What's your holster?

[Kotyaer]

Waiting for delivery of a Crossbreed Supertuck. Kind of forced into it because it's one of a few holster manufacturers who makes FNX holsters.

Supposed to be comfy, we'll have to see.

 

[Mossyoak]

Crossbreed supertuck for me

 

[booker]

Raven Concealment or Milt Sparks, on a 1.5" bull hide belt. My next belt will be from A&G, heard good things.

The construction quality of Milt Sparks leather is the best I've seen.

 

[Howe]

Love both Raven and Crossbreed. Raven are for my Glocks, and crossbreed is for my XD sub compact.

Pending on the where I carry and the firearm of choice, and the weather condition I use different set up.

I use either G17 or G19 on OWB with Raven. The pancake design makes large frame pistol quite conceal-able with an open front shirt. This is the set up on a Sunday if I walk around to do my shopping and stuff.

If its a working day that I had to get in and out the truck a lot, Crossbreed IWD is my choose. The leather backing piece made it extremely conformable even with my beer gut.
I sweat a lot, if I am gonna be outside when there is no AC, I do find sweat get trap by the leather and I will have go home and dry it up.... sorry for the details but that's why I would use OWB on a hot day w/o AC.

I am using the same holsters for IDPA events, so leather is out of question.

A good gun belt makes a HUGE difference. Dress belts is for cell phones. I am a fan of 5.11 products. Their belts are solid, and some are affordable.

Tact belts are the best, but easier to be spot these days with front open shirts. If I saw someone with these belts, most likely they are carrying! which kinda took away the conceal carrying idea. I am transitioning to cow hide belts now to avoid unwanted attention.

 

[Ooops]

Tact belts are the best, but easier to be spot these days with front open shirts. If I saw someone with these belts, most likely they are carrying! which kinda took away the conceal carrying idea. I am transitioning to cow hide belts now to avoid unwanted attention.

Never thought of that issue.

 

[PCO31]

Ruger KP89: Galco COP strongside slide holster and COP double mag carrier
Glock 26: Fobus G26 paddle/belt holster
Ruger .44 Vaquero: Simply Rugged pancake holster

 

[booker]

Never thought of that issue.

The proliferation of 5.11 pants, "operator" shirts, and tac-this, tac-that, big folders clipped to the pocket.. it's like a neon sign that somebody is either carrying, or wishes they could.

 

[byf43]

The proliferation of 5.11 pants, "operator" shirts, and tac-this, tac-that, big folders clipped to the pocket.. it's like a neon sign that somebody is either carrying, or wishes they could.

Nothing like posting a billboard to everyone, that you are carrying!






When I carry, you can't tell I'm carrying.

Jeans. Leather belt (sturdy enough to carry the holster/pistol) and either a 'Camp Shirt' or Polo shirt.
(Picked up a harness leather belt from an Amish guy, in Efrata, PA [a place called "Green Dragon"], a couple of years back. GREAT belt for carrying!)

That little G26, (or the Mdl 60, or Charter Arms Undercover) disappears.

 

[RaVis]

Wow. Check these belt out, guys. I've been on a search for a less expensive than the Filson after reading the reviews describing diminishing quality.

http://www.hanksclothing.com/amish_belts_brown_buy.html

I ended up getting this belt a few days ago simply because I needed a good quality, casual leather belt. It's great. Money well spent.

 

[circleshooter]

Anyone use a Desantis Sof-Tuck? I'm looking for something for a Ruger LC9. I like that it's adjustable for strong side, cross draw, and small of the back.

 

[Trew2Life]

Fobus Rototary Paddle w/Thumb release and the Fobus Double Stack Magazine pouch. I don't practice "quick draws" per se. I do practice a consistent and reliable draw. I tend to favor the opinion posted above ... "Speed is fine, but accuracy is final."