Reviews - Galco Tuck-N-Go IWB Holster - Right Hand, Tan, S&W J Fr & Taurus 2 in. TUC158 Reviews - GC-HT-TKNGOIPH-TUC158

Author: MUDelkaholic (verified customer) , Gun junkie ... addicted to elk hunting, from Indian Land, SC on May 14, 2013
Pros:  Concealable, lightweight, comfortable
Cons:  Not weapon specific
Would recommend:  yes

MUDelkaholic wrote:

This is a great lightweight, tuckable holster. I use it with a Ruger LCR (a fit accroding to Galco) and it works well in an appedix carry position or just behind the stronside hip. Retention is adequate, considerinmg that this holster is not molded to any specific handgun. Initial fit was very tight, but following Galco's instructions loosened it up a bit. I left the weapon in the holster for two weeks in my safe and it is a great fit now (though it is too lose for my S&W J frame). For the money, it is a great buy. My primary carry is in a custom molded holster that is 5x the price of this one.

Author: mscratch (verified customer) , LEO, from Jacksonville, Fl on Apr 22, 2013
Pros:  Compact, easily conceals a Glock 27
Cons:  Could use a little more protection to skin when wearing under a T Shirt
Would recommend:  yes

mscratch wrote:

I ordered this as my father had the older style clip that went over the belt. My Father's older style occasionally printed. He ordered this holster for off-duty carry and the occasional printing is no more. Great off duty CC holster.

Author: Pistol Packin Piggy (verified customer) from Sapulpa on Apr 12, 2013
Pros:  Comfortable, secure, and unobtrusive
Cons:  Nothing I've found
Would recommend:  yes

Pistol Packin Piggy wrote:

This holster stays in place, holds my pistol securely, and feels comfortable. It is a good deal.

Author: jumphers (verified customer) from Nashville TN on Apr 2, 2013
Pros:  Small and comfortable
Cons:  No height adjustment
Would recommend:  yes

jumphers wrote:

Got this to wear in summer or when I wanted something smaller than the Galco KingTuk, very comfortable, mouth stays open for easy re-holstering, the only thing I wish it had was some height adjustment ability, other than that it's a great holster for the money.

Author: chamberlainjoey (verified customer) from LAKE CITY on Mar 17, 2013
Pros:  Value, ease of use, quality
Cons:  Slight lack of support
Would recommend:  yes

chamberlainjoey wrote:

I am relatively new at conceal/carry and this was my first inside the waist holster. This is a great product and very well made for the price you pay. It holds my Glock 27 easily and is fairly easy to reholster. The only downside with this holster is a lack of support with some style of pants that you might be wearing. The clip does not attach to your belt so it is the pants themselves that provide support for the holster. The problem is with some of my pants the belt loops are spaced too far apart so the pants do not provide enough support for the gun and the pants will sag. It seems this is mostly dependent on the pants more than the holster, but thought I would mention for those purchasing to consider.

Author: Facenose (verified customer) , CC and outdoors user., from Londonderry on Mar 16, 2013
Pros:  Good for multiple carry positions
Cons:  Single attachment point
Would recommend:  yes

Facenose wrote:

I bought this holster because it allows me to tuck my shirt in while carrying IWB. I use this in both the appendix and 4:00 IWB positions, with or without tucking my shirt in over it, and find it very comfortable. Also I use this as a pocket holster and it works great; the clip is very small and helps to break up the shape as well as keep it in my pocket when I draw my Glock 26.

Author: Pistol Packin Piggy (verified customer) from Sapulpa on Mar 9, 2013
Pros:  Tucks comfortably; fits gun; conceals well
Cons:  Nothing I've found
Would recommend:  yes

Pistol Packin Piggy wrote:

This holster works especially well for appendix carry.

Author: Pistol Packin Piggy from Sapulpa, OK on Feb 16, 2013
Pros:  Tucks comfortably; fits gun; conceals well
Cons:  Nothing I've found
Would recommend:  yes

Pistol Packin Piggy wrote:

I wear the holster with my XDSC 9mm. With this rig, I prefer appendix carry. There's no problem with comfort or accessibility, even when driving.

Author: someone (verified customer) from some where on Feb 12, 2013
Pros:  decent value though large sheaths are same price as small, conceals very well
Cons:  belt clip design
Would recommend:  no

someone wrote:

Conceals almost too well as when I use mine even though the belt clip is straight and you can't cant it, it forces a cant as the handle of your firearm will be resting on your belt. This causes it to hide everything but part of the handle. I could see it causing issues depending on the shape of your firearm so I recommend that you do your research first. The clip is waaaaay too small to fit any normal belt properly without shoving material out of the way and the piece that sticks out under your belt to secure is waaaaay too wide. It's like they made it for a belt that is 1"x.5" totally absurd, but it can work and can be comfortable and conceal well.

Author: Bob (verified customer) from Scottsdale, AZ on Nov 12, 2012
Pros:  Good Quality and Value
Cons:  Best Suited for appendix carry
Would recommend:  yes

Bob wrote:

The holster is well made and the "J" hook works well for tucking a shirt in over the holster for deep concealment. The best carry position for this holster is appendix carry, about 1:00 O'clock, but will also work for strong-side carry. Relatively easy to break-in