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Thread: Smith 686+ PC Snub - AIWB Holster Options?

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    Oh man, that's right. I forgot that some people feel like they need light SA triggers in DA guns instead of just learning to shoot the gun better. You can get a Redhawk DA trigger pull down to 10 lbs, and if you can't manage that you suck and should probably just practice more.
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    Going to bring two back to life for two reasons:
    1. Did Tony ever get these built? Not seeing on website.
    2. Did anyone ever find a good working alternative that is already in production?
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    Tony built me an AIWB for a 3" 686+.
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    Quote Originally Posted by blues View Post
    Tony built me an AIWB for a 3" 686+.
    That include a claw and/or foam wedge? How does it work for you? Highly recommended for daily carry? Would really appreciate the full scoop.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Speederlander View Post
    That include a claw and/or foam wedge? How does it work for you? Highly recommended for daily carry? Would really appreciate the full scoop.
    It's built on Tony's "AIWB" platform / concept. (I emailed him, we discussed a couple of other model holsters but this is what we came up with in the end and I think Tony was right in choosing this for me.)

    No claw, and I put my own velcro and wedge on the holster.

    It's much more comfortable and concealable than would seem possible for a gun with the size and heft of an "L" frame. That said, I purchased it for the times when I might want to carry the gun. It is not an EDC for me. That role falls to one of my Glocks or a S&W 642-1.

    You'd really have to try it out for yourself to determine whether it's for you. (I believe Tony has, or had, a 10 day return policy.)

    I've also used a Triple K #314 and found it both comfortable and secure on the belt. (I owned the Triple K before purchasing the JMCK.)
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    Forgot, I had a picture of the 686+ with the Triple K:

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    Quote Originally Posted by Speederlander View Post
    That include a claw and/or foam wedge? How does it work for you? Highly recommended for daily carry? Would really appreciate the full scoop.
    I have a k frame version that is my EDC. No claw but there is a kydex bump under the belt loop that rotates the grip in and the wedge pushes the grip in too.

    Very comfortable. Morso than any other jmcustom aiwb holster I have.

    I wish I could try out a 3" l frame in one. I wouldn't mind an extra round. I'm just not sure I'd want the extra girth every day

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    Quote Originally Posted by blues View Post
    Forgot, I had a picture of the 686+ with the Triple K:

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    Thanks putting up the pic.
    Question though, I thought all pluses were seven shot, unfluted cylinders.

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    Quote Originally Posted by wvincent View Post
    Thanks putting up the pic.
    Question though, I thought all pluses were seven shot, unfluted cylinders.
    You're welcome.

    Nope that was the way it came stock. (Except for the front sight.)


    https://www.smith-wesson.com/firearms/model-686-plus-2

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