Urban Carry G3 Holster Review | Casual and Dress Clothing
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- Опубликовано: 20 июл 2020
- In this video I will be reviewing the Urban Carry G3 Holster. This review will include retention, retention clips, how comfortable it is, can you sit in it, how it wears in casual clothing along with dress clothing.
At the end I will give my final thought on the urban carry and who it works for.
I have the G3 for about 5 months now and it works really well. Most people are surprised that I'm carrying, "It doesn't show, I would have never known you had a gun on you". I've worn it doing some really odd stuff like mowing the lawn and doing yard work and it doesn't bother me. The only time it was noticeable or uncomfortable is when I was wearing tighter jeans or shorts. I tried a kydex holster a few times but it just felt weird and showed that I was carrying. I have the G3 Lieutenant model with the locking clip and use it with my M&P Shield. I plan on getting a Canik TP9 Elite SC and will use it for that but may get another G3 with the magnet so I can add a micro red dot and light onto the TP9 Elite SC. I definitely think these holsters work best with smaller guns, a full size gun would probably be uncomfortable.
Did you order for the SC? Considering this but curious how the thickness of the Canik effects comfortably
@@RAGaming11 No I haven't purchased an SC yet, hard to find right now. I really want the increased capacity that the SC gives me over my M&P Shield but if it's uncomfortable with the SC I might try the Hellcat.
@@EL-ml5tl I shot the hellcat while deciding on my handgun choice. I really really was not impressed. The surface area for your hand is substantially less than anything I've shot. It felt too short and stubby and when fired felt like it was gonna fly away. Have you considered the P365?
get p365 bro, you'll love it.
Been seeing adds for this holster for months now. Thanks for the good honest review. I may end up ordering one.
Just bought one two weeks ago and you're right, initially it was uncomfortable and I didn't think it was for me --actually almost gave it away--but I gave it 3 days straight, 12 hours a day and it softened. Now, I love it! And no one-at all- notices that I'm wearing a 9mm! And I'm fat! Thanks urban carry!
I'd not heard of this holster till I saw an ad before the video I was originally going to watch, which led me to this video! Being a leftie, I was really glad to see that Joe is too - made it very relatable to me, which most videos aren't. I'm really intrigued by this holster and will be getting at least two as soon as I post this ....
I hope the following helps when deciding size.
I love it! I bought the $40 extra, English Bridle Leather Captain in black.
I doused the hell out of it with mink oil, folded the hell out of it to soften the leather and placed it folded various ways under my old leather armchair cushion and sat the hell on it for a few days! I kept my Beretta 92FS Compact (4 inch barrel) in it for several days too. I will likely lightly apply some gun oil inside it with an old toothbrush...LIGHTLY!!
The gun I carry, is my somewhat internally modified 92FS Compact with Wilson Combat goodies (springs, short reach trigger, hammer kit) that also includes the WC slim grips which likely help with concealment and certainly help with my personal grip on the gun. I believe they are carbon fiber. Anyway, they save about 2mm over the standard plastic offerings and look like they belong.
I do have a flat base plate on the magazine and not the supplied "pinky friendly" standard base, as it just seemed and felt "right" to me. Aluminum, $13. Amazon.
That said, after adjustment of the holster trigger guard retention clip, (loosening it) the trigger guard sits nicely in the internal retaining clip and the gun is completely covered, the barrel tip resting on the very bottom of the holster. The standard barrelled 92FS would likely require the larger Colonel holster.
The leather quality is top notch and now resembles an old worn pair of moccasins!
A bit pricey, but really just $50 more than a run of the mill IWB holster. Considering what it's for, it is not too much extra to spend and this item will last.
Well for the money and the fact its a quality piece of kit, I believe it is worth it. I also use a Galco "swiveling" shoulder holster that fits the 92FS Compact if that helps.
Hope this helps someone who is wondering what fits what.
Yeah, it prints a little bit, but if you were wearing darker pants, you wouldn't even notice it. I love mine. I usually wear it with baggier pants anyway, like my cargos, and you can't tell I'm carrying at all. I love it. Definitely took some getting used to.
Been wearing my G2 holster for almost two years now . Hugs my weapon now easy concealed while working .
Ty for the honest review. I’ve seen so many negative comments about this holster. I think it really depends on the body type and the type of clothes one would wear. By looking at your review I definitely wouldn’t call it the “end all be all” to holsters, but it’s an option to consider for less printing and for wearing dress shirts tucked in.
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liked your presentation.
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one of the best review on this particular holster.
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Thanks for the business dress demo.
Great review my guy!
Great review
Thanks the review
Thanks for the info
Best review I've seen so far, wish you would have tried to draw from sitting down. Nonetheless, great review. Thank you!
I've had this holster for nearly two months. It is made for my Sig Sauer P238 in .380 with extended clip - a small firearm.
This Urban Carry It has become my FAVORITE. By far.
I probably have 8 or 10 different holsters. Every one is a different brand and I've carried many different firearms (Glock .40 Gen 23, M&P Shield 9mm, Kimber 1911 in .45, etc.). I have holsters that are Inside the Waistband, outside the waistband, front carry, small of back, etc.
It is well concealed when carrying, regardless of my attire. And it is the most comfortable holster I own. As far as I'm concerned, those two facts make it the best holster for me. I'm in dress clothes (suits, sportcoat/dress slacks, etc.) quite often. But I'm often wearing jeans or shorts. I'm not skinny - I'm sixty yrs old and carrying about 20 extra lbs at 5'9" and 202 lbs.
I wear it equally often with a shirt that is tucked in and a shirt that is not tucked in.
I can carry it from morning until night, while walking, driving, working at my desk, doing odds/ends. I do not even notice that it's there.
Of all my holsters/firearms, I think it is the easiest to draw.
I've not tried one of these with a mid-sized or large firearm. But I regard it as OUTSTANDING with a small firearm.
I owned this for a while. The problem is that 1) you need BOTH hands to draw it every time, and 2) once drawn, re-holstering is a chore. Now, I come at this from the context that when you draw a weapon for self-defense, you are at the highest level of stress and - very likely - in a chaotic situation. You may need one hand to fend off an attacker, to keep a door from being opened, to move a loved one out of the way, or behind you. Maybe you are holding on to a bag of groceries or the keys to your car. So, the time it will take you to transition to this somewhat complex two-handed operation to get to your weapons (to me) is a recipe for disaster. I think it is an interesting idea, but I am not sure that it is solving a problem that other holsters have not already solved. And, if you are already wearing a shirt over your belt area to not show that weird-looking leather handle that looks like you own a 90s cellphone, you might as well just wear a great apendix kydex holster.
great
For the first example with your jeans, I honestly couldn't tell that you were carrying on your left side until you showed the holster. Now that's saying something.
Being leather will it cause you to sweat and will it eventually begin to smell?
I have one and I like it a lot. Every concealed carry holster has good points and bad points. You definitely need to dress accordingly,looser fitting pants are the way too go. So,if you're into skinny jeans you need to look at other options.
Yes, it prints a little, yes, it does take a little practice to get used to it. End of the day though I'm conceal carrying again, which I haven't done in years because every other conceal carry holster I've used has been unbelievably uncomfortable after a few hours. I highly recommend this with the Smith and Wesson M&P Shield or similar size pistol. It may be just fine with larger firearms too but I've never tried so couldn't say for sure. Fantastic idea executed very well.
Can this holster be worn only with a belt?...
Hey weird question... but how comfortable is it with your junk? I mean I'm a left hander and a left leaner if you catch my drift and just wondering if there's any interference.
I have had an issue once or twice with that but that is also an indicator that the holster needs to be closer to the pocket. If this holster prints at all, you want it to print where your pocket is. I hope this helps!
Good take on it... Go up a size on your pants and it won't print as much...
Can you draw from a sitting position? That would be my concern.
I cannot draw from sitting position, I have to stand up.
Go up a pants size or two and it won't print as bad and you would be able to draw from a sitting position... Just like thaaat! 🤣😁👍
You need to wear dark pants
how much urban carry g2 sir? philippine money sir?
Yeah it’s not working at all for me unless I don’t wear a belt. My gun is pretty big but the holster was designed for it. Maybe I’m not doing something right.
Are you really fat?
thank sharing the great video! I'm looking to get my CPL and then the urbancarry, may I know how tall are you, and your waist size so I can know better how this will fit for...
Hi Sevan Y, I am 5’ 9” and in the video I was around 150 with waist of 30
@@tacticaljoe7258 thank you so much; by browsing other G3 review on youtube, some people complain that it's hard to draw - looks most are caused by "belly meat" -compared with your video :).
@@tacticaljoe7258can you wear regular sized pants with this holster? Or do you wear 2” bigger waist size?
Bem prático no saque rápido da arma 🔫
I just tried it on Getting use to it, it sits behind my left front pocket but have a big bulge, that’s noticeable more so than a phone , wallet etc Maybe over time as the leather loosens up and the gun molds to the holster it will be better. On the fence for now
What about now? What firearm are you packing into it?
@@MikeBrown-go1pc CANIK TP9SA ELITE SC TUNGSTEN GREY 9MM 3.5
@@StealthAZ Are you still using the holster? If so how often? Is it your only holster or do you only use it going into certain places where you need maximum concealment?
@@MikeBrown-go1pc I have two different types I use both equally I’ve gotten use to it
@@StealthAZ 3 years later how are you liking it?
Like how?
Just like thaaat
I find if you wear it closer to the center of your abdomen it’s more comfortable when you sit down.
All IWB holsters must be so sweaty! Better have OWB holsters.
4:40 “you might be able to see a bulge right there...” I thought you were going somewhere else there buddy. 😂
Is that really you Tactical Joe? I think it is actually Dwight or Moes 2:24.
You're definitely from PA aren't you?
Hi Dillon, I live in Iowa, born and raised!
@@tacticaljoe7258 interesting, I couldn't be more off. You just sounded like a few work buddies of mine, they're all from PA. Cool channel by the way!
The urban carry is a shitty holster as far as self defense because in a self defense situation u are dead with that holster but for concealability it’s excellent
ever since he started using this holster he's noticed woman show him more attention.
To much to do
I love watching people try to talk themselves into liking this thing. It prints like crazy, it's uncomfortable, and it's a slow clumsy draw.
Printing to me means someone looks and says in their head “wow, that’s a pistol grip under his shirt” that doesn’t happen with this. The dress pants did look unnatural, but most pants I have seen them in these vids looks like a phone in a pocket or something.
They've talked me out of bothering with it.
Printing on the pocket is a non issue. Does not flash your firearm to anyone, like most other cc holsters especially when reaching up with your arms. Softened the leather & it is awesome. Draw is fast & smooth with practice standing, sitting even one handed. Wear it daily & my family (who knows what it is) doesn't notice it.
Exactly! This entire video is about talking yourself into why you are happy with your purchase. This holster is an incredibly poor choice. Try a high speed draw without a belt 3 notches loose.
This holster is a pain in the Ass
This holster is going to get someone killed.
Sorry but I think it's the worst freaking holster I've ever seen. Almost bought one until I started looking at reviews. Unless you carry something really small, it's going to print like crazy and be very uncomfortable by the way it looks. And to think they make it for a full size firearm. But thank you for the review. I'll stick with my Kydex.
G3 sucks! They print like crazy and the grip rides right under the belt clip which twists the beltline & looks like Shit! Anyone can see your carrying. THEY SUCK!