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04-28-2012, 01:42 AM
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A friend of mine has one and he hasn't had any problems out of his. I know the G36 is a little thicker than the keltec buy I think it might work. Idk for sure though. I wish Glock made a compact pistol like that. But no o haven't contacted Keltec about it. And I shot is just like I would my Glocks.
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04-28-2012, 11:14 AM
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One thing that no one has brought up is weight. That little Keltec .380 weighs a LOT less than a G36 .45 weighs. That little clip might work well on the .380, but I doubt you will like it on the much heavier .45. I would get a good holster for sure, wether it be a IWB or belt slide, you will better support and weight displacement than you will get from a little clip.
I have been carring concealed for 16 years now. My closet shelf is full of what I thought were good ideas, only to find out in real life they didn't work out so well. I pretty much now only carry in a Cross breed or a Tommy Theis IWB holster. I have them for my .380's, my Glocks, my Sigs and my 1911's. I would also recomend a good sturdy gun belt.
All of this is just from my experience, so take it or leave it.
Best of luck in whatever you choose to do.
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04-28-2012, 12:09 PM
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You're an accident waiting to happen.
How does that clip cover the trigger area?
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04-28-2012, 12:48 PM
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Did you see these? They both cover the trigger.
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04-29-2012, 02:31 AM
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I have a Clip-Draw on two of my Glocks. They work fine for me when all I have on is a t-shirt for concealment. I wouldn't use them on the small glocks though, not enough barrel lenght to keep the gun from moving around.
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04-29-2012, 09:39 AM
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I have one of the P3AT. So far, no malfunctions.
I can understand when a .380 may be a better choice for carry in some instances. I tried to hide a 5" 1911 government model in my speedo, but had no place to carry extra mags.
(If your carry gun is known to malfunction, then why do you carry it?)
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04-29-2012, 02:20 PM
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I think the g36 is a great idea. I have a g30 i carry iwb with a tommy theis holster and couldnt be happier. Very concealed and comfortable for all day carry
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04-29-2012, 02:48 PM
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Desantis makes an excellent back pocket holster for the P3AT and Rugers.
The whole gun drops in an it eliminates printing. You can even fire the gun in the holster. You drop it in. Rack the slide. Cocked and ready. Two holes in the side. One for middle finger to pull out and one for the trigger. You can easily index your trigger finger outside the card during draw.
Check it out. Around 40 bucks. I too have a drawer full of holsters!
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04-30-2012, 01:02 AM
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I carry my G30 IWB & OWB, depending on what I'm wearing. The G36 is a bit slimmer and should be just fine.
Stop carrying the Kel-Tec until you get it checked out. (My $.02)
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04-30-2012, 01:51 AM
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I have a G36. It weighs 27 oz with 7 rounds of 230 grain 45ACP's on board. I usually carry it at 4 0'clock iwb with the butt forward. You dont get the grip bulge when you bend and it is easier for me to draw. Also easier to access while in a car. I sometimes carry it cross draw on the belt. A lot depends on how I am dressed. A loose Hawaiian shirt covers a lot. My Ruger SR9c is just a little smaller and easier to carry. It is an ounce heavier with 11 rounds of 124 grain 9mm. Easiest to carry is my Sig P238 in a DeSantis Super Fly pocket holster or in a Remora.
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