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I'd go for the hip holster. I got my concealed carry holster from www.highnoonholsters.com (excellent customer service too btw!), Hidden Ally model, and it's awesome! A friend of mine got his permit and I recommended that holster to him, and he loves it too! It's a tuckable under the shirt holster, and even my wife can't tell most of the time, and she knows what to look for!
I've been looking at a SOB (small of back) holster lately, I'd like that one. The only issue I'd have with a shoulder holster is that it basically requires you to keep your jacket on all the time, which in a place like here (Arizona), that's not the best thing when you get off the bike!
Oh and this is my 1000th post! WOOHOO!
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"One thing to note about the PT111 Pro is that when you buy a holster, buy one for the PT145. When the new Pro series came out they made them thicker than the older series and holster companies have not made the switch yet. I found out the hard way and had to return the first holster that I bought and get one for the PT145. The PT145 was made thicker in the earlier series of pistols and so the new pistols will fit the holsters for the 145."
I don't know if that helps you or not, but there it is.
The gun dealer was saying something about that....THANKS
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ORIGINAL: Street_Dennis
Here's something from a gun site:
"One thing to note about the PT111 Pro is that when you buy a holster, buy one for the PT145. When the new Pro series came out they made them thicker than the older series and holster companies have not made the switch yet. I found out the hard way and had to return the first holster that I bought and get one for the PT145. The PT145 was made thicker in the earlier series of pistols and so the new pistols will fit the holsters for the 145."
I don't know if that helps you or not, but there it is.
"One thing to note about the PT111 Pro is that when you buy a holster, buy one for the PT145. When the new Pro series came out they made them thicker than the older series and holster companies have not made the switch yet. I found out the hard way and had to return the first holster that I bought and get one for the PT145. The PT145 was made thicker in the earlier series of pistols and so the new pistols will fit the holsters for the 145."
I don't know if that helps you or not, but there it is.
Way to go on 1K. I had an SOB; it's no good if you do a lot of sitting. Take a look at older cops, there's nothing on the back of their belts. It hurts after a while, but if you'll be on your feet or only sitting intermittently, SOB's are pretty nice.
I have about every type of holster you can name. My shoulder holsters I don't use much out in the desert, up north they were fine. The shoulder holster does tend to shift when bending over, exposing it. I prefer a high-ride slide holster in FBI cant, strong side, or a SOB for smaller handguns, like my Sig 230 or S&W model 60. Try different holsters and see how they feel to you. I would start with the FBI cant first, very comfortable and fast draw.
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