"Versa Carry IWB"

***Glockdude1*** · 06-17-2011, 14:07

http://www.versacarry.com

Anyone here have this holster?

$19.95

wrczx3 · 06-17-2011, 14:33

I have never seen heard of it before but I really like the simplicity. For a measly twenty bucks I just ordered one.

Cream Soda Kid · 06-17-2011, 15:04

Quote:

Originally Posted by Glockdude1

http://www.versacarry.com

Anyone here have this holster?

$19.95

Interesting idea.

IndyGunFreak · 06-17-2011, 15:09

Doesn't cover the trigger.. No thanks.. but it is a pretty interesting idea.

G26man · 06-17-2011, 15:30

No thanks. It relies totally on belt tension to hold the pistol in place. Every time you have to loosen your belt you now have a loose gun with the trigger unprotected. Even a Clipdraw secures the gun to the belt.

Carrys · 06-17-2011, 15:36

My Box o' Holsters is getting pretty full.

***okie*** · 06-17-2011, 15:38

This is as far as you need to look. Best in the world

http://www.sethsgunleather.com/

IndyGunFreak · 06-17-2011, 15:55

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Originally Posted by okie

This is as far as you need to look. Best in the world

http://www.sethsgunleather.com/

but it's not 19.95.

Do you think that will conceal ok on my JC Penny belt?

***okie*** · 06-17-2011, 16:27

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Originally Posted by IndyGunFreak

but it's not 19.95.

Do you think that will conceal ok on my JC Penny belt?

It is more than 19.95 for sure, my friend but it't worth it. Prolly gonna need a better belt also

BailRecoveryAgent · 06-17-2011, 17:55

Versa carry, combined with clip draw, safe-t-block, and a jc penny belt equals a recipe for all day concealed carry comfort, and peace of mind!

***Glockdude1*** · 06-17-2011, 18:41

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Originally Posted by BailRecoveryAgent

Versa carry, combined with clip draw, safe-t-block, and a jc penny belt equals a recipe for all day concealed carry comfort, and peace of mind!

What, no empty chamber, no magazine, with a trigger lock???

***Glockdude1*** · 06-17-2011, 19:00

Quote:

Originally Posted by IndyGunFreak

Doesn't cover the trigger.. No thanks.. but it is a pretty interesting idea.

What if you add this:

jsitz · 06-20-2011, 19:14

Hi guys, my name is Justin Sitz I'm the inventor of the VersaCarry Concealment System and I wanted to post a couple of videos I think might help everyone understand the product better. For Example the product doesn't just rely on just belt tension, if that were the case every time you had to use the toilet your gun would have to be removed. The VersaCarry can support a gun by itself even upside down. These Videos will explain better.

http://s889.photobucket.com/albums/a...t=MVI_0107.mp4

http://s889.photobucket.com/albums/a...t=MVI_0134.mp4

ghilliefool · 06-24-2011, 14:42

I have used Clipdraw ever since they came out and love them. I have used them on 4 Glocks now , and I think I have even used the same one when switching from .40 to 9mm pistols. Up until a few months back have I ever replaced the factory mag release and now the ext mag release digs into my back or hip, will VersaCarry solve this problem because I am about to put the factory mag release back on.

Also will the 9mm version hold a Ruger 357 Blackhawk? I know it would be awkward to try to conceal but just curious.

Packin' Heat · 06-24-2011, 15:29

interesting.

I don't have a 9mm or a 380, but if I did I'd try one.

also, upload those vids to youtube plez, they buffered like crazy...and I'm on 30Mbps cable.

glockfanbob · 06-24-2011, 16:14

Quote:

Originally Posted by jsitz

Hi guys, my name is Justin Sitz I'm the inventor of the VersaCarry Concealment System and I wanted to post a couple of videos I think might help everyone understand the product better. For Example the product doesn't just rely on just belt tension, if that were the case every time you had to use the toilet your gun would have to be removed. The VersaCarry can support a gun by itself even upside down. These Videos will explain better.

http://s889.photobucket.com/albums/a...t=MVI_0107.mp4

http://s889.photobucket.com/albums/a...t=MVI_0134.mp4

Welcome to glocktalk.

Very creative holster. I personally just can't mentally carry (especially something without an external safety...i.e. glock) AIWB without something covering the trigger. Otherwise this is a great minimalist holster.

ghilliefool · 06-25-2011, 16:11

I really do like this concept, but still waiting for a reply to see if it will work with my revolvers as well as my semi handguns

Pima Pants · 06-25-2011, 16:49

Too bad it doesn't have some sort of sweat shield. In summer, my guns would quickly be soaked with perspiration. Great concept though.

w provence · 06-25-2011, 17:00

Cool holster, nice idea. Thanks..............

***JimBianchi*** · 06-25-2011, 17:10

Trigger is not covered, so it's a no go for me.

jsitz · 06-26-2011, 21:27

Hi guys, and sorry for the late reply to some of the questions I have been out of town. The current models are designed for autos but I have some customers using them on there wheel guns. I have a planned model for wheel guns that will come out later.

To the no trigger guard response please look at a photo comparison of a keltec 380 in a holster, vs the VersaCarry concealment system. You will see that once inserted into your waistline you can not reach the trigger until the gun is drawn. A holster only covers the trigger once a gun is inserted into it, and the trigger becomes uncovered when it is removed from the holster. The VersaCarry concealment system does the same thing but in this case the shielding portion of the system is your own belt and pant line. Once in a holster, or in your pant line there is no way to contact the trigger until removed.

To the sweat response, I do recommend you oil your carry gun daily, but to be honest with any traditional holster I think most would agree you should still oil a carry gun daily. With a traditional IWB holster the top 25% to 30% of your gun which is still in contact with your side so that portion is still going to need daily oil during the hot summer months. The real difference is instead of just oiling the top portion I'd recommend oiling the entire gun. Prior to this even when I used leather or nylon holsters they still soaked up the sweat so I would still oil daily.

These are merely my thoughts and just another perspective to consider while looking at the product.

fnfalman · 06-26-2011, 23:33

Very interesting design.

Reholstering could be a slight pain, but hopefully by then you'd have all the time you need to reholster.

What about the clip coming off the belt on a not perfect draw? Would you consider making it a full belt loop instead of clip?

jsitz · 06-27-2011, 10:18

The clip is designed in way that grabs the belt from the bottom side creating a very strong retention. Everyone is always very pleased with the amount of retention. Here is a video that better explains the process of pulling a gun and the reinsertion process. http://s889.photobucket.com/albums/a...t=MVI_0134.mp4

ghilliefool · 06-27-2011, 15:48

I really like it, I personally would like to see a thigh platform version, that would be neat. Also, I dont understand why anybody would not use a iwb unless it had a trigger guard, you dont have to have the gun cocked while your carrying it do you? I dont chamber rounds with clipdraw, I would duck and cover my Arse while chambering if shtf

jsitz · 07-14-2011, 17:46

Hey guys here is a test firing of a pistol repeatedly with the VersaCarry unit inserted. "THIS IS JUST A TEST AND IS NOT THE RECOMMEND USAGE OF THE PRODUCT" this is to just show and answer the "what if question"

The VersaCarry is designed to be able to expel the rod from the barrel if the unit was ever used improperly. http://s889.photobucket.com/albums/a...SafetyTest.mp4