Here is a older thread we had awhile back.https://www.taurusarmed.net/forums/co...ders-here.html
It never hurt to rehash this subject for fresh input from new members. Hope this helps and we can get some new views from members.
Like alot of newbies i see asking questions...i was unable to find a thread about it but im sure ive just overlooked it. Im wondering what the majority use for riding? i mean on a motorcycle...srry if that wasnt clear
Last edited by Soulreaver; 09-02-2011 at 07:05 PM.
Here is a older thread we had awhile back.https://www.taurusarmed.net/forums/co...ders-here.html
It never hurt to rehash this subject for fresh input from new members. Hope this helps and we can get some new views from members.
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USS Alabama (SSBN 731) blue crew
USS Philadelphia (SSN 690)
I have used a number of holsters when riding. All OWB for comfort. On constant is some kind of positive retention device. My normal holster is the Blackhawk Serpa CQC. I have been known to use a Galco Silhouette when I want a leather holster.
Concealment while riding isn't an issue as I wear a jacket.
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Attach them to the bike.
That which is unknown and unseen always commands the greatest fear!
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When I used to carry my PT92, I rode with it in the front jacket pocket of my riding jacket. This is because if it was IWB, my jacket would ride up over it, and it wasn't very comfortable to Appendix Carry while hunched over all day, heh. It was basically right over my stomach, though, so probably the safest place to have it should I land on it.
However, I have carried my 4" Raging Bull IWB a couple of times while riding. I would put it at the 4:00 position with the grip foreward (how I've always carried it), and it stayed hidden and secure.
Here's a link to another good thread on the subject https://www.taurusarmed.net/forums/co...cle-carry.html
My 2cents then and now was.
1 ambidextrous safety
2 lanyard ring on the pistol with lanyard attached (very important...and don't ask me why)
3 practice left handed (unless you ride an ol Indian)
4 right inside vest or jacket pocket
5 carry enough gun (what would work great on soft targets don't work so well on hard targets)
Lessons learned from when I was real young and stupid.
Now I'm Much Older and only slightly less stupid.
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I always figured if I ever needed to draw and start shooting, it would be because I was stopped, and I'd honestly probably just drop the bike so I can be moving my feet and facing my target. If I'm still moving on the bike, then I just probably wouldn't stop. At first I thought I'd need a left-handed holster so I could draw while riding, but I decided two things:
First, if I'm drawing while moving, it's because someone in a car is trying to kill me. There is no way I'd expect to be accurate enough (with my left hand, in an awkward position, while on a moving motorcycle, and on a moving target) to actually take out the driver before he runs me over.
Second, the simple act of trying to shoot from a speeding motorcycle means Im not paying attention to the road, and am thus probably way more likely to crash on my own than I am to successfully fend off the attack.
I decided the best thing to do would be to use the natural manueverability (well, I was on a sportbike, so this might not apply to Goldwings and such, heh) to get away or get stopped safely, and then draw and separate myself from the bike if necessary.
pocket carry or vest/coat pocket.
Two buddies of mine carry at least one gun in a Saddle bag(a Public Defender for one and a S&W .357 Mag for the other) as well as a either a concealment vest with pocket or a OWB holster.
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