In the area of negative results, I contacted both Bravo Concealment and Raven Concealment about offering a product for the Dagger, and they both responded “not in our plans.” I reached out to Vedders as well, but haven’t heard back.
Got in my holster today. Not bad for $60. Pretty comfortable also. Only complaint is where the holster meets my RDS. I will probably trim the holster to ride below it. Came with 2 different claw sizes also, which is nice.
I have become a proponent of relentless tactical holsters. They are heavy leather, not too expensive and will form themselves to several pistol models. I have used the same holster for my Dagger that I use for my P229 Sig.
I used to carry 4-5 o’clock iwb. Until I saw that video from the church shooting in Texas. The first guy that got killed was trying to pull a pistol from behind his back and couldn’t get it out in time. After that it was strictly iwb at 3 o’clock. With the recent carry change in SC it is now owb at 3 o’clock.
I just recieved my dagger yesterday. I was going to order an owb holster for concealed carry. I use outlaw/r and r for my m&p edc. I am torn between the p80 and the Glock 19 3rd gen pattern. Any suggestions on which to pick? Does one fit better than the other? I am leaning towards the p80 because the trigger guard looks closer to the dagger.
I recently picked up a Best Ankle Holster for Ruger LCP. Gun owners often look for ways to carry their guns safely and efficiently. For me, carrying a gun is more than just having it on my hip or in my pocket. I have to make sure that I can access the gun quickly. If ever faced with an emergency . But also don’t put yourself at risk of accidentally firing a gun when you don’t need to.