New IWB holster (Clinger Stingray)

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Ruark
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New IWB holster (Clinger Stingray)

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Just got my first IWB holster. I never thought I'd have an IWB, but this one changed my mind. Clinger is a somewhat new company, still assembling these one at a time. Takes 2-3 weeks to get it, but it's worth the wait. Just $39 plus about $6 shipping. Lifetime warranty.

My model is the "Stingray" with the 1 1/2" clip and 15 degree forward cant.

It's secure and comfortable, and holds the gun SMACK against your body. Even a snug t-shirt won't print it. The Kydex is molded specifically to the gun, and retention is adjustable. Wonderful, wonderful. Check this company out; I think they have a great future.
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Crash
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Re: New IWB holster (Clinger Stingray)

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Ruark wrote:Just got my first IWB holster. I never thought I'd have an IWB, but this one changed my mind. Clinger is a somewhat new company, still assembling these one at a time. Takes 2-3 weeks to get it, but it's worth the wait. Just $39 plus about $6 shipping. Lifetime warranty.

My model is the "Stingray" with the 1 1/2" clip and 15 degree forward cant.

It's secure and comfortable, and holds the gun SMACK against your body. Even a snug t-shirt won't print it. The Kydex is molded specifically to the gun, and retention is adjustable. Wonderful, wonderful. Check this company out; I think they have a great future.
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clinger3.jpg
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Ruark,

I see that you're carrying at about the 3:30 position. Do they make an IWB version for appendix carry?

Crash
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