer cheaper one with the pockets at the waist on my list.
These are just a few that I can think of real quick:
_there's the belly band that's been mentioned, be creative, don't limit it to one figure out what you didn't like and see if you can fix it, I've made several
_ another is the smart carry mentioned, popular with guys.
_there are a couple of different compression shorts out there with pockets for guns in various places some have them at the waist, some on the leg. They're nice, but you're looking at a small gun for these, anything big would be too big for the pockets. If you're interested in this option, I can look them up for you, they sell on Amazon and I'm pretty sure I have the newer cheaper one with the pockets at the waist on my list.
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Re: Holster for ccw in a kilt
A PROPER KILT DESERVES A PROPER BBQ RIG!
You need a nice custom tooled leather gunbelt and matching holster, and a custom 1911 with mother of pearl grip panels, carried openly. Both the holster body and the mother of pearl grip panels should have your clan's crest worked into them.
You need a nice custom tooled leather gunbelt and matching holster, and a custom 1911 with mother of pearl grip panels, carried openly. Both the holster body and the mother of pearl grip panels should have your clan's crest worked into them.
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Re: Holster for ccw in a kilt
I carry in very worn smart carry when I am in sportswear pants. no one had a clue. Just do not flash it.
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The Annoyed Man wrote:A PROPER KILT DESERVES A PROPER BBQ RIG!
You need a nice custom tooled leather gunbelt and matching holster, and a custom 1911 with mother of pearl grip panels, carried openly. Both the holster body and the mother of pearl grip panels should have your clan's crest worked into them.
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Re: Holster for ccw in a kilt
As any proper Scotsman would know, raising your kilt to access a hidden gun in a drop-leg thigh holster (or a holstered .32 in a garter, for you east coast types) would expose more than you had intended.
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Re: Holster for ccw in a kilt
I'm going to paint with a broad brush here, but in my experience kilt-wearers seem to be the sort of attention-seekers who would prefer open carry.
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Does my kilt make my butt look...hey, hey, don't be lookin...well, okay, blush, you can look, just don't say anything as I'm shy...tee hee...
Tomorrow, I'm getting a new purse that matches my kilt, whoops, it's not a purse, it's (deep baritone voice) A SPORRAN!
...and (whisper) some lacy top socks too.
Tomorrow, I'm getting a new purse that matches my kilt, whoops, it's not a purse, it's (deep baritone voice) A SPORRAN!
...and (whisper) some lacy top socks too.