Crossbreed® MiniTuck® XDS Holster

We are here at the NRA Annual Meeting 2013. Obviously I'm in the Crossbreed Holster booth. Now, everybody who follows Personal Defense Network knows what Crossbreed Holsters is all about. They're one of our first advertisers, one of our best friends in the industry, and of course they're supporters of the PDN Tour. I'm standing here with Carol Craighead, and I know that you get to talk about these products all the time but the MiniTuck is actually what you use to carry your gun. Talk to everybody about the MiniTuck and why they need to consider it. And especially why you like it. The thing I liked about the MiniTuck the most is the size. Obviously I'm not a very large person. I carry personally a Sig 238. A small gun. It would just be lost on a regular SuperTuck. So also I do not have obviously a lot of area to carry. It is a perfect size. It comfortable and people are amazed when I walk into a place or I let them know, "Hey, look, look," friends or whatever, because even at my size and my stature I am able to conceal comfortably a weapon. And that's really the thing about Crossbreed is it's reliable storage. Everybody knows it. Reliably clips to your belt. It is tuckable. And it's deep concealment that is comfortable. Now, people look at this and you really, if you've never held the MiniTuck next to a regular SuperTuck, it's hard to tell the difference. It really does exist as a shrunken-down version. Real easy to get a good grip on the firearm. Very easy to carry all day long. And the size of the leather actually distributes the weight on the belt also. So even someone Carol's size can carry this very very comfortably. Of course, I like to use the appendix carry version of this, the SuperTuck with the modular belly band of course, which I'm really excited about and proud to have worked with Crossbreed on. There's a lot of different options at Crossbreed's booth. It's just one of the great things you can see here at the NRA Annual Meeting 2013. Thanks Carol. No problem. Thanks Rob.