Shoulder rigs

[sbond]

Same for me belt holster is always first. But I do have a Don Hume H750 no 26 that's quality built and very comfortable to wear.

 

[Liberty Sanders]

Brew, if you're a big guy you may have some issues. If you're barrel chested you might find that you can't reach across your chest sufficiently to get a safe grip on your gun. Definintely try before you shell out any money.

 

[halfmileharry]

Brew, if you're a big guy you may have some issues. If you're barrel chested you might find that you can't reach across your chest sufficiently to get a safe grip on your gun. Definintely try before you shell out any money.

I'm a pretty large guy in the chest and shoulders. A shoulder rig is like any other piece of gear you have and has to be set up and fitted properly.

 

[rhino]

Hey, pro tip there, scout: you just dated yourself!

D'OH! You are correct, sir! I read mostly my brother's copies!

Brew, if you're a big guy you may have some issues. If you're barrel chested you might find that you can't reach across your chest sufficiently to get a safe grip on your gun. Definintely try before you shell out any money.

This is true. It's especially true if you're thick and you also have stubby, T-Rex arms like I do. Obviously fit and adjustment makes a difference, but there is a limit to what you can do with a horizontal rig and be simultaneously easily accessible and concealable. In that regard, I had better luck with a vertical rig.