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Qtiphky · August 14, 2011, 08:53 PM

I have a Fobus paddle holster for my two 1911's and a S&W Model 66-1 4" 357 mag revolver. I have a Blackhawk SERPA for my Sig P229. I prefer the Fobus as they hold the pistols higher and tighter to my body. The Serpa is safer in that it is a pain in the ass to try and get off my belt when I am done, but it doesn't ride as high or tight. I will probably get a Fobus paddle for each of my handguns eventually, but I don't think they are truly designed for conceal carry.

I was carrying the 357 this weekend with just a t-shirt hanging over it and my buddy didn't notice until I tucked my shirt in.

I have IWB holsters for conceal carry. A Bianchi for my Walther PPK/s and I have ordered a Cross Breed Super Tuck for my Beretta 92FS Compact.

August 14, 2011, 08:53 PM	#11
Qtiphky Senior Member Join Date: December 11, 2008 Location: Upper Michigan, above the Mackinac Bridge Posts: 568	Love mine I have a Fobus paddle holster for my two 1911's and a S&W Model 66-1 4" 357 mag revolver. I have a Blackhawk SERPA for my Sig P229. I prefer the Fobus as they hold the pistols higher and tighter to my body. The Serpa is safer in that it is a pain in the ass to try and get off my belt when I am done, but it doesn't ride as high or tight. I will probably get a Fobus paddle for each of my handguns eventually, but I don't think they are truly designed for conceal carry. I was carrying the 357 this weekend with just a t-shirt hanging over it and my buddy didn't notice until I tucked my shirt in. I have IWB holsters for conceal carry. A Bianchi for my Walther PPK/s and I have ordered a Cross Breed Super Tuck for my Beretta 92FS Compact.