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Old September 25, 2004, 04:08 PM   #1
PsychoSword
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Is there a such thing as an IWB "flap" holster?

Something that covers the gun in case your shirt rides up?
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Old September 25, 2004, 11:25 PM   #2
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I haven't seen anything like this in my admittedly few (four) years of shooting and carrying. I think I've searched all over for IWBs and nothing flappy has presented itself, to my memory.

Good luck, though.

Maybe a holster making TFL member can make one for you.

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Old November 17, 2004, 05:25 PM   #3
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Easy 'nuff:

Get a tuckable IWB, tuck your undershirt into it. Then your outer shirt (polo, dress, whatever) can be worn tucked or untucked and if it rides up when untucked, it's still covered by something much more 'natural' looking than a flap.

That said, I love my Tucker "ANSWER" IWB--combo of kydex and leather, with the soft leather against the skin, it keeps the slide from jabbing into my side. I wear it 12+ hours every day, with everything from T-shirts to dress shirts. Super comfy.
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