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It is an interesting concept. Conforming to the body makes it easier to conceal, in a Salvador Dali sort of way.

Even with the belt clip, then there's still the problem of leaving the trigger open.. the chances of anything getting caught are slim.. but that is still one of the three main reason to have a holster. I still do want a small pocket pistol though. I know the 380 isn't exactly a highly rated round.. but I'd still like a little S&W bodyguard or something of the sort. A little derringer is probably more realistic for me at the moment though. haha

I still want to try one of these though...

It has a belt clip attached, not an option, it's part of the firearm, out of the box.

Doesn't also come with the trigger guard on a string? What some people seem to think is for hanging the gun from around their neck?

Yep it has a belt lanyard and trigger guard holster for pocket work or inside the belt wear using that build in belt clip. I would definitely take some practice to be able to draw quickly with this gun.

I ordered 1/2 dozen back in February, and none to be seen from that Distributor. This thing is kinda like a purple unicorn.

Not a taurus fan

I saw SigTech makes a belt lanyard and trigger guard holster for the P938. I'm curious how well they work in general.

I'd want to try one. I'm still a big fan of the iwb in general jest so I know exactly how it's positioned. But I've been wanting to try out other caring positions for different circumstances such as riding my bike ect

Has anybody on this Forum fired one yet?

(11-18-2014, 10:43 AM)mikereddot Wrote: [ -> ]First Look: Taurus Curve




Rather than develop another pistol that requires people to conform around the dimensions of a gun, the new Taurus Curve conforms around the contours of the human body.

In terms of its concept as “The gun you wear,” Taurus has stepped outside the norm with its new Curve, offering a non-traditional form factor that aims for comfortable and clever concealment. In the spirit of its name, its curved polymer frame housing is designed to tuck up to your body when carried on the right side. Taurus has even received approval from the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office on this arched-frame design, so if other manufacturers wish to adopt a similar concept, they’ll need to pay Taurus for the privileges.

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Have not fired it. Have not even held one yet.