FL Airedale
05-25-2012, 18:36
Years ago, I carried a Beretta 21 in an ankle holster. Although the holster was expensive and made by a major manufacturer, it was uncomfortable.
Between that and realizing that a .22 wasn't my first choice for a backup gun, I got rid of the Beretta and the holster.
After doing a lot of web searches on favorite ankle holsters, I bought a DeSantis Apache Ankle rig for my Glock 26.
Yesterday I wore it just a few hours. I had it on too tight and my sock wasn't tall enough to keep all of it off my skin. It wasn't bad, but it got irritating after a while.
I put it back on 13 hours ago. This time it's a bit looser and I have a taller sock. I took the Glock out only once today, for about an hour, while I was at the range.
I'm not working today. I did spend about 3 hours in the car, went shopping a Wally World and the grocery store and took my dogs for about a 1 mile walk.
This holster is starting to get uncomfortable. The fact that it was barely noticeable for about 12 hours is great!
I'm very happy with this purchase!
Between that and realizing that a .22 wasn't my first choice for a backup gun, I got rid of the Beretta and the holster.
After doing a lot of web searches on favorite ankle holsters, I bought a DeSantis Apache Ankle rig for my Glock 26.
Yesterday I wore it just a few hours. I had it on too tight and my sock wasn't tall enough to keep all of it off my skin. It wasn't bad, but it got irritating after a while.
I put it back on 13 hours ago. This time it's a bit looser and I have a taller sock. I took the Glock out only once today, for about an hour, while I was at the range.
I'm not working today. I did spend about 3 hours in the car, went shopping a Wally World and the grocery store and took my dogs for about a 1 mile walk.
This holster is starting to get uncomfortable. The fact that it was barely noticeable for about 12 hours is great!
I'm very happy with this purchase!