[Amsdorf]

Originally Posted by danolator

Oh BTW, I really like the way you reinforce basics like grip and sighting on this vid. Thanks.

Hey, thanks, just wish I could practice what I preach a lot better!!

: )

[danolator]

I carry an LCP in my mountain bike under-the-seat pack and in a belly band sometimes. It took a heck of a lot of rounds to get reasonably good with it. They're fun though.

[yogiboobooranger]

I carry an LCP in my right front pocket at all times in a wallet holster. It is my fastest reload and if circumstances dictate, my primary sneeky pete pistol if it is obvious that I cannot draw my primary CCW in time. When I am in areas where I feel the need for a gun in hand, my right front pocket is a good place to put my shooting hand where I can grasp the LCP and no one is the wiser, but it can be brought to bear in a flash. I have a laser on it too should that be needed.

[Amsdorf]

What is the brand of the holster you use?

[yogiboobooranger]

Uncle George's wallet holster..I have a laserlyte laser mounted on the side of the LCP which is activated by a button on the side..so to prevent it from being activated when in the holster, I made a hole in the backing for the button to sit. Works great! I could even have the gun in my pocket at work with no one being the wiser. Of course you could do the same thing with a P3AT Keltec. Go here for the Uncle George's wallet holsters:http://www.unclegeorgeswalletholsters.com/Pages/default.aspx

[Amsdorf]

Just ordered one of George's holster.

How does it feel sitting down with it on?

[yogiboobooranger]

I use it in my right front pocket..feels like you have a wallet in there and does not bother me when sitting. I usually do not care for anything in my front pockets at all but this does not bother me in the least. It goes in the pocket when I get dressed and stays there till I change clothes or...

[cnorman18]

Posted this elsewhere, I better post it here too:

Wallet holsters are illegal under Federal law; a gun in a wallet holster is classified as an NFA firearm, and must be registered with the Feds just like a full-automatic weapon or a suppressor.

Here is the word, straight from the United States Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms: you'll see the passage on page five and continuing on page six.

http://www.atf.gov/publications/newsletters/ffl/ffl-newsletter-1997-08.pdf

Sorry about that. I don't want my gun wrapped in anything when I fire it, anyway, myself. I want it firmly in my hand.

[cnorman18]

Originally Posted by cnorman18

Posted this elsewhere, I better post it here too:

Wallet holsters are illegal under Federal law; a gun in a wallet holster is classified as an NFA firearm, and must be registered with the Feds just like a full-automatic weapon or a suppressor.

Here is the word, straight from the United States Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms: you'll see the passage on page five and continuing on page six.

http://www.atf.gov/publications/newsletters/ffl/ffl-newsletter-1997-08.pdf

Sorry about that. I don't want my gun wrapped in anything when I fire it, anyway, myself. I want it firmly in my hand.

Before someone corrects me, this doesn't apply to the Uncle George wallet holster. My error; sorry, everybody.

[yogiboobooranger]

Originally Posted by cnorman18

Before someone corrects me, this doesn't apply to the Uncle George wallet holster. My error; sorry, everybody.

If you had not posted your correction I was ready to chastise you. But you meant well and thanks for letting us know.