Down between the holster body and the clips. I do it all the time with my DSG and JMCK.
Down between the holster body and the clips. I do it all the time with my DSG and JMCK.
That's the magic of tuckable struts - Joe public doesn't believe you can carry AIWB with a tucked in shirt.Originally Posted by Angus McFee
Are you now, or have you ever been a member of the Doodie Project?
The phlster flex hardware kit includes some rubber washers/spacers. If you use those the screws should be flush, you may have to use on both sides.
OP, I'm a little unclear on what the Phlster Flex (the item itself) does that would be a net benefit over simply sticking some Discreet Carry Clips on the EDC items and pushing on with life. I'm confident there is a gain, I just don't know what it might be. If you have a moment, could you help me with that, please?
Just a thought. I agree the Goruck bag is rough to carry with weight over significant distance. There is a hip belt accessory option available for their bags that attaches via mollie that is very stable and works well with their product. Might be an option to consider. I was very surprised at how stable and how well the bag carries with that attachment.
Everything stays in the same place and I only use two clips. Makes putting it on easier, works better when positioning around belt loops, less stuff to have to tuck the shirt around. I've found several benefits to this setup.
Sorry. Reply was made to incorrect thread. Ignore. I am an idiot.
Good spot for a Dwayne Johnson clapping in approval gif.
I need to figure out a better tucked in shirt rig
Does the modwing claw help at all with concealment? I've tried a similar setup inspired by you but with the RCS claw and it's a bit too low to do anything.
It's going to depend on the ride height of your holster. I like the mod wing enough I bought 6 of them to replace my RCS wings with.
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