Good conceal holster for Glock 21?

[Elmar]

I just got my ltcf so now I'm looking for a secure, and comfortable holster. Never had one before so would appreciate any input from those who've used one. My frame is tall and medium build if that helps.

[mjfletcher]

First thing I'd recommend would be to make sure the gun is unloaded, check it again, check it a third time, then find where its most comfortabe for you to wear and draw it. Just tuck it in your waistband at diff spots (make sure your belt holds it secure) and go about household chores and periodically 'reach for it' to see how comfortable it is to draw from there. Once you know where you're going to carry you'll be able to limit your holster options to ones designed for your (now) chosen method of carry.

As to specific holsters... I'm 5'9", 125lbs, I carry a taurus PT140 in a comp-tac CTAC at about 3:30/4:00 and its a perfect holster and location for me.

[Legionnaire]

I've had good luck with Blade-Tech UCH (IWB) holsters. Check them out at http://www.blade-tech.com.

[Glockman]

Go to the web site www.jsholsters.com I have been packing for 25 years and this the most comfortable and practical holster I have found. I suggest the paddle with the forward cant. but they have other models. This is small shop that takes pride in its work. If you are not pleased with the holster they will cheerfully give you all of your money back.

[mjfletcher]

comptac is a good way to go. great product and service. i use an infidel and it is comfy enough for what i need. i am slightly under 6 foot and medium build. it conceals pretty well. something also to think about is retention. do you want a top strap, or open top?

The infidel was my first choice, but they don't make it for my gun and when I emailed they said it would be at least a year before they did. I love the versatility of that holster.

[never_retreat]

You could use one of these. Just put some belt slots in it.