A used Keltec PF9, is $200,. private party sale. It's DAO., but that's a good idea, for a civilan ccw gun. So is the pocketableness of this gun. Twisted Industries makes a $250 .22 unit for it. If you found such a .22 unit in good used condition, $200 should buy it, and include a spare mag. If it's got the extended, threaded barrel for another $50 or so, grab it.
You can easily make your own pocket holster. All you need is access to a microwave and a hair dryer. Cut open a milk jug. Wash down its insides well with peroxide on a paper towel, or it will stink of soured milk forever! Heat it first in the microwave, until pliable. Wear gloves so as not to burn your hands. Finish heating it with the hair dryer. Get it flattened out first, then fold it around the gun you desire to carry in it. Use a drill, awl, or icepick to make a few holes in the welt side. Use Chicago screws from the hardware store to hold the welt. Round off and polish all corners. Glue and sew some suede or other padding on the thigh side of your pocket holster. sew Velcro on the rig and into your pockets, so the rig doesn't get 'drawn" with the gun (unless you deliberately do so). 2 hours for the rig, tops. If you don't have the Velcro, when you swap the rig to your coat pocket (bad weather) it will just flop around in there, which is dangerously irresponsible (ie, falling out) and risky if you need the gun.
You can easily make your own pocket holster. All you need is access to a microwave and a hair dryer. Cut open a milk jug. Wash down its insides well with peroxide on a paper towel, or it will stink of soured milk forever! Heat it first in the microwave, until pliable. Wear gloves so as not to burn your hands. Finish heating it with the hair dryer. Get it flattened out first, then fold it around the gun you desire to carry in it. Use a drill, awl, or icepick to make a few holes in the welt side. Use Chicago screws from the hardware store to hold the welt. Round off and polish all corners. Glue and sew some suede or other padding on the thigh side of your pocket holster. sew Velcro on the rig and into your pockets, so the rig doesn't get 'drawn" with the gun (unless you deliberately do so). 2 hours for the rig, tops. If you don't have the Velcro, when you swap the rig to your coat pocket (bad weather) it will just flop around in there, which is dangerously irresponsible (ie, falling out) and risky if you need the gun.
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