What's Everybody Using for Concealed Carry in Your Saddle Bag?

[JBM Golf]

I am looking for a pouch for concealed carry in my saddle bag. Here in one that I found that looks pretty good. What's everybody else using?

https://www.amazon.com/Hopnel-H50-112CCP-EZ-Carry-Pouch/dp/B00KYFGW6W/ref=pd_sbs_263_2?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1&refRID=PNT9CFFPY1GWVYGB9RD1

[seadog]

I am looking for a pouch for concealed carry in my saddle bag. Here in one that I found that looks pretty good. What's everybody else using?

https://www.amazon.com/Hopnel-H50-112CCP-EZ-Carry-Pouch/dp/B00KYFGW6W/ref=pd_sbs_263_2?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1&refRID=PNT9CFFPY1GWVYGB9RD1

You'll say "Wait a minute", get your key and open your saddlebag and pull the gun out of the pouch and shoot the guy, right? Most gun fights aren't more than 3 seconds long, me thinks you haven't thought this thru!

[stroguy]

If I have to remove my pistola from my waistband, the holster comes with it. But the if is rare. Only for Federal facilities do I remove my pistol. Recruiters or the Federal building downtown. But if I am going there I usually will just leave it at home. Too many stories of car break ins and now the bad guy has your gun. Just carry always and limit the Federal visits.

[JBM Golf]

You'll say "Wait a minute", get your key and open your saddlebag and pull the gun out of the pouch and shoot the guy, right? Most gun fights aren't more than 3 seconds long, me thinks you haven't thought this thru!

Yes I have thought this though. I realize it's not the optimal place for concealed carry. My left saddlebag does not require a key. I disconnected the cable so I can be opened rather quickly. I would only place the gun in the saddlebag when I am riding. I prefer not caring it on my belt while ridding so I thought this might not be a bad placement for it.

[Jhox]

http://www.sneakypeteholsters.com/

[opas ride]

It is, in my opinion, an American tragedy that we even have to think of these things in a "free society", but it is what it is and those that want to "carry" have the right to do so!!!! Hope I never have to fire my mine ever....Ride safe

[Sorcerer]

50 bucks? A simple $8.00 padded gun rug will do. On the off chance that I have to disarm, gun stays in its holster then goes in the locked side bag. If I am traveling through a commie state or one that does not honor my carry permit it goes in the $8.00 padded gun rug in one side bag and the ammo goes in the other side bag.If your going to carry off body, I hope you carrying something else on body.

[stepbill]

http://www.sneakypeteholsters.com/

Like it! One of my concealed carries is a Kahr PM9 and this is perfect for it.

[Airborne06]

You'll say "Wait a minute", get your key and open your saddlebag and pull the gun out of the pouch and shoot the guy, right? Most gun fights aren't more than 3 seconds long, me thinks you haven't thought this thru!

On my 2017 Harley Ultra Limited, I can reach back and open the side bag with one hand...to this:

http://shop.captain-itch.com/Motorcycle-Gun-Holster-Panel-Motorcycle-Gun-Holster-Panel.htm

[Davidk]

You'll say "Wait a minute", get your key and open your saddlebag and pull the gun out of the pouch and shoot the guy, right? Most gun fights aren't more than 3 seconds long, me thinks you haven't thought this thru!


This. It is imperative to have instant access. Gunfights don't wait for u to get your gun.

[RLatt]

You'll say "Wait a minute", get your key and open your saddlebag and pull the gun out of the pouch and shoot the guy, right? Most gun fights aren't more than 3 seconds long, me thinks you haven't thought this thru!

THIS +1

[53driver]

Mine stays on my person.
The bike becomes a shield/fortification if necessary.
No bike access required means I can get clear of the bike to a "safer" place without leaving my lead dispenser behind.

:shrug: Just seems un-shepherd-like to ever have your primary/secondary weapon(s) inaccessible. :nono:

Cheers,
Steve

[stepbill]

Mine stays on my person.
The bike becomes a shield/fortification if necessary.
No bike access required means I can get clear of the bike to a "safer" place without leaving my lead dispenser behind.

:shrug: Just seems un-shepherd-like to ever have your primary/secondary weapon(s) inaccessible. :nono:

Cheers,
Steve

I totally agree. (sound like a valley girl) I always have mine on me but when you arrive at a place that displays no weapons allowed, how do you get it from your person to the bike without brandishing? I think that is kind of what the OP was talking about.

[53driver]

I totally agree. (sound like a valley girl) I always have mine on me but when you arrive at a place that displays no weapons allowed, how do you get it from your person to the bike without brandishing? I think that is kind of what the OP was talking about.

Well, I guess I "brandish" very quickly....
Sleight-of-hand, use helmet as cover device, squat down next to open pannier door and transfer using a rag, all sorts of techniques.
I also generally don't park in "high foot traffic" areas so the chances of being seen are minimized.

Of course, unless they are "scanning me," I generally don't take the "No Weapons Allowed" sign very seriously.
Cheers,
Steve

[Fla_rider]

https://urbancarryholsters.com/size?gclid=Cj0KEQiA5IHEBRCLr_PZvq2_6qcBEiQAL4cQ00E ClmY9EB2g9jhbC2pw6GmOBYjb5f6FFEuE13ew--oaAu2k8P8HAQ

I like this one.

[stroguy]

Well, I guess I "brandish" very quickly....
Sleight-of-hand, use helmet as cover device, squat down next to open pannier door and transfer using a rag, all sorts of techniques.
I also generally don't park in "high foot traffic" areas so the chances of being seen are minimized.

Of course, unless they are "scanning me," I generally don't take the "No Weapons Allowed" sign very seriously.
Cheers,
Steve

Thankfully we had a Governor and Legislature that eliminated simple brandishing for CCW card carriers. Sometimes common sense can prevail.

[RTaz]

Fits in any pocket even a vest.

25253

[53driver]

Fits in any pocket even a vest.

25253

How many ounces of water does it hold??? :icon_mrgreen:

Cheers,
Steve

[RTaz]

Fires to a depth of 50 meters!:shock:


How many ounces of water does it hold??? :icon_mrgreen:

Cheers,
Steve

[Davidk]

How many ounces of water does it hold??? :icon_mrgreen:

Cheers,
Steve

Lololololol

[Fla_rider]

Fires to a depth of 50 meters!:shock:

I doubt any gun could fire to a depth of 50 meters. :jerkit:

[tiltingf6b]

I doubt any gun could fire to a depth of 50 meters. :jerkit:

they all can if the water is deep enough the round will SINK to the bottom.

[rdeady]

I doubt any gun could fire to a depth of 50 meters. :jerkit:

I see you are heavily into spearfishing. Throw up a few picks of some of the fish you have shot if you get a chance!!! I used to do a lot of diving always had the spear gun with me. Not that I was any good as I was not :)

[USMARINE]

Mine stays on my person.
The bike becomes a shield/fortification if necessary.
No bike access required means I can get clear of the bike to a "safer" place without leaving my lead dispenser behind.

:shrug: Just seems un-shepherd-like to ever have your primary/secondary weapon(s) inaccessible. :nono:

Cheers,
Steve

+ 1
I keep my weapon strapped to my waist with a round in the chamber and use a good retention holster; while on the bikes I use Safariland retention holster. In addition, it would be kind of difficult to practice your draw from a motorcycle saddlebag.

[stepbill]

How many ounces of water does it hold??? :icon_mrgreen:

Cheers,
Steve

Steve, I spit some beer out when reading that one!

[Sorcerer]

I was just at Home Depot and they have a bunch of Husky brand of work pouches with metal belt clips that if one chose, may fit your needs. They range from $5.00 - $10.00.

[53driver]

Steve, I spit some beer out when reading that one!

1000 apologies!
Alcohol abuse Level 2!!!

Remind me at the next rally to refill that one for ya!
Cheers!
:cheers:
Steve