The Active Body Holster suitable for Spandex.

[saltydog452]

The Portland based Active Body Holster Co. used the 'armed society' quote in its logo.  The company made a couple or reeeal useful items.

If any members here have any information about Active Body Holster Co, products, that would be appreciated.

The Active Body Holster Company was a Portland based company focused on carry options intended for the Spandex wearing cyclists, joggers, etc.

The ' Holster' was a belly band type, worn higher than waist level, with the sewn on Holster positioned for small of back carry.

Comments appreciated.

Thanks,  salty

[MillCreek]

I had one, and it still might be in a box in the garage.  I used it on occasion when bicycling under a loose jersey. I liked it.

[AJ Dual]

Having a hard time finding anything on them now.

I've been looking at it from the idea one of those cycling/jogging/search-n-rescue type chest radio rigs might work. Especially if you're going to put a radio, a phone, some pepper spray etc. in there with the pistol anyway.

[saltydog452]

Elastic and velcro does not last forever and I was looking for a replacement. 

The 'holster' was a good idea and seemed to work as intended.  Too small a market and didn't make a big splash. Even good ideas go away.

Does anyone know of a suitable alternatitive?

thanls,

salty

[Harold Tuttle]

http://www.buyholsters.com/fannypackholsters

http://www.pistolwear.com/trump-card-concealment-holster/

[Jamisjockey]

Crossbreed makes a bellyband hybrid holster:
http://www.crossbreedholsters.com/BellyBand.aspx
Take a look at that.

Oh, and welcome to APS.

[MillCreek]

Elastic and velcro does not last forever and I was looking for a replacement. 

The 'holster' was a good idea and seemed to work as intended.  Too small a market and didn't make a big splash. Even good ideas go away.

Does anyone know of a suitable alternatitive?

thanls,

salty

I have had good luck with various neoprene waist packs designed for music players and the like.  They are getting harder to find, though.

[KD5NRH]

Screw carry; I want CAS drones.

IIRC, there was some experimentation with an automated follow mode for the hexacopter controllers; use a smartphone as the target, sending GPS data via Wifi, and the copter could hold position and direction relative to the target, allowing for easy filming of a moving object.  Add a couple of short barrel .410s and a short delay command to fire them at the phone.  Push the button, hand the BG your phone, count to three and boom.

Easier than automated artillery.

[saltydog452]

KD5,

No dis, but I'd rather have an A-10 on call.

sd.