Need A Lazy Dude Holster For A Sig...

[gaijin]

Sweat pants/gym shorts I use a Fanny pack for Sig P365.
And yes, I’ve given up.

[Arik]

In situations like this I’ve sometimes found it less hassle to just sling a rifle over my shoulder instead of carrying a handgun by hand from room to room.
Not to plant an unpleasant mental image in anyone’s heads but there have been several instances during particularly hot summer days of me sitting under an umbrella on my back porch in boxer briefs with my feet up and an AR within reach on the table.

I'm not too concerned about inside the house. More so for when running out for something. Even though this area you're more likely to get run over by a soccer mom in a Tesla or G-wagon ....still people sometimes loose their shit and go out in public. So I just like to grab something when going for a quick trip to the store.

The only neighborhood concerns I have are the 12 year old girl walking her Rottweiler when I'm walking my dog. If that dog decides it doesn't like mine the girl is along for the ride.

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[ViniVidivici]

For sweatpants with a drawstring, any high quality clip-on AIWB is the ticket.

No drawstring? I would second the enigma, or a belt on under the pants, with same said AIWB.

[jsbhike]

For sweatpants with a drawstring, any high quality clip-on AIWB is the ticket.

No drawstring? I would second the enigma, or a belt on under the pants, with same said AIWB.

I bet the under belt will be the universal best idea.

Horseshoe(IIRC) used to make a set up like that holding the holster to the under belt via Velcro and further supporter by the outer clothes, but not seeing it on his site today and looks like health problems are over taking him.

http://www.holsters.org/

A US company makes a through the loops belt and holster that connect via Velcro. The holster would get you half way there, but drawing a blank at the monent on which company makes it.

[Bogart]

This ^ Surprisingly comfortable but it has its annoying qualities, specifically the leg strap thing. I have it and kinda gave up on it but this is a me problem not the product. The holster I got didn't quite work, need a different type, the leg strap is annoying but aftermarket is available and supposedly better. However, I'm not the type to constantly change things out, I don't have patience, interest or desire for that if it doesn't work out the box I loose interest.

The leg strap does initially take some getting used to and tweaking avoid it being TQ tight, but also not so loose it feels like it's falling down your leg. Once the sweet spot is achieved it's a non-issue and you will have a system that allows you to better retain your gun than some type of pouch or clipped on holster, should that need arise. Also you have a real holster and can re-holster easily if required. The system is a belt and AIWB holster system, it just doesn't rely on your clothes to do anything other than hide the gun. It is well worth its price tag.

[Arik]

The leg strap does initially take some getting used to and tweaking avoid it being TQ tight, but also not so loose it feels like it's falling down your leg. Once the sweet spot is achieved it's a non-issue and you will have a system that allows you to better retain your gun than some type of pouch or clipped on holster, should that need arise. Also you have a real holster and can re-holster easily if required. The system is a belt and AIWB holster system, it just doesn't rely on your clothes to do anything other than hide the gun. It is well worth its price tag.

Problem is it starts to slide down over time unless I tighten it enough to cut of blood flow. Once it slides down walking becomes a little awkward. I can't walk around my block without it sliding down.

The holster I have is a real holster but it turns out the holes are to high up so the grip of the gun ends up being at just barely above the belt.

This is why I hate these things. Things you can't try before you buy. I don't want to spend several hundred just finding the correct holster. Now I have to spend another $70 +/- on a different holster hoping that it will be correct hight and correct whatever else. So at this point I'm in it the $90 or so for the belt thing and another $70 for the holster that a completely useless in this context and have to throw more money at it. At this point I'll be into carrying the gun about the same as im in the gun.

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[Buncheong]

H/T to OP as I am trying to select a suitable holster for CCW as well, and thanks to all who posted. This thread is a gold mine of helpful information.

[titsonritz]

Provided you are comfortable with AIWB the PHLSTER Enigma is exactly what you are searching for. Don’t waste your time with anything else.

https://www.phlsterholsters.com/shop/phlster-enigma/

This, plus one of their holsters, or a JM Custom, Dark Star, etc. will do everything you are looking for.

Lounging in sweats? Yes. Concealed under tucked in shirts in a non-permissive job environment? Yes. Trail running, burpees, pull-ups, etc.? Yes. Ask me how I know all of this.

The system works entirely independently of your wardrobe and *stays in place.*. You could technically carry a gun in the buff if you were so inclined, though that would probably catch the eye of LE when you run to the store.

This is the route I'm headed for a "lazy dude holster", there is a thread going on it...
https://www.m4carbine.net/showthread...PHLster-Enigma

[SteyrAUG]

As far as options you didn't directly mention, you do have the option of switching to an IWB holster with a lighter/smaller weapon. I use the p365xl for this purpose.

I'm not trying to move to anything smaller.

[SteyrAUG]

In situations like this I’ve sometimes found it less hassle to just sling a rifle over my shoulder instead of carrying a handgun by hand from room to room.
Not to plant an unpleasant mental image in anyone’s heads but there have been several instances during particularly hot summer days of me sitting under an umbrella on my back porch in boxer briefs with my feet up and an AR within reach on the table.

Iowa is open carry, including rifles and I have been THIS close to slinging a Mp5k-PDW on my shoulder and rolling that, but it's gonna ping too many people.

https://www.thewilderness.com/safepa...lment-holster/

Also, a fairly good out in the woods holster. Slides over a backpack hip belt and has the mini shoulder sling in the lid compartment to be attached as wanted.

Much as I don't want a gun purse, I might end up with a gun purse. That might work.