Sticky holsters

[U.S. Patriot]

Does anyone own one and if so what do you think? I'm wanting a ankle holster to carry my PF9 on campus. They also make an anklebiter rap so the holster can be used as an ankle holster as well. I can get the holster and rap for $60. I found a Don Hume ankle holster but it's $75 before tax and shipping and I'm not a huge fan of leather. I'll pay money for a quality product but I like options.

Thanks,
Chris

 

[Jtgarner]

Where do you go to school where you can carry on campus?

 

[Scutter01]

Where do you go to school where you can carry on campus?

It's not illegal to carry on a college campus. It's usually against the school's code of conduct, but that isn't the same as illegal. I'm guessing the "code of conduct" is why he's looking for concealment options.

 

[GBuck]

Where do you go to school where you can carry on campus?

It's not illegal to carry on a college campus. It's usually against the school's code of conduct, but that isn't the same as illegal. I'm guessing the "code of conduct" is why he's looking for concealment options.

Yeah, So SHHHHHHHHHH!

 

[U.S. Patriot]

What others have said. It is against campus policy, that's why I'm looking at an ankle holster.

 

[Turn Key]

Alessi Holster is the very best ankle holsters made, but you'll pay for what you get.

Alessi Gun Holsters


~TK

 

[U.S. Patriot]

Alessi Holster is the very best ankle holsters made, but you'll pay for what you get.

Alessi Gun Holsters


~TK

Yeah, that's a little steep. I'll only be wearing it maybe 7 hours a week or so.

 

[SideArmed]

I have a Remora Holster which apears to be the same thing as a "Sticky Holster". They both come from the same town in Florida as well, so I am thinking that in some way the companies have a connection. Perhaps disgruntled former employee spin off, or something.

I really like mine for IWB carry, I have carried a full size .40 Taurus 24/7 for 8 hours and never worried about it. As for how it would work as an ankle holster, can't really say. I am sure that with the wrap you are speaking of, it would work well. The outside material really does work well at keeping the holster in place.

I can say that Alan at Remora was very friendly and prompt on communications when I ordered mine. He is a Hoosier transplant as well.

 

[VERT]

I have two sticky holsters. One for my J frame and one for a PK380. They work well for what they are and what they cost. Functional, temporary IWB holster. The holster works a better with a good belt. I have not tried the ankle grabber wrap yet, but I am considering picking one up in the near future. I will also probably get a Sticky holster for my Glock 23. There are better holsters, but these are a really good value for $25. My bet is that they would work great with your PF9.

Bite the Bullet has them in stock, and Mark is an INGO supporter.

 

[Phil502]

I have a Galco Ankle Lite for a Ruger LCP, it's very comfortable.
They have something similiar for a PF9.

Galco holsters; Holsters; Gun holster, pistol holsters, western holsters, shoulder holsters, leather holster and Glock holsters

 

[VERT]

Well U.S Patriot motivated me to buy an ankle biter for my Sticky holster. Wore it for several hours today. Even pushed the cart around WalMart. My J frame stayed put. I think this setup would be awesome with a small .380 or 9mm.

 

[kimberaspen]

Hey Side Armed..Jacqui from REMORA here..Glad you like our holster!! REMORA is the original IWB/pocket holster..Alan, who invented the holster is originally from Munster, Indiana. No tight belt needed for this holster.. We have over 100 different styles now, as well as a 3 in 1 ankle holster. I am new to this forum so..nice to meet you all!

 

[Bjmstar82]

It's not illegal to carry on a college campus. It's usually against the school's code of conduct, but that isn't the same as illegal. I'm guessing the "code of conduct" is why he's looking for concealment options.

I'm sorry, this may belong as a different thread. I'm of the same belief as Jtgarner on this topic. Maybe I'm wrong and have been misinformed, but everything I have been told or can find, carrying on school property is a class D felony unless you are a LEO of sorts or employed by the school for security purposes. Where or when did this change?

 

[NateIU10]

I'm sorry, this may belong as a different thread. I'm of the same belief as Jtgarner on this topic. Maybe I'm wrong and have been misinformed, but everything I have been told or can find, carrying on school property is a class D felony unless you are a LEO of sorts or employed by the school for security purposes. Where or when did this change?

Universities do not fall within the statutory definition of "school property" as found in the code.

 

[japartridge]

I'm sorry, this may belong as a different thread. I'm of the same belief as Jtgarner on this topic. Maybe I'm wrong and have been misinformed, but everything I have been told or can find, carrying on school property is a class D felony unless you are a LEO of sorts or employed by the school for security purposes. Where or when did this change?

...DOH, beat to the post!!!

Universities do not fall under the IN definition of "school" perfectly legal to carry on campus, of course if you are a student/staff you'll be expelled/fired, but the rest of us can only be asked to leave... and that gets sticky now, as most universities are state funded, which may run afoul of the new law effective 1/1/2011.... IIRC

 

[SideArmed]

I'm sorry, this may belong as a different thread. I'm of the same belief as Jtgarner on this topic. Maybe I'm wrong and have been misinformed, but everything I have been told or can find, carrying on school property is a class D felony unless you are a LEO of sorts or employed by the school for security purposes. Where or when did this change?

Posting from the phone so can't really look up and quote the relevant IC's at the moment, but it does not include college campuses, unless they house a daycare facility, or elementary thru high school. Because you know... It's all about the children.

As stated college campuses are not a part of the relevant IC in regards to the school clause.

 

[Bjmstar82]

I was unaware of their definition of "school"! I guess I was misinformed, thanks for the clarification.