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  • #46
    blockfort
    Senior Member
    • Oct 2011
    • 1183

    Originally posted by mrboma
    Blockfort,

    I still have a feeling your holster retention is set too tight, however I think I found what your looking for. I have NO idea if this would be legal for IDPA.



    Now that looks HORRIBLY uncomfortable for the frank and beans, but it does look to secure the holster to your upper leg as well as your belt.



    Just a simple safariland adapter and some velcro.


    Hope this helps...
    Regards,
    Mike
    My holster is very loose. The problem is that my hips taper up toward my waist. Any movement of the belt makes it want to slide up. I'm not sure about the thigh strap either, but I don't think it's allowed. I'll check today.

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    • #47
      wpod
      Senior Member
      • Apr 2014
      • 2395

      Stirrup pants.
      Or low-rise skinny jeans.
      Your crotch will stop your pants from riding up.

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      • #48
        blockfort
        Senior Member
        • Oct 2011
        • 1183

        Originally posted by wpod
        Stirrup pants.
        Or low-rise skinny jeans.
        Your crotch will stop your pants from riding up.

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        If you see me wearing skinny jeans, please set me out amongst the cardboard targets.

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        • #49
          blasterp7
          Senior Member
          • Jan 2009
          • 544

          Check out Milt Sparks belts - Been using for 20+ years and never had an issue. Of course I am a little heftier than you.....

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          • #50
            j15w
            Senior Member
            • Feb 2011
            • 869

            Grow some love handles.
            It was just an old plywood boat, with a '75 Johnson, with electric choke. A young boy, two hands on the wheel, I can't replace the way it made me feel.

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