Where do you keep your sidearm?

[Dizzy]

Why, shoulder holster of course

[tome]

I second TeeTee's Fobus thigh rig. Holds pistol in firmly, especially glocks, and allows for quick draw and locks automatically when you put it in. The thigh rig bit is hardly noticable when you have it on, so much so that you forget all about it until you need it.

[Blazer]

I use a drop leg, but having found it lets the gun get a bit manky if you are crawling about. I think i'm going to switch to a belt holster.

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I spent a weekend of crawling around, as part of a training bootcamp, and as a result I've switched back to having my holster on my belt, because while it looks cool to have a leg holster, as said above it is much better for your pistol and you for it to be on the belt.

[DarkLite]

One novel way I saw:

 

Someone with a TM G18C AEP slapped some heavy duty velcro on the grip and on the thigh of his BDUs.

 

Worked quite well, too.

[Mikeyp6]

In the map pouch on my rig. Keeps the dirt out of finicky GBB internals.

[Faust]

I have a socom in a drop leg and its a pain in the *albartroth*. The only reason i take it is because i paid £250 for it and not to use it is a waste.

 

I have my G19 on a concealed carry on the waist and its brilliant.

 

Oh another reason i dont like the drop leg is that when you put you main weapon down to the side to free your hands or draw a side arm it tends to crash into your pistol if you arent careful. Which is annoying as ontop of all the other reasons, it gets in the way of swiftly drawing the socom.

[Belladonna]

socoms suck *albatross* in droplegs... i had one, and it constantly felt like it was going to fly off my leg when running... keep it in a SF belt holster, on the rear of my belt kit. and a smaller handgun in my dropleg.

[xp67]

I keep my glock stuffed down by trousers. Then, when the going gets tough, I can just whip my glock out and fire off a few rounds.

[Buttons]

Belt.

[Craft]

Fobus Paddle holster on the belt.

Lovely holster, doesn't move at all and is right there when you need it.

[Chimpy]

Green - no pistol.

Urban - Drop leg thats up about as high as I can get it.

[screamin_weasel]

DE in map pocket in my vest, or if im wearing my 'Nam webbing, 2 DE's in my buttpack.

[horzathesecound]

Well i used to use a drop leg when i used m92 and never had a problem. Now i use a compensated m190, i can't use the holster on my legs when i kneel down the tip of the pistol would be in the mud. That coupled without he fact i no longer care about running down rivers, through marshes and rolling down hills that over our site, i now have my holster on my left arm.

 

Its the only place it would go.

 

honest.

 

Its only temporary.

[Lance Jackass]

In the plastic carry case in the safezone. Nice to plink with, yet i only really use mine in pistol only games.

[crazypinoy]

Guarder Drop Leg. I wear it high up between my leg and my belt, so it's more like a hybrid belt/leg holser. Extremely secure, and very fast to draw, and doesn't drag around if it were any lower.

[BARsrule2]

I use a SERPA on my right hip on my belt. It sags like a mofo however, so I'm going to HAVE to buy those HSGI suspenders i've been putting off... and probably put something on the other side to balance it a bit.

 

Drop-leg = fine for indoors, but outdoors its a not go... you will have a messy pistol if you get down and dirty (although a lot of airsofters never do that...).