[hogcaller]

I had my EDC G27 stippled and really like how it feels in the hand............BUT this thing rubs my love handles RAW!
I've tried under-shirts.......they work, but they're pretty hot down here in Texas in the summer. I currently use a Crossbreed Supertuck holster and it exposes the handle to my body. Any recommendations? Holster recommendations? What are you guys doing that have stippled? I know I can't be the only one with this problem?!?!?!?!

 

[smokey45]

Perhaps a holster with a sweat shield. My guns are not stippled, but I wear a "T" shirt between the gun and my body. Hot here as well, I just tough it out.
s45

 

[1-2man]

Lose the love handles! lol

 

[Terlingueno]

Lose the love handles! lol

+1
That's the easiest remedy

 

[hogcaller]

LOL I really don't have love handles (6'1, 185 lbs), but it sure rubs the hell outta that area! Guess I should have worded that differently.......

 

[Del Elec]

N82 pro has been a very comfortable holster for me.

 

[hogcaller]

N82 pro has been a very comfortable holster for me.

That looks like it would work great! Thanks!

 

[rudeguy]

Chubby guy reporting in!

ALWAYS wear an undershirt, especially in hot weather. Not only does it prevent your gun from rubbing on you but it absorbs any sweat rather than it leaking onto your outer shirt. Otherwise get a holster with a sweat guard. No way I want the sharp edges on my slide or the rough texture on my grip rubbing on me all day.

 

[Terlingueno]

Think of the holster possibilities if the circumfrentialially challenged folks would eat less and actually walk some.

 

[stevedal12]

The answer is a holster with a full sweat guard. I got a G-Code Incog with the full guard, avoids issues like that.

 

[PBRLite]

I wasted money getting a stiple job too. Bicycle inner tube is the $3 remedy.

 

[barbourman04]

I have a rtf2 19. I've found that my choices are simple.
1. Man up and wait for it to form a callus
2. Undershirt.
3. Take some 220 sandpaper. And sand down the contact points down lightly
I chose number 1 and 3

 

[hogcaller]

I wasted money getting a stiple job too. Bicycle inner tube is the $3 remedy.

What are the holes on your back cover used for?

 

[screwedby]

Tell Granny your story.

Come Christmas, there will be a little sompin under the tree from her.

If, between now and then she hides her knitting from you, just pretend you saw nothing.

She will be knitting you a "carry cozy".

It will keep your gun clean and away from your skin.

It will also help hide your carry gun from the public.

The only people that will know what it is are the folks with Grannies that knit.

screwedbygoogle
original username modified by google

 

[danbocog]

Cheapest remedy is to put a Pacmyer grip sleeve over your stipple job. They are extremely soft and give a very good grip without adding much bulk,

DannC

 

[vmann]

Rubber talon grip will fix that for you

 

[Bren]

Answer - don't stipple.

Once you have, my sympathy is pretty limited.

 

[Sgt127]

I stippled the grips on a Sig P239 that I carry appendix. The first time I carried it, I realized it wasn't such a good idea. It about buffed a hole in my belly.

A little topping off the points with 400 grit made it way more comfortable....and, about as grippy (or slick) as before I stippled it. That was wasted time and energy.

I'm a fan of bicycle inner tubes myself.

 

[Dave514]

N82 pro has been a very comfortable holster for me.

This.