Stickyholsters

**MAB** · 11-07-2013, 00:07

Originally Posted by WarrenGM

I havent seen one of these up close and personal, but I was wondering about carrying a glock (no external safety) 1 up in this, and whether that would be a good idea? Any feedback would be appreciated

I don't know if it's a good idea but i've been doing it for a few months now. I had to change to appendix carry due to back problems and it works well.

**PesVis** · 11-07-2013, 00:26

I have been using one with my full size M&P for more than a month now and I love it. Very comfortable and versatile. It has it's limitations with reholstering, but I can live with it. I'm thinking of maybe making some sort of kydex insert which just keeps it open to allow for easy reholstering

**Raw1** · 11-07-2013, 01:24

Where can you purchase these since Nic Yale dont sell to the public anymore?

**Wanderin' Zero** · 11-07-2013, 07:01

Try Tac Shac.

**sethm87** · 11-07-2013, 07:54

Dave Sheer has a few in stock as well.

**TriggerFish** · 12-07-2013, 07:20

Originally Posted by PesVis

I have been using one with my full size M&P for more than a month now and I love it. Very comfortable and versatile. It has it's limitations with reholstering, but I can live with it. I'm thinking of maybe making some sort of kydex insert which just keeps it open to allow for easy reholstering

Maybe some kydex to keep the trigger nice and secure would also be a good idea?

**d7e7r7** · 21-07-2014, 16:11

Anyone know who stocks these in Cape Town?

**Nicyale** · 21-07-2014, 19:53

Originally Posted by d7e7r7

Anyone know who stocks these in Cape Town?

City Guns and Wildman have ordered them, but not the whole range. Which one, or for which gun?

**Stefan K** · 21-07-2014, 20:05

I have no qualms about carrying carrying 1 up in a stickyholster. You wont be able to pull the trigger even if you try to force a finger through the side. It does take more care when re-holstering, but nothing dangerous.