AIWB Holsters - So Many to Choose From!

[druryj]

In the past couple of years, it appears that AIWB has become more popular. I know it sure works for me! I now carry that way the vast majority of the time. And so, my questions are:
1. Which holster(s) do you like for AIWB?
2. Do you think that wedge thingee or some kinda dingus really helps “push the butt of the gun in” or is it an unnecessary add-on?


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[Pstmstr]

In the past couple of years, it appears that AIWB has become more popular. I know it sure works for me! I now carry that way the vast majority of the time. And so, my questions are:
1. Which holster(s) do you like for AIWB?
2. Do you think that wedge thingee or some kinda dingus really helps “push the butt of the gun in” or is it an unnecessary add-on?


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I carry a Glock 43 in a Keepers Concealment Errand. Disclaimer, I made this one when I worked with Spencer and Stacy for a while. I’m tall and skinny and never had been able to carry AIWB comfortably until using this holster. For me, the small wedge pushes the butt of the gun in enough for easy concealment. It’s easy to carry, comfortable, and fast to get a firing grip on the pistol.

For anyone carrying or considering carrying using this method I’d recommend Spencer’s AIWB class. We tend to spend a lot of money on guns and holsters but very little on training. I’ve taken lots of classes from some of the best trainers in the business. He has a passion for it and it’s by far the best training money I’ve ever spent.


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[DRC458]

I've thought about AIWB carry but, honestly, I don't believe I would ever try it without taking Spencer's class. I'm kinda' skeptical. It seems like with one little slip-up, I could become 'gender neutral.'

 

[Pstmstr]

I've thought about AIWB carry but, honestly, I don't believe I would ever try it without taking Spencer's class. I'm kinda' skeptical. It seems like with one little slip-up, I could become 'gender neutral.'

I thought the same thing. I wouldn’t carry any other way now. The class is worth it and you will have confidence in the method.


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[DRC458]

I thought the same thing. I wouldn’t carry any other way now. The class is worth it and you will have confidence in the method.


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But ... but ... if I do that, I've gotta' buy a whole 'nother set of holsters! Well, that is, if I owned any handguns.

 

[Shadowrider]

I've thought about AIWB carry but, honestly, I don't believe I would ever try it without taking Spencer's class. I'm kinda' skeptical. It seems like with one little slip-up, I could become 'gender neutral.'

It'll definitely make your holstering a "conscious" act. But like pstmstr it's about the only way I carry now. It's also why I started down the DA/SA path, but not the only reason either. I have an Errand and two other Keepers.

 

[Pstmstr]

If you owned any handguns and if you carried them in a holster, imagine yourself driving and accessing the gun if you had one if needed. Now imagine drawing imaginary handgun from appendix. Spencer needs to give me a commission for all this advertising I’m doing for him.


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[druryj]

No doubt that Keepers are great holsters. But are there others out there worth a look?


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[indi]

I recently picked up a floodlight by Phlster. I can carry just about any handgun I can get my tlr1 on. So far it’s been.a czp07, glocks 19 17 34, fnp 45 tactical. I think the wedge does help but is not as necessary as the method used to tilt the bottom of the grip into you. Phlster has a thingy on the side that presses against the belt in a way to tilt the gun into you., if you know what I mean. I have a keepers holster that does this as well. It makes a difference, I believe.

 

[RickN]

Being larger than life, I can not carry like that. If I can keep up the weight loss then maybe someday.