Hip works perfect for me. Has for 17 years

When I'm driving I take mine out and slide the holster in the little space between my seat cushion and center console. It's a snug fit, but still easy to pull the pistol quickly if you need to.

Laying in a closed console with other junk, very slow. In my carry holster laying in an open console almost as bad taking two hands one to hold the holster and one to pull the pistol. On my hip sitting in a bucket seat, almost impossible unless I roll onto my left side in the seat. Those are the three things I am trying to get away from.

With this holster mounted rigid to the console by my right knee, it should be a natural position for my right hand to draw from. Flap has a small magnet and opens easily as I slide my hand under it to the grip. So it should be about as fast as I can draw a holster off my hip while standing. I don't have the truck yet, so I all I could do to test it was mount it between two file cabinet handles and draw while sitting in my office chair. As long as I don't use too big a pistol for the holster, I can draw it fairly fast. If it don't work out, it's getting mounted on my three wheeler.

I thought I was going to have to use a trailer to haul it since the new power wagon will have ramboxes, but figured out it will still fit in the bed, so happy about that. I guess the diameter is a little less than a lot of more modern ATVs. Something else I was wanting to figure out was somewhere to permanently mount a holster on the three wheeler. It's a 1984 200ES Big Red.

I don't want to drill because of resale values,

mine is in a small touch open compartment. it's pretty fast.

can't you just lay it in the passenger seat in the open, very fast, then throw a towel over it if needed?

can't you just lay it in the passenger seat in the open, very fast, then throw a towel over it if needed?

I suppose you could, but any hard braking, swerving, large bumps, wreck, etc..will send your pistol flying. Any of these actions could preceded the need to use said pistol.

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