Fanny packs

[PackingPastor]

Anyone have one they'd recommend for a G21? I also have a Ruger LC9.

[Sir Diealotz]

Galco waist pack.

[eli]

I think Tommy's gun packs are a good fanny pack but you do have to watch for the made in china knockoffs. The primary problem seems to be the distance the zipper stops are sewn. Too much distance and they seem to unzip. Too little and it hinders the draw. The made in China ones are not consistent. It's very important to practice drawing the gun if your left hand is otherwise engaged in any fanny pack. I've never met an instructor that liked any fanny pack but IHMO in the extreme heat of the summer they permit you to carry more gun that you might otherwise. I'm not fond of pocket pistols so although I have a couple smaller fanny packs I prefer the large size Tommy's.

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[dkmatthews]

Maxpedition VersiPacks are not technically "fanny" packs but I think they will do a better job of what you're after.

[shortdog]

The best I've found are Tommy's Gun packs. They are expensive, but well designed, very durable and they work. I have three (for various sized guns) and have been using them for 10 years or so.

The Original Tommy's Gun Pack

[Dave]

I have had good luck with these.
GUNNY SACKS
GUNNY SACKS® — DeSantis Holster

[RedRiverD]

I studied and looked and being a large guy I had a problem with most concealed carry products.
I eventually settled on a fanny pack as it was the only TRUE way to avoid "printing" of my large
framed gun.
I even heard of a recent scene when a CCW person was "murdered" by a police officer even though
the CCW person did everything "by the book" (at least that is what was reported).
I carry a Ruger 9mm which is rather large by CCW standards and I have NEVER been questioned
about my fanny pack.
When I first got it, I wore it without the gun for a few weeks so that everyone would get used to
seeing my around wearing it. No one has ever even looked sideways at me wearing it and no one
has ever asked me why I wear a fanny pack. Now I carry concealed everywhere I go (except
federal facilities and schools and banks) but it isn't far in any situation.
Just know the laws for CCW in places that "post' no weapons to ensure that if necessary that you
can legally respond without fear of repercussions. By that I mean most signs are not "legal"
postings. There are "requirements" for legal postings...... Use your own judgement, but had I
been at that theater, maybe, just maybe there would have been fewer deaths by someone that
obviously didn't care about their "NO GUN policy.....

[Firefighterchen]

Maxpedition VersiPacks are not technically "fanny" packs but I think they will do a better job of what you're after.

Plus one for the versipack!!!

[abacuscomp]

Well, if you carry concealed, a fanny pack is a dead giveaway that you have a weapon on you. You might as well carry it open. Use a good deep conceal holster instead. No one ill know you have it, and there is your edge.

[eli]

Well, if you carry concealed, a fanny pack is a dead giveaway that you have a weapon on you. You might as well carry it open. Use a good deep conceal holster instead. No one ill know you have it, and there is your edge.

IMHO so what? I've met cops that didn't know what fanny packs were carrying. I have yet to have a hassle with a business in this the land of tourists that had a problem with a fanny pack and if you open carry you will be asked to leave really fast around here. Truthfully neither of us stands a real good chance with a gun in our faces so your so called edge is overrated unless of course you think you are Rambo. Good luck with that. Personally I look for better edges. Lastly if the bad guys know what's in my fanny pack they will likely go F___ with you first anyway :-)

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