Re: IWB holster favorites
+1 for Kramer horsehide.
+1 for Kramer horsehide.
Sidearms & Scatterguns IWB holster favorites
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Have the 4 of the UBGholsters called the striker from here: http://www.ubgholsters.com/iwb.htm. Carry my Officer's sized Amigo every day and it disappears. Out of sight, out of mind. Comfortable, and comforting.
Bill
Have the 4 of the UBGholsters called the striker from here: http://www.ubgholsters.com/iwb.htm. Carry my Officer's sized Amigo every day and it disappears. Out of sight, out of mind. Comfortable, and comforting.
Bill
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just got a galco v-hawk for my govt.1911. its pretty nice comfy and handles the weight of the fullsize 1911 just fine. I figure itll be even better in a week after its been broken in a bit more.
Ive use raven concealment and kaluban cloaks for my glocks and they work perfectly.
just got a galco v-hawk for my govt.1911. its pretty nice comfy and handles the weight of the fullsize 1911 just fine. I figure itll be even better in a week after its been broken in a bit more.
Ive use raven concealment and kaluban cloaks for my glocks and they work perfectly.
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When I first started carrying, I packed a full size 1911 in a milt sparks watch six on whatever belt I had at that time. I was a college student so my budget was a little on the lean side after buying some nice leather for the gun. I bought a Rafter S Gunleather belt once I saved up a little more money and had a pretty solid setup. I still carry that combination every so often and I still like it a lot.
I switched to carrying a sig 228 because I wanted to be able to carry more rounds with me. Still using the same belt and I switched to a kydex holster since it gets hot in Texas and I tend to sweat a lot. I now use a Comp-Tac CTAC holster and I really it. It carries very comfortably, conceals well and is fast to draw from. I broke a few belt clips when I first got it, but they have redesigned them and I haven't broken one since. The customer service from Comp Tac is also excellent.
I just ordered a raven concealment holster, but I'll probably set it up for owb carry since I like the IWB setups I have already.
When I first started carrying, I packed a full size 1911 in a milt sparks watch six on whatever belt I had at that time. I was a college student so my budget was a little on the lean side after buying some nice leather for the gun. I bought a Rafter S Gunleather belt once I saved up a little more money and had a pretty solid setup. I still carry that combination every so often and I still like it a lot.
I switched to carrying a sig 228 because I wanted to be able to carry more rounds with me. Still using the same belt and I switched to a kydex holster since it gets hot in Texas and I tend to sweat a lot. I now use a Comp-Tac CTAC holster and I really it. It carries very comfortably, conceals well and is fast to draw from. I broke a few belt clips when I first got it, but they have redesigned them and I haven't broken one since. The customer service from Comp Tac is also excellent.
I just ordered a raven concealment holster, but I'll probably set it up for owb carry since I like the IWB setups I have already.
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I cc a p220 in a vm2 and love it. One thing I did notice is that it can get sticky in temps +100 if you are going commando.
I cc a p220 in a vm2 and love it. One thing I did notice is that it can get sticky in temps +100 if you are going commando.
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Crossbreed. I tried several others crossbreed was the best by far for me. I don't know if they still do it, but back when I got mine they had a 30 money back guarantee.
Crossbreed. I tried several others crossbreed was the best by far for me. I don't know if they still do it, but back when I got mine they had a 30 money back guarantee.
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I carry a Glock 19 in a PureKustom Spec OPS Pro on a Wilderness 5-stitch belt everyday. This setup is extremely comfortable and Rocky's holsters are top notch.
Jeremy45
I carry a Glock 19 in a PureKustom Spec OPS Pro on a Wilderness 5-stitch belt everyday. This setup is extremely comfortable and Rocky's holsters are top notch.
Jeremy45
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I have an IWB made by SHTF Holsters. I like them a step above Crossbreed for the fact that they come standard combat cut. No additional cost. I carry an XDM and it distributes the weight evenly. Also, my Crossbreed took a long time to get to me, SHTF was only a 1.5 weeks to my door. Great company and the owner is currently serving in the Armed Forces. Support our troops and thier businesses.
I have an IWB made by SHTF Holsters. I like them a step above Crossbreed for the fact that they come standard combat cut. No additional cost. I carry an XDM and it distributes the weight evenly. Also, my Crossbreed took a long time to get to me, SHTF was only a 1.5 weeks to my door. Great company and the owner is currently serving in the Armed Forces. Support our troops and thier businesses.
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+1 on Kramer. they make a great holster. I have been wanting to try the Milt Sparks versa max though.
+1 on Kramer. they make a great holster. I have been wanting to try the Milt Sparks versa max though.
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I have used the blade tech for my glock 23, and I use crossbreed for my HK P2000. The blade tech worked well, but the crossbreed is much more comfortable.
I have used the blade tech for my glock 23, and I use crossbreed for my HK P2000. The blade tech worked well, but the crossbreed is much more comfortable.
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<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Speedgoat_ Junkie</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Alessi holsters, very well made!
http://www.alessigunholsters.com/ </div></div>
Recent Alessi holsters are NOTHING, and I repeat, NOTHING like the holsters that were made under Lou Alessi himself. Unfortunately, from what I've seen of their product I think they're drafting on his reputation, and I'll leave it at that.
This place, http://www.ritchieholsters.com/, is run by someone formerly associated with Lou, and they carry on the designs and excellence.
<span style="font-weight: bold">ETA:</span> Someone has communicated their dissatisfaction with Ritchie to me, which is unfortunate, because they had great stuff at the beginning.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Speedgoat_ Junkie</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Alessi holsters, very well made!
http://www.alessigunholsters.com/ </div></div>
Recent Alessi holsters are NOTHING, and I repeat, NOTHING like the holsters that were made under Lou Alessi himself. Unfortunately, from what I've seen of their product I think they're drafting on his reputation, and I'll leave it at that.
This place, http://www.ritchieholsters.com/, is run by someone formerly associated with Lou, and they carry on the designs and excellence.
<span style="font-weight: bold">ETA:</span> Someone has communicated their dissatisfaction with Ritchie to me, which is unfortunate, because they had great stuff at the beginning.
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I like the "Dual Carry" for IWB but really prefer the "Bodyguard" most days. Not really a fan of IWB.
http://www.dmbullardleather.com/1429711.html
I like the "Dual Carry" for IWB but really prefer the "Bodyguard" most days. Not really a fan of IWB.
http://www.dmbullardleather.com/1429711.html
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