A testimony to the easy of carry of the Kahr PM40.

PlayboyPenguin · Dec 13, 2009

If ever there was a testimony to the ease of carry of the Kahr PM40 it was this weekend for me. I wore it all day while intertubbing at Mt. Hood. A whole day of sliding down the snowy slopes and trekking back up the hillside in the freezing cold with it in my waistband and I never even knew it was there. What more could you ask for from a CCW?

willseeker · Dec 13, 2009

What holster Playboy?

PlayboyPenguin · Dec 13, 2009

willseeker said:
What holster Playboy?

Galco Stow-N-Go IWB holster.

http://www.usgalco.com/HolsterPG3.asp?ProductID=3291&GunID=278

willseeker · Dec 13, 2009

Did you run it at 2:00 as shown? Or 3:30?

PlayboyPenguin · Dec 13, 2009

willseeker said:
Did you run it at 2:00 as shown? Or 3:30?

About 3:30-4:00.

Phillyfan · Dec 14, 2009

Wow, that takes guts. I'd be paranoid that it might fall out and I'd be running up and down the hill for the rest of the day hoping I found it before someone else! I have one of these, too. Love it, and it is very comfortable.

tionico · Dec 16, 2009

This appears to be a soft holster, not a hard boned type. Do you have issues with the holster collapsing when the gun is out, leaving your waistband to "grow", losing your britches, etc? I've got a similar Galco for mine (MK 40, same sized gun) but when the gun is out, the trousers/belt are uncomfortably loose..... as when I am forced to leave it in the car at someplace like a courthouse, school, postiffice.

I have gotten a boned leather, but it is right handed and my right arm is still tender after surgery, so I am using the soft holster on my erstwhile weak (but temporarily strong) side. I should be restored fairly soon, and look forward to trying the boned holster IWB on my (hopefully) strong side.