Urban Carry Holster (total concealment) with Sig Sauer P938

[Halveye]

http://youtu.be/ZMhZy6ugRYU

The short video above is for an Urban Carry Holster in small, for a Sig Sauer P938. I've been wearing it for about two months right under the right front pocket (I also carry a money clip in this pocket), and it's pretty comfortable and easy to draw, either dominant or non-dominant hand. With the Sig there is minimal print (smaller gun). I purchased one of their gun belts (good and stiff), which is definitely necessary for proper pull (I tried another leather belt that wasn't specifically made for guns and it worked, but the setup wasn't as stable on the hip). It does become easier to pull and prints less as the leather conforms to not only the gun, but your body. I've seen a couple of reviews where the reviewer had only used the setup for a couple of days or so (not long enough to break in) and felt that there was too much printing and it was hard to pull (I believe the reviewer was using a webbed belt, which wasn't stiff enough).

I purchased a large version of the holster as well to try and use with a Glock 21, but it was more noticeable (very large gun) and required me to grasp the belt with one hand and pull with the other, whereas the Sig comes out with no issue one handed (I ended up giving the large to my brother to use with his full size 1911, which worked well). I do think this set-up is probably better suited to a single stack weapon like a 1911 frame, vs. a modular double stack frame. I've seen a couple of reviews where people said it was hard to pull, and the reviewer was using a double stack weapon. Overall I was impressed (will be wearing this for the long haul), but I do think the utility of this set-up is highly dependent on the gun and the body type of the person wearing it.


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[jkwithawave]

That's just an odd holster imo. Can you draw it sitting down or any other position besides standing?

 

[Halveye]

It wouldn't be impossible to draw seated, but difficult with larger guns. This setup is probably best suited as a backup to a primary weapon/IWB/OWB. That being said, I only carry one gun and this suits me well.

 

[Metalhed2434]

I saw an ad for the Urban Carry on youtube, seems like it's pretty nice. It looks like you can only get it from their site, and the wait times are currently kind of long, but I wouldn't mind giving one a shot....I have a Glock 27, might be a bit on the larger side. Have you ever pulled up on it too hard and had your gun flop out? I guess that is the only thing that might worry me, but it's hard to judge just from videos.

 

[Halveye]

Truthfully, after you break the holster in and the leather starts conforming to your gun, the likelihood of it flying out is minimal. But, like with any rig, as long a you practice, you'll know how to pull just right. The wait time for me was probably about two weeks around Christmas.