I chose a RDR holster after I viewed a video where Colin Noir said it was his favorite holster for ease of on and off. I have been happy with it. About 48.00 to my door. CS is great also.Soccerdad1995 wrote: ↑Fri Jan 08, 2016 11:09 am I'm looking for an easy on / easy off holster for a Glock 21 and separately for a Glock 36. I'm thinking that a paddle holster might be best, but the ones I have tried in the past held the butt of the gun too far from my body. I am planning on wearing a cover garment and not obviously displaying the weapon, but am a lot less concerned about printing than I was in the past. That said, I want something that provides a reasonable level of concealment, comfort, decent retention, and ease of taking on and off. Price is not an issue.
Another member recommended Kramer gun leather. This is the only paddle holster I could find for them:
http://kramerleather.com/productDetail. ... egoryID=25
I am also considering this holster from Bianchi:
https://www.midwayusa.com/product/34700 ... -p-leather
I would appreciate any feedback on these holsters as well as any other suggestions.
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