Handgun holder

[dave07]

I have yet to see a good way to carry in a vehicle. Most mounting options seem to have at least one fatal flaw. Best way imo is to have it on your persons.

 

 

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[Jon A]

I personally feel much safer without a gun.

 

And there's nothing wrong with that. My wife is terrified of snakes. Even non-poisonous, small, harmless ones. Terrified.

 

Anyway guys, I got a Gum Creek "concealed holster:"

 

 

 

That's a rather large Glock 35 with a TLR-1 light on it. That's not a snap on the flap, but a magnetic catch. It stays closed but can easily (and quietly) be opened with a finger without looking.

 

They have some different mounting options, I ended up making my own bracket that snaps on the plastic right there. It's a pain to get on and off but I'm used to it there now so I just leave it. You can't tell if the gun is in the pouch or not when closed so there's no need to remove it.

[16chevy1500]

 

And there's nothing wrong with that. My wife is terrified of snakes. Even non-poisonous, small, harmless ones. Terrified.

 

Anyway guys, I got a Gum Creek "concealed holster:"

 

 

 

That's a rather large Glock 35 with a TLR-1 light on it. That's not a snap on the flap, but a magnetic catch. It stays closed but can easily (and quietly) be opened with a finger without looking.

 

They have some different mounting options, I ended up making my own bracket that snaps on the plastic right there. It's a pain to get on and off but I'm used to it there now so I just leave it. You can't tell if the gun is in the pouch or not when closed so there's no need to remove it.

 

That is awesome!!

[Boardmember]

Inside my console compartment (bucket seats), there's a set-in tray and a skinny tray mounted to the front of the compartment. I have a boot/holster with a IWB clip that I clip onto the skinny tray. My G43 is readily accessible from there if needed and hidden when not needed.