13 Best 357 For Concealed Carry (2022 Updated)

Ordering this product was easy, and the supplier shipped it quickly. Also, they packaged it very good, so that it did not get damaged. However, when I received it, I tried to use it, and I discovered a problem with it.

Being a used item, it was understandable that it failed to operate correctly. After considerable inspection, it turned out that someone tried to use it with the wrong gauge nails, and the old nails were stuck inside the nail feeder mechanism.

It took some finessing and about an hour time, but I finally was able to remove the old nails. After loading the tool with new 16 gauge nails, it worked great.

I have old tools from the 1950’s that were handed down to me that work perfectly. This finish nailer has a 2009 date on it and blows air from the trigger. Porter Cable once was a reliable top notch brand.

Not any more! Total junk. There should be a recall.

It arrived on time. Worked right out of the case. Just plugged it into my air compressor and started tacking away. Worked like a champ. Love the pressure adjustment so I can get the nail seated just right.

The case still had the plastic tie and the marketing packaging in tact when I received it. The gun was brand new. I saved at least $40 dollars over that big orange store. Thanks.

I looked for awhile and researched for a belt for owb compact carry. The nylon belts have a tendency to fray after a couple of months. I’ve tried the thick leather belt but felt it sagged a little bit.

The steel core had no sag it looks good, nice leather and is a comfortable wear. I have 3 of these belts one thick leather and 2 steel core. All three serve me well. I’ve used customer service for exchanges and that part of their company is awesome as well.

Overall, I’m very happy with Relentless and don’t see myself going anyplace else.

i have wasted a lot of money on belts- this thing covers the need. No issues holding a full duty belt, or every day. Customer service is prompt and on point if needed. I use suspenders with this belt when on duty- there is no cinching it down.

Actually there is about 1/2 inch slack around my waist. It holds the weight of the duty belt and the stress of the suspenders just fine. No sagging, no more gunslinger, no more constant pulling up the duty belt or worry if running or fighting will my pants be around my ankles.

Done deal.

I purchased this gun belt and I cannot express how happy i am with it. No of my guns sag anymore and the comfort of the belt is incredible. I wish I would have found this belt before I wasted money on some of the other belts I have tried in the past.

I have purchased from some of the big manufacturers like Kore Essentials and Blue Alpha Gear. I did notice that when you order these belts, it says that you are supposed to order two sizes up from your pants size.

That was not the case for me. I have a 44 inch waist and I ordered the same size belt and I am using four holes on the belt with holes left over and will be enjoying this belt for quite some time. I am so glad I did not order the recommended size which would have been a size 48.

The belt would have been way to big, even with the items I carry on my waistband, which is my IW holster and horizontal mag carrier from Concealment Express. I love Concealment Express’s products and own 3 holsters and 5 magazine carriers.

I would highly recommend all of these products to friends and family. Keep up the great work, because your company makes awesome products.

I’ve been very happy with my CE kydex holster and since it was time for a new belt I decided to give this one a shot. I’ve been wearing a 5. 11 Operator for over eight years now and it’s been great but I needed something with a bit more class and a little less tacticool.

I’m a really big dude and despite working to lose weight most gun belts still aren’t made big enough to fit me. I ordered the 52 and I was very pleasantly surprised when I put the belt on, as even while wearing my holster and mag carrier (both IWB) I only have two notches left.

If this belt holds up over time I’ll definitely order another one when it’s time to step down a size. This is my first leather gun belt and the first I’ve owned that isn’t reinforced with a polymer insert.

I wasn’t sure what to expect but the leather seems to have the perfect amount of rigidity to prevent sagging or twisting, yet it’s still flexible enough to conform to my body. The finish appears to be top quality as well.

The entire belt is uniform in color, the stitching is perfect, the edges are finished nicely. It really is a handsome piece of leather. I’ve only had two days with the belt so far but compared to my 5.

11 Operator this belt is proving to be so much more comfortable. That 1/4” difference in belt width doesn’t sound like much but it really is night and day. I’ve gotten accustomed to having the buckle digging into me and most days I can’t wait to get my belt off.

I wore this thing all day yesterday and all day today and I experienced zero discomfort. I really do not have any complaints thus far. Well done, CE.

Substantial belt made with very high quality leather. I would recommend it to people as an “everyday” belt, not just a gun belt. It’s the kind of belt you would expect to get from an Orvis or Filson for at least twice the price.

It is the perfect width and thickness for the clip on the tuckable IWB holster. It fits true to size but I would recommend going up a size if you plan on wearing it with an IWB holster. For example, I am a 38” waist and ordinarily wear a 40“ belt.

I got a 42” belt to wear with my IWB holster and it is perfect.

I am not like most CCW people, I don’t have a drawer full of holsters I don’t use. I only have 2 and I use them both, one of them is a Supertuck, my favorite and my EDC holster. What I do have is several belts that I will seldom if ever use.

I bought them before I tried a Crossbreed belt. They are well made from a reputable gun belt manufacturer, look nice and will carry a pistol, but they don’t hold a candle to the Crossbreed belts. I have two Crossbreed belts and they are more like a flexible board than a belt.

They are thick and sturdy and coupled with my Supertuck, my pistol never shifts or requires adjustment (and I sit 8-12 hours a day). I am very pleased. The EDC belt is just as if not more important than the holster and the Crossbreed belts do a great job.

I never understood the value of a purpose-built belt designed for IWB carry until I had one. My old MO was to use a good dress belt with one of my many Super Tuck IWB Crossbreeds. Those leather dress belts are solid items, however they were not designed for the vigor of daily carry.

With a full sized gun I would experience sag and slippage on a regular basis. After reading more about the practicality and comfort provided by for-purpose carry belts, I decided to try one. Now I use my Executive Gun Belt almost exclusively when I carry, unless it’s a lighter piece like my Ruger LCP.

When I first received the belt and took it out of the cloth black sack, the rigidity of the design immediately became apparent. It felt like a narrower and more elegant duty belt, and I ordered mine with more reinforcement than normal.

Now I carry in greater comfort, as the durable yet elegant design really makes a significant difference in keeping everything in place during all-day IWB carry with a service sized pistol. The classy muted Founders buckle tops off my newest item of daily clothing, which like the old women’s underwear maker stated, support can be beautiful!.

This is the second belt I bought from Crossbreed in the last few months. My old belts have more than 10 years of use and are beginning to wear out. I decided as I was buying a minituck I would buy a belt and see how I liked it.

The fact I purchased another in a few weeks speaks for itself! Quality seems to be outstanding. The stiffness is excellent without compromising usability. Both belts work well with the new holster. I’m still breaking everything in but anticipate things only getting better with wear! Nothing like affordable US products of superb quality.

Great holster of fine quality. Not suitable if you carry cocked and locked. Only for hammer down. I carry cocked and locked so this should be a range holster. If you need to be quick and ready on your draw I do not recommend.

HOLSTER WRO9NG DOES NOT FIT TO SHORT , JUNK NEVER AGAIN JUNK . CHARLIE SHEPPARD

Love it great fit now i need one for my. 1911 s&w

The 18 gauge Porter-Cable nail gun is a good value for a well built product. The gun is physically a bit larger than my previous nailer but is well built and reasonably quiet. Thus far I have had no issues with jamming or mis-fires.

It is easy to load. The only downside I can think of is that there is no space in the provided case for extra nails. Otherwise, I am very pleased.

I use to use 2 different nail guns and now can just use the one. Great for 1 inch nails and nearly just as good for up to 2 inch. Handle blow out exhaust prevents blasts of air to the face and product stays reliable.

I use it daily and last one lasted years. Would have lasted longer had I not drop and abused it so much. Highly recommend.

This is a well designed tool. My last one I purchased in 2002, same model older version which was always cared for and oiled, working without issue when it was stolen from my jobsite in Aug 2017 along with my 15ga Porter Cable finish nailer.

I had to buy them back which I am not happy about but I know I will get another 15+ years use as long as they do not grow legs again.

I had a hard time finding this holster in stock anywhere. But Mad City had it, made the transaction a piece of cake, & got to me fast! Fits my 4” Ruger GP100 great and should last a lifetime!

Happy with the holster. Great fit and comfortable to use. Had a long ship time but I understand the reason.

I overlooked this gem for years & have to this is the best third person multiplayer shooter I have ever played. I like it so much I bought the x box version as well. In the Showdown mode or multiplayer you can play as 48 characters & choose from 13 maps or 14 on the x box.

The nice thing is that by just using your profile you can unlock characters & maps by just playing matches. You can hide around corners & fire many kinds of western guns that all sound different also throw knives or dynamite , poison etc.

the list goes on, & you can punch or kick or some characters have melee grabs. You can play with up to four human players local split screen or full screen against up to 3 computer bots. For example there are default characters that do not need to be unlocked Christina a barmaid in her under wear that can rapid fire her revolver with 6 auto lock on.

Then there is Jack swift with a pair of twin revolver show stoppers who can auto lock on 12 shot rapid fire. Characters can wear (very detailed) & use any other explosives and guns they find until they die.

Rock star made this so I should have played it earlier since they made other good games like The Warriors , State Of Emergency , Grand Theft Auto games.

I bought this game to sate my cravings for more western action after thoroughly finishing its spiritual sequel, Red Dead Redemption. I wasn’t banking on getting the same game with different packaging, but I have come to expect a lot better from Rockstar’s development team.

From the very start of the game, there is an endless parade of bugs and serious design flaws that will frustrate seasoned gamers and newcomers alike; Support characters that can (and will!) shoot you for no good reason, sluggish targeting systems, superfluous mission objectives, and several points where random luck makes the difference between complete success and abject failure.

The whole game left me with the feeling that it hadn’t been play tested much, if at all. That said, it has a bit of the old Rockstar cheek and flair about it, and the multiplayer shoot-em-up game in particular is pretty decent.

I did enjoy the variety of playable characters, and the action is really pretty fun when it isn’t being bogged down by swarms of bugs or horrible design. If you loved Red Dead Redemption and are looking to this game as an expansion of the franchise, you will very likely be very disappointed.

There is virtually no character or story overlap, no geographical overlap, and only a little play style overlap. But the most important difference, I think, is that Red Dead Revolver is very linear, and has no sandbox elements like its successor.

At no point do you get to choose your path. All in all, I would say that this game’s single-player mode is very weak on its own, and unless multiplayer shoot-outs are your cup of tea, it isn’t worth the headache you will get from playing it.

Do yourself a favor, and just go play Red Dead Redemption instead.

Great game, it came in mint condition and the gameplay is smooth. The only problem I had was that when bad Bessie got too close the screen froze but I solved that be just hiding from her. Overall I think this game is a great game and a classic.

Been looking for a holster for my Taurus PT-92 AFS (with rail) for quite sometime, but have had very bad luck finding anything. Everything I find is either made for the Beretta 92 (without rail) or too expensive! I visited Cabela’s in St.

louis MO where a firearms associate there helped me by going through each holster, disregarding the manufacturer’s recommendation on the packaging. He said that holsters are made to fit multiple handguns and trying them out is the best way to find one.

The CM226B (for the Glock 19) fits it like a glove. The PT-92 barrel protrudes from the holster about 1 to 1-1/2 inches, but us very secure; covers the trigger completely. Very snug, but not too snug.

I wish I remembered the associate’s name, but I don’t (shame on me). Great holster at a great price, and great customer service.

I bought a new Sig 1911 and need a cancelled carry holster. I have purchased Galco before (9MM Walther) and they manufacture a high quality product. My only complaint with both holsters is that they are a tight fit and need a lot of work to make them a smooth draw.

Several experts have told me that the Sig 1911 has a slightly larger slide then other manufactures. I called Sig and asked if they had a recommended holster manufacture; they do not according to their customer service.

Galco customer service offered the suggestion to wear the firearm in a heavy baggie for several hours a day “in your home”, really? I will try what I have done with the 9MM, continually draw and reholster.

Something has to give.

I purchased this holster for a good outside the pant holster. It holds my para 45 very well. The angle is very good for drawing. I plan to use this for my IDPA shoots. I also am wearing it as a under my close holster.

with a web belt it hold the gun very tight to my body and you can not even tell I ma wearing a gun.