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    So if somehow I can get a CCW here in Cali, I'll be carrying my new boomstick
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    Should make for a nice carry piece. I carry a G27 with a +1 mag.

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    I like sigs, and the p239 is a good gun.

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    have you got a holster and belt yet?

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    Quote Originally Posted by wileyCoyote View Post
    have you got a holster and belt yet?
    Not yet, but I am checking out the hybrid belly belt.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ed Blown Vert View Post
    Not yet, but I am checking out the hybrid belly belt.
    ...not sure what that is, ...i'm assuming a belly band of sorts?

    ...if you want to look into conventional belts, i'd recommend these folks A Better Belt USA. i got two of their belts fairly recently to replace my worn out carry belt... went w/ double stiching option, and their turnaround was quick!

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    Good luck with the CCW Ed. They won't even take applications here in NJ.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Zinergy View Post
    I like sigs, and the p239 is a good gun.
    I just got a chance to shoot it. Less recoil I expected with the .40
    It shoots pretty well.


    Quote Originally Posted by wileyCoyote View Post
    ...not sure what that is, ...i'm assuming a belly band of sorts?

    ...if you want to look into conventional belts, i'd recommend these folks A Better Belt USA. i got two of their belts fairly recently to replace my worn out carry belt... went w/ double stiching option, and their turnaround was quick!
    Yep, but it adds a crossbreed holster. So you can reholster it one handed.
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    Quote Originally Posted by 2002ssslp View Post
    Good luck with the CCW Ed. They won't even take applications here in NJ.
    They are taking them, but no processing till its final.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Zinergy View Post
    I like sigs, and the p239 is a good gun.
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    I've heard so many people say that the MTAC Minotaur is the best CC holster on the market. Might take a look at those. It's expensive, but you can get different outer clamshell pieces so you can adapt the holster to different guns as you buy something else.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ed Blown Vert View Post
    I just got a chance to shoot it. Less recoil I expected with the .40
    It shoots pretty well.
    Have you shot .40s before? Are you comparing it to another .40 cal that had more recoil? The .40 doesn't really have too much recoil. As long as you can control the ".40 cal snap" an get back on target well enough it is a great round IMO.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 5.0THIS View Post
    I've heard so many people say that the MTAC Minotaur is the best CC holster on the market. Might take a look at those. It's expensive, but you can get different outer clamshell pieces so you can adapt the holster to different guns as you buy something else.
    I need more of a IWB holster. I never wear a belt. Most of the time I am in shorts.

    Quote Originally Posted by Zinergy View Post
    Have you shot .40s before? Are you comparing it to another .40 cal that had more recoil? The .40 doesn't really have too much recoil. As long as you can control the ".40 cal snap" an get back on target well enough it is a great round IMO.
    Never shot a .40 cal. I should have said snap not recoil. The main reason I got a .40 is I can run .357 or 9mm in the same frame.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ed Blown Vert View Post
    I need more of a IWB holster. I never wear a belt. Most of the time I am in shorts.

    Umm, it is for inside the waistband. And most good IWB holsters require a belt. Guess you need to start wearing one
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    I wear a belt pretty much anytime I carry. The added weight of the firearm alone justifies the use of the belt. Even if the gun isn't directly strapped to the belt it is still adding weight to your pants.

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    ...you'll need a good belt suitable for carry (i recommend www.abetterbeltusa.com ), and make sure you size it properly per the instructions when ordering... you'll also need to make sure your "shorts" or whatever are big and comfortable enough to accomodate an IWB holster (generally need 1"-2" more in the waist size)...

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    That's why I was looking at a belly band. I never wear a belt.
    In the event I wear jeans, I guess I could wear a belt.
    But this is San Diego, shorts and t-shirts.

    I would really hate to downgrade to a very small .380 for pocket carry.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ed Blown Vert View Post
    That's why I was looking at a belly band. I never wear a belt.
    In the event I wear jeans, I guess I could wear a belt.
    But this is San Diego, shorts and t-shirts.

    I would really hate to downgrade to a very small .380 for pocket carry.
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    ...wear your shorts, ...with a (gun) belt !

    my concerns about a bellyband would be; how good is the retention? (does it shift around); how easy is it to draw? does it feel like a brick in my drawers?

    ...seriously, ...there's a reason carry on the waist is recommended by virtually all self-defense professionals/trainers...

    you'll have to buy clothes (generally your pants/shorts/whatever) a tad bit large and a good (gun) belt...

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    Quote Originally Posted by wileyCoyote View Post
    ......seriously, ...there's a reason carry on the waist is recommended by virtually all self-defense professionals/trainers...
    And why you never hear of anyone actually using or recommending a belly band. There are compromises to conceal carrying. Perfectly sized clothes, fashion, practicality, effectiveness, and comfort don't all necessarily go hand in hand.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 5.0THIS View Post
    And why you never hear of anyone actually using or recommending a belly band. There are compromises to conceal carrying. Perfectly sized clothes, fashion, practicality, effectiveness, and comfort don't all necessarily go hand in hand.
    ..yep, ...the bellyband thing might be a nice option for deep-cover backup, ...but for primary defense, i sure want it w/in easy access, and that generally means secured on a good belt... also, ...i'm not sure i'd want to one-handed reholster in a belly band!?!?!

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