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I carry a Taurus TCP .380, in cheap holster in my front pocket, recently I noticed my pants stink from the sweat build up on the holster never mind the fact the end is duck taped together made me think maybe it's time for replacement,
Any Suggestions.
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I carry the same gun in a Sticky holster. Over 2 years and zero issues.
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Alabama holster. Kydex with thumb break. Curved to your thigh so it doesn't print. Kydex won't smell or wear out. IMHO the trigger is safer too. Highly recommend.
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I use a Desantis Nemesis with S&W J and a Ruger SP101. It sticks in the pocket, and doesn't come out on the draw.
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I used an uncle mike for 10 years. A year ago switched to a kydex. I like it better, the retention and rigid covering of the trigger is a safety improvement. P3AT.
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I just ordered my Third Sticky holster the other day! I like them!
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I've used a DeSantis G3 with a Ruger LCP. Works well and fairly inexpensive. I have a Kramer horsehide for J-frames. It's a nice holster.
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I carry the same gun in a Sticky holster. Over 2 years and zero issues. ^^^This^^^ Except my gun is a Ruger LCP 380 and a Sig P365. One in each pocket. 🤠
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I've used a DeSantis Nemesis for my LCP for a couple of years, pretty happy with it. Just looked and there is almost no wear on it.
I have a Remora for the CW9 which could work for a pocket holster, but really the pistol is too big for such use.
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I use a Desantis Nemesis with S&W J and a Ruger SP101. It sticks in the pocket, and doesn't come out on the draw. This is pretty much THE pocket holster to have. It's cheap It lasts It stays in the pocket It protects the gun from sweat as much as reasonable It doesn't reform to the gun like a leather holster if it gets wet It's material does a good job hiding the outline of a gun The gun slides out easy I've probably been carrying one for ten years... daily... I've replaced once at $20... and still keep the old one as a spare.
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Well, we don't rent pigs, and it's better to say it right up front because a man who does like to rent pigs is — well, he's hard to stop.
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Oh, I carry a blued Taurus 605 in .357 Magnum or a S&W 642 in it. Mostly the Taurus. Despite the reputation, that revolver has just worked for me. Plenty of power in the woods and anywhere else. The steel frame takes some of the abuse out of the .357 in such a small gun.
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Well, we don't rent pigs, and it's better to say it right up front because a man who does like to rent pigs is — well, he's hard to stop.
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Stinky pants might not be the holster's fault.
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Stinky pants might not be the holster's fault. I was thinking that, but was trying to be politer. I have several Remora holsters, always use them as a pocket holster, and they work great.
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Galco horsehide if available. Used one for many years on a KelTec 32. Conforms great!
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Sig P238 in a Galco, works fine for me.
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DeSantis Nemisis for sure--- it just works
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I use a Desantis Nemesis with S&W J and a Ruger SP101. It sticks in the pocket, and doesn't come out on the draw. Reviews look pretty good, and they do make one for my pistol. Might pick one of those up.
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