Looking for a tuckable IWB or shoulder holster.
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Looking for a tuckable IWB or shoulder holster.
It is for my Springer 1911 SS 5". For the IWB I need the Kydex to be lined with leather on the inside.
I wear a lot of western shirts in the winter and need a good holster that I can tuck the shirts around or a good shoulder holster that I can wear under the shirts.
Thanks!
I wear a lot of western shirts in the winter and need a good holster that I can tuck the shirts around or a good shoulder holster that I can wear under the shirts.
Thanks!
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Re: Looking for a tuckable IWB or shoulder holster.
I don't know if they still do or not, but Sparks used to offer some belt clips to make one of their iwb holsters tuckable. That said, it is tough on a full size to go tuckable. Another option would be a belly band.
Re: Looking for a tuckable IWB or shoulder holster.
I appreciate the suggestion but I am not a fan of the Belly Band. Especially with a full size 1911. I have a Galco Summer Comfort for it so I know I can wear it comfortably IWB but need a holster that I can tuck the shirt around or a good shoulder rig to wear underneath the shirt.Fisherman74 wrote:I don't know if they still do or not, but Sparks used to offer some belt clips to make one of their iwb holsters tuckable. That said, it is tough on a full size to go tuckable. Another option would be a belly band.
Re: Looking for a tuckable IWB or shoulder holster.
Think I am going to go with a MTAC or the Galco KINGTUK. I like the idea of a shoulder rig but the IWB will allow me to be more versatile in my clothing.
Re: Looking for a tuckable IWB or shoulder holster.
Only have experience with Crossbreed Supertuck and is is outstanding. I carry full sized Glock comfortably for hours at a time.
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Re: Looking for a tuckable IWB or shoulder holster.
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These are a bit more expensive, but I love mine. Has the leather line kydex and I have absolutely no wear marks on my M&P from holstering. Been wearing this one all day everyday since around Jan or Feb.
These are a bit more expensive, but I love mine. Has the leather line kydex and I have absolutely no wear marks on my M&P from holstering. Been wearing this one all day everyday since around Jan or Feb.
Re: Looking for a tuckable IWB or shoulder holster.
For the price, I went with a Tommy Theis tuckable IWB holster... and have been very satisfied. Even with the horsehide upgrade, it was cheaper than the similar models available.
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Re: Looking for a tuckable IWB or shoulder holster.
Comp-Tac MTAC is the way to go if you are wanting a kydex shell with a leather back. I have one and I like it better than the custom leather rig I have for my USP .40 compact. You can also buy spare kydex bodies to fit other guns rather than having to buy a holster for each. Turn around time was 2 days when i checked earlier.
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Re: Looking for a tuckable IWB or shoulder holster.
I would second the Comp-Tac comment... They make a great product. I ordered one after the suggestions of this forum. I went with the Minotaur, because it is a little cheaper and a little thinner than the M-Tac. It is based on the same system but isn't trimmed out quite as nice. I would recommend it to anybody looking for a IWB holster.
Re: Looking for a tuckable IWB or shoulder holster.
Sorry - I misspoke. I have the Minotaur Spartan. It doesn't look quite as nice but is just as functional as M-TAC. Also, like I said in the above post, it is a little thinner due to the fact that it only has one piece of leather. It may not make much of a difference in most cases, but it might in a few situations.rusty86 wrote:I would second the Comp-Tac comment... They make a great product. I ordered one after the suggestions of this forum. I went with the Minotaur, because it is a little cheaper and a little thinner than the M-Tac. It is based on the same system but isn't trimmed out quite as nice. I would recommend it to anybody looking for a IWB holster.
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Re: Looking for a tuckable IWB or shoulder holster.
I will second the Tucker "The Answer". I have had mine for 6 months now and am very satisfied with it.
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