Good IWB SOB holster for Kimber Ultra 45

[Jimb]

Looking for a good IWB holster to wear in the small of the back for a Kimber Ultra Carry II .45. Would like for the holster to ride a little high, to where more of the handle and some of the upper frame sit above my belt line if possible. I typically don’t wear loose fitting jeans, so I want more of the frame up on my back where a normal T-shirt will cover the imprint vs the barrel sitting down on my behind....this position for a holster worn on the back would also make bending and sitting more comfortable. Any ideas or suggestions are greatly appreciated. Thanks

 

[Vigilant]

Suggest not using an SOB holster of any type. Way to hard to defend against a grab, useless in a ground fight, and in the event of any ground fight, high risk of spinal/lower back injury.

 

[Drail]

'"Sitting" with a S.O.B. rig is NOT "comfortable" unless you have a deformed spine. Fall on a gun and you will have one. And as mentioned the easiest person to disarm is one who has their gun behind them. Wear loose pants and carry anywhere else but the S.O.B. At least think about it. Take it from a guy who lives in a wheelchair.

 

[Beemer]

I love the crossbreed holsters, however those are worn on side not back. Almost impossible to see and pretty easy to get to.

 

[NHT3]

Several different IWBs that will work at 4:00 that will be as concealable as well as more comfortable.


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