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Crossbreed SuperTuck.

Sheilded Holsters Double Phalanx. I've been wearing mine daily with my M&P 45c since the first week of April and it is great. the leather is thicker and stiffer than the CBST, so there is no pressure point at all on my hip. I wear it just barely behind 3:00(call it 3:05 ). Only $50 dollars shipping and "tactical" cut included. Mine arrived one week after I placed the order. They have a lifetime warranty and a 2 week trial, if you don't like it send it back for a refund.
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I always enjoy doing business with the "little guy" especially if they have a great product.

The M-Tac is nice (I have one) but my vote goes to the Milt Sparks. Can't tell you why but the Milt Sparks is far more comfortable to wear.

I've used the Cross Breed Supertuck, Comp-Tac, N82 tactical and a few others. For the Glock I think any of the one mentioned would work fine.

If you want a good hybrid IWB holster like crossbreed or minotaur, but don't want to spend $80+ shoot me a pm. I can make a similar holster for $40.

Another place to look is highnoonholsters.com. Ranges from quite pricey, one of which I own for my primary carry made to order in horsehide..... to various stocking items that are often cheaper (in price) but ready to ship.

Thought I'd chime in on another choice amongst good choices. I IWB for primary alot but rotate between a CZ (which I splurged pricewise) and a CZ military surplus 9x18 (stocking item holster). Anything and all in between, give em a look.

Good choices to review and research already given here.

Once you've made a decision, give that choice and purchase a good long while. It will begin to start feeling normal...like putting on a watch.

Yeah, it'll feel different at first, but that goes away...like that first Wally Walk and now. Dress around your firearm. It can be done. IWB will feel incredibly normal and usual.

Good luck .

Beltman

I mean "High Noon". Sorry, I was sleepy.

For those that are interested - I got an email last night that Comp-Tac is running a sale through the end of July on the MTAC holsters with the chestnut (brown) backing. Regular price is $85, the sale is around $73.

Not a huge savings, but better than full price. I've had an MTAC for my 1911 for about a year now and have been happy with it. I ordered one for a PPS last night, now I just need to get the pistol!

No to be a broken record.............but Crossbreed Supertuck

RHenriksen wrote:Crossbreed Super Tuck