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  • c good
    Veteran Member
    • Oct 2005
    • 2696

    I.W.B. for overweight and a Hellcat.

    I'm 5'7", 215. Stocky build. S.A. Hellcat. I'm leaning towards I.W.B. 3 or 4 o'clock or Appendix if I can find the right holster. Any suggestions?

    Also open to other methods of carry. Belly Band, pocket carry, etc. Thanks for any suggestions.



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    G-forceJunkie
    Calguns Addict
    • Jul 2010
    • 6463

    Crossbreed Supertuck (with speed cut). Similar would be the Galico Kingtuk but I believe they stopped making those. The wide backing of this style of holster I find the most comfortable for bigger guys for IWB carry. Note that is is not a holster that is easy to take off and put on, its a "put on in the morning and take off in the evening" holster. If constant removal and rearming during the day is important, choose something else.
    Shop the SuperTuck® holster online at CrossBreed Holsters. Our SuperTuck® IWB holster is the most comfortable IWB holster on the market. Buy your SuperTuck® holster from CrossBreed Holsters today!

    I don't know exactaly how big the hellcat but if it is the same as a Sig 365 or Glock 43, I have found the Galico Horsehide Pocket holster the only one that works well for pocket carry
    The Front Pocket Holster is designed for front pocket carry in pants or a jacket. The Front Pocket Holster keeps the firearm in the same general position so you can quickly locate the grip when you need to draw, conceals the shape of the gun so that its

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      P5Ret
      Calguns Addict
      • Oct 2010
      • 6390

      Before I lost around 65 pounds, I tried a couple different IWB holsters for my P365xl. The only one I found to be comfortable enough was the Crossbreed type that has wide leather backing. Although the I think more important is a solid belt, and get your pants a size up. Although that is kind of a pain when you aren't carrying. Belly bands never worked well for me some people may have better luck with them than I did. I've never tried pocket carry with an auto, that's where my J frame comes into play. My go to now is a OWB pancake type holster, I think it's a DeSantis I grabbed at an LGS that was closing down a few years back.

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      • #4
        ST22
        Member
        • Sep 2011
        • 284

        First, 5'8", was 265, now around 217. When more heavy, I put the money into a Tucker and Byrd DC1 holster. Hybrid, leather and Boltaron. I don't think you'll find better quality and they are a dream fit. I was at the 4:00 and comfortable all day.

        That said, now in the 217 area, still use the Tucker and Byrd (http://www.tuckerandbyrdholsters.com) I've acted on a recommendation for the Phlster Enigma Express for my Hellcat Micro. Can't endorse these guys enough. Comfort all day and out of the way in the appendix position. Great support and a bunch of videos to get it set up right. If anything, spend time on their site or YouTube Phlster Enigma Express and you can get a really good picture of the concept and advantages. I've been practicing my draw from it and find it works very well for me.

        Oh, to further on the Phlster (https://www.phlsterholsters.com/enigma-express-beltless-holster?srsltid=AfmBOop379ZE8ZGHFs9rVDmoDDZ96XXMRp zkhbh8h_2NLPd0oz03WD7z) I recommend getting the sport belt as it makes it super comfy.

        Pic below is the DC1 with my Hellcat in it, the other is the DC5 for same gun. Just a shame to wear concealed as they look great. Feel even better.
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