High-riding ankle holster - with boots

[Norman]

I've kept a PM9 in the inner pocket of cargo pants(Truspec TRU's), and I bet they'll fit those. If you're around the metro we can meet and you can try it. I'm not a fan of ankle carry, but the Ankle Glove by Galco was pretty comfy. IDK if it'll get as high as you want though

 

[okietom]

I just got a blackhawk IWB with a retention strap from Midway. It has a single clip and if there was one that fit a smaller pistol it might work clipped to the top of a boot. It only cost $14.29. Take a look, it might work if the top of your boot is stiff enough.

 

[tRidiot]

Can't carry it in the boot. Tried earlier today with the slim gun and even that was just way too cumbersome and bulky, even without a holster. If I'm going to do it, I'm going to have to go with something small enough to ride beside my calf, above the boot.

I'm beginning to think I am just going to have to continue to go completely defenseless at work.

I've got a clip-on belt folder with a thumbstud, but that won't really do much in a pinch. <sigh>

 

[David2012]

A LCP in either a Vee neck T-shirt carrier or concealment shorts... so lite and un-noticable, even you won't know your weapon is there after a day or two of wearing it on the job.

http://masterofconcealment.com/pgro...rTech+UnderCover+Concealment+Shorts/?return=?

 

[HiredHand]

Galco makes a boot extender for their ankle rigs. http://www.usgalco.com/HolsterP3.asp?ProductID=2400&CatalogID=294

Patrol Technologies in Tulsa carries Desantis ankle holsters. Desantis also makes an extender for their ankle holsters.

 

[Norman]

Idk how tight you wear your shirts, but maybe a LCP in a mecharness and holster?

 

[Glock 'em down]

Why can't you just pocket carry?

 

[oklacowboy]

I thought of one more thing you might try. It didn't work for me because my jeans are too tight. Try putting your ankle holster on the outside of your boot. That works on a lace-up boot. If the bottom of your pants are loose enough it might work for you. You just have to pull it real tight on the outside of your boot.