One Shot V2 IWB vs OWB pro Double Stack 9/40: které zvolit
By Shop Tactical Gear & Holsters丨Guerrilla Tactical | Published: 2026-10-31
Category: Srovnání
Porovnejte pouzdra Garage Sale One Shot V2 IWB a OWB double stack 9/40 z hlediska polohy nošení, nastavení retence a ceny a rozhodněte se, které se hodí k vašemu uspořádání.
Quick answer
Choose the Garage Sale One Shot V2 IWB if the carrier will sit inside the waistband for concealed carry and you want the lower-profile option. Choose the OWB version if you want an outside-the-waistband carrier for range sessions or open setups and prefer the lower catalog price.
Carry position is the real dividing line
Both carriers share the One Shot V2 design and the built-in Mag Retention Device (MRD), so the meaningful difference is where the carrier sits: inside the waistband or outside it. That placement affects concealment, access, and how the carrier interacts with your belt and cover garment.
The IWB version is the one to pick when the carrier needs to stay hidden under a shirt. The OWB version keeps the carrier outside the waistband, which is the more natural choice when concealment is not the priority and you want the carrier accessible at the range or in an open-carry context.
Retention tuning works the same on both
The MRD on both the IWB and OWB versions is adjustable with an allen key (not included), so you can tweak retention to your liking or make larger adjustments to switch between different magazine types within the selected caliber range. That means the choice between IWB and OWB is not a retention decision; it is a placement decision.
Because the allen key is not included, plan to have one on hand before you start adjusting. If you switch between magazine types, expect to re-tune the MRD each time rather than assuming one setting covers every magazine.
Price and catalog comparison
The catalog lists the IWB version at USD 32.34 against a comparison price of USD 46.20, and the OWB version at USD 18.14 against a comparison price of USD 28.80. If budget is the deciding factor, the OWB version is the lower-cost entry point; if concealed placement is the priority, the IWB version is the one that fits that job.
Neither listing supplies belt-loop spacing, ride height, or specific holster compatibility details, so do not assume either carrier will match a particular belt or holster setup without checking the product page. Treat those as unknowns to verify rather than features to infer.
Trade-offs to weigh
- Concealment vs access: Pick the IWB version when the carrier must stay hidden under a cover garment; pick the OWB version when you want the carrier outside the waistband and easier to reach at the range. Decide concealment first; retention tuning is identical on both.
- Retention tuning effort: Both versions use the MRD adjusted with an allen key (not included), so budget for the tool and for re-tuning when you change magazine types within the selected caliber range.
- Price difference: The OWB version is listed at USD 18.14 (comparison USD 28.80) and the IWB at USD 32.34 (comparison USD 46.20); choose OWB if cost leads, IWB if concealed placement leads. Check the product page for belt and holster compatibility details before ordering.
Product facts
- Garage Sale One Shot V2 - IWB - Double Stack 9/40: IWB double stack 9/40 carrier with a built-in Mag Retention Device (MRD) adjustable via allen key (not included). The IWB placement suits concealed carry, and the MRD lets you tune retention or switch magazine types within the caliber range.
Garage Sale One Shot V2 - IWB - Double Stack 9/40 - Garage Sale One Shot V2 - OWB Fits Double Stack 9/40: OWB double stack 9/40 carrier with the same built-in Mag Retention Device (MRD) adjustable via allen key (not included). The OWB placement keeps the carrier outside the waistband for range or open use, and the MRD gives the same retention tuning as the IWB version.
Garage Sale One Shot V2 - OWB Fits Double Stack 9/40
Which carrier fits your setup
Best for
- Concealed carriers who need the double stack 9/40 carrier inside the waistband
- Range users who want an outside-the-waistband carrier at the lower catalog price
Not for
- Buyers who need confirmed belt-loop or holster compatibility details not supplied in the catalog
- Anyone expecting the allen key to be included for retention adjustment
