[undeRGRound]

In Dollar General. Some sort of pocket holster, the clip hung over the edge of the pocket.
Looked pretty decent in there, the holster had an old 5 star Sheriff symbol on it like the old westerns. Nice to see someone OC a C9! :thumbsup:

 

[Hipointer]

In Dollar General. Some sort of pocket holster, the clip hung over the edge of the pocket.
Looked pretty decent in there, the holster had an old 5 star Sheriff symbol on it like the old westerns. Nice to see someone OC a C9! :thumbsup:

OC would be about the only way I could carry my C9, for I have only that style of holster for it. My C9 and CF380 have been very good shooters for me, so I would have no problem carrying one of them for protection...I tend to carry revolvers more than anything else though. Just like the snubs the best, I guess.

 

[undeRGRound]

@Hipointer were you in Dollar G @moleville yesterday?? :rotfl:

 

[Hipointer]

@Hipointer were you in Dollar G @moleville yesterday?? :rotfl:

Nope, but I should have been...

 

[Panzercat]

LOL I tried to OC a C9 once. Felt like a depleted uranium brick strapped to my hip

 

[Dubar]

Obviously he hasn't read cicpup's firearm's rule:

Hi-Points are like fat chicks. They'll eat whatever you feed them and bang whenever you want, but you still don't want your friends to see you with one.

 

[moona11]

LOL I tried to OC a C9 once. Felt like a depleted uranium brick strapped to my hip

And you kept finding yourself walking in a circle

 

[Twisty]

And you kept finding yourself walking in a circle

Quit exaggerating. It just causes you to lean a little. It's the ankle holster that causes you to walk in circles.

 

[adam01364]

Just like the ol' ball & chain...

 

[Twisty]

Just like the ol' ball & chain...

Don't talk about your wife that way. She may be looking over your shoulder.

 

[dwhite]

I had someone tell me once, for a carry gun, get something cheap and proven reliable. Run a few boxes of ammo through it and make sure it's 100%. If you ever have to use it it could be a few years before you get it back. I'd probably miss a Hi-Point a lot less than say a Kimber Custom Carry.

 

[cicpup]

I had someone tell me once, for a carry gun, get something cheap and proven reliable. Run a few boxes of ammo through it and make sure it's 100%. If you ever have to use it it could be a few years before you get it back. I'd probably miss a Hi-Point a lot less than say a Kimber Custom Carry.

I have a $300 purchase limit on any carry. I figure it's what I can afford to lose and still have something I can rely on.