holster suggestions

[jeep]

im looking for a good cc holster for my glock 17 9mm i currently have a blackhawk paddle holster. But when i cc people can see im cc ing. So any suggestions on a good cc holster would be great thanks guys/gals

[bluedog46]

I have the same gun for my carry gun ( reliable as hell). SInce you show your friends your Kimbers ( in my case ATI 1911) and your enemies your Glocks I would rather bet my life on the Glock.

I used a blackhawk and agree people can see it easier. Sometimes adjusting the paddle so its in the cant position will help, but what I have went with is a pancake leather holster ( 3 slot worn in cant position) with a thumb break. I got it in a bargain bin at a gunshow for $1. Its a desantis ( i think thats the name) and no one ever notices it with a windbreaker or jacket. I am a t-shirt and jeans kind of guy so when its warmer I wear a vest.

[Cookster]

If you are looking at IWB carry, take a look at Comp-Tac's MTAC holster.

[RXM]

If you're looking to carry IWB - MTAC is a great choice. If you're looking to carry OWB - a nice kydex holster like Raven, NTAC, or something similar should do. I personally carry a S&W M&P9c and use a Raven since it holds close to my side without printing.

[dsnover]

Cross Breed Super Tuck Deluxe.

I CC a Taurus PT99 (like a Beretta 92) with it. It'll hide anything comfortably. Super quality.

http://www.crossbreedholsters.com

[markheck1]

I'll second the Crossbreed, works very well for me.....wear it every day to work.

[vicious]

I'll break the mold (kydex pun) and say just go with all leather IWB. One with a wide stance and a reenforced mouth, on a solid belt.

[GunGirl610]

Galco makes some nice tuck holsters, their products are quality leather, I have a few and I am very impressed.

[vicious]

I found that galco tends to use a thinner, less durable leather than custom shops that don't charge that much more. As a result they tend to wear out faster. They do make some good products like their ankle glove, for instance.

Look at leather from kolbeson, fist (especially if you run a WML), leather arsenal to name a few.

[soberbyker]

A good The Beltman belt with a BladeTech Ultimate Concealment Holster and a "tall" size t-shirt (tall sizes are normally a couple inches longer) is all I ever need.



Here's a couple photo's tucked and untucked of my Kahr CW9 and my Ruger SP101.

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