pm9fan
11-30-2010, 02:46 PM
Discovered this via Gabe Suarez's site One Source Tactical.
If you are looking for the minimum holster, perhaps a Zaccheaus (ZACK) from Dale Fricke Holsters (dale.frickeholsters.com) is one of the two absolute minimum holsters I have found. If you have a Glock, you can use any supplier. If you have a Kahr, Fricke is the only supplier I know of at this time for this concept holster.
The Zack is listed as an expert's holster. Here's the warning from the link below.
"But be advised, the Zack is an expert's holster and not for someone who might be fumble-fingered, or whose trigger finger tends to fidget with the trigger. Dale Fricke holsters and Suarez International specifically disclaims any liability at all for improper actions with this holster by end-users."
ZACK CONCEALMENT HOLSTER (http://www.onesourcetactical.com/zackconcealmentholster.aspx)
The other similar design is strictly for Glocks but is called the MIC (Minimum Inside Carry) sold by Glock Tech.
MIC Holster Gallery Page | GlockTech.com (http://www.glocktech.com/?page_id=157)
A couple of videos to demonstrate the holster design are:
YouTube - The Original MIC Holster for the Glock Safe Action Pistol (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nYC_Un8pPnA)
and updated usage
YouTube - MIC Holster Update Part 1 2010 (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z3CgXSA7YQ4)
I have three Zacks from Mr. Fricke for my Kahr PM9, Glock27, and H&K USP compact. I followed the advice in the video and store my handguns in a safe with the Zack installed. If you like appendix carry, this is worth a look.
The price is around $14.50 from Mr. Fricke direct any model gun. Glock folks the MIC is around $19 up to just short of $30 for the carbon fiber variations via Glock Tech or $11.19 from One Source Tactical (on sale currently).
Fricke's website is Dale Fricke Holsters (http://dalefrickeholsters.com/index.htm). He does not show the Zack but if you hit contact and request info he has the Zack in stock. Have bought a few holsters from him and produces a very nice product.
Safety note: as always, holster fitting and draw practice should be done with a gun that has be confirmed safe.
My PM9 with XS big dots below.
If you are looking for the minimum holster, perhaps a Zaccheaus (ZACK) from Dale Fricke Holsters (dale.frickeholsters.com) is one of the two absolute minimum holsters I have found. If you have a Glock, you can use any supplier. If you have a Kahr, Fricke is the only supplier I know of at this time for this concept holster.
The Zack is listed as an expert's holster. Here's the warning from the link below.
"But be advised, the Zack is an expert's holster and not for someone who might be fumble-fingered, or whose trigger finger tends to fidget with the trigger. Dale Fricke holsters and Suarez International specifically disclaims any liability at all for improper actions with this holster by end-users."
ZACK CONCEALMENT HOLSTER (http://www.onesourcetactical.com/zackconcealmentholster.aspx)
The other similar design is strictly for Glocks but is called the MIC (Minimum Inside Carry) sold by Glock Tech.
MIC Holster Gallery Page | GlockTech.com (http://www.glocktech.com/?page_id=157)
A couple of videos to demonstrate the holster design are:
YouTube - The Original MIC Holster for the Glock Safe Action Pistol (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nYC_Un8pPnA)
and updated usage
YouTube - MIC Holster Update Part 1 2010 (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z3CgXSA7YQ4)
I have three Zacks from Mr. Fricke for my Kahr PM9, Glock27, and H&K USP compact. I followed the advice in the video and store my handguns in a safe with the Zack installed. If you like appendix carry, this is worth a look.
The price is around $14.50 from Mr. Fricke direct any model gun. Glock folks the MIC is around $19 up to just short of $30 for the carbon fiber variations via Glock Tech or $11.19 from One Source Tactical (on sale currently).
Fricke's website is Dale Fricke Holsters (http://dalefrickeholsters.com/index.htm). He does not show the Zack but if you hit contact and request info he has the Zack in stock. Have bought a few holsters from him and produces a very nice product.
Safety note: as always, holster fitting and draw practice should be done with a gun that has be confirmed safe.
My PM9 with XS big dots below.