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  1. June 29th, 2008 11:23 AM #1
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    Question Texas Heritage IWB

    Texas Heritage IWB

    not sure of a few of the options. whats your thoughts and personal experience. it will be for a Walther p99...


    Front Sight Style: standard or extra tall

    Roughout or Smoothout?
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    No experience with that model, but Tucker makes great products. His HF1 serves me well for a rough and tumble OWB.
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  4. June 29th, 2008 12:00 PM #3
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    thanks for the reply.

    anyone else have an opinion.

    i cant order until i figure this out...
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  5. June 29th, 2008 01:54 PM #4
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    For Roughout or Smoothout, see Tucker blog...

    Tucker Gunleather Blog » Blog Archive » Rough Or Smooth Side Out?

    Tucker Gunleather Blog » Blog Archive » Rough or Smooth Out - from a Customer’s Point of View

    I regards to front sight style, I imagine that if one has a exceptionally large front sight (i.e. XS Big Dot) they may require the Extra Tall option.
    But, I am just guessing and could be way off. I would give them a call tomorrow to inquire.
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  6. June 29th, 2008 02:14 PM #5
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    I actually just bought one. Delivered yesterday. I am still evaluating it. Stand by to stand by.

    I have been using the Comp-Tac which I love. I wanted that in all leather which is why I bought this. I also have the XS big dot sights on my carry gun, and no problems with it.
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  7. June 29th, 2008 04:31 PM #6
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    I have a Tucker Answer for my Kimber Ultra. I decided on the Answer over the Texas Heritage after talking to Rob Longenecker, based on ease of one-handed reholstering. It's very comfortable and stable for all day wear. As with the Texas Heritage, the adjustable ride/cant is useful, so you can get it dialed in just right for you.

    I also have two HF1s for OWB carry.

    Tucker's quality and customer service are second to none, and the guarantee makes it a no-lose proposition. I have no hesitation in recommending a Tucker holster.
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  8. June 29th, 2008 07:19 PM #7
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    Thumbs up wow

    after reading the links slimjim provided i realized i didn't have a clue what roughout or smoothout actually meant. i think i know what to order now...

    i currently carry a kel-tec PF-9 or a KT 3AT, and they both have the belt clips so this will be my first holster...

    thank you all for the replies...

    edit...

    just ordered
    Last edited by JustInCase; June 29th, 2008 at 07:50 PM. Reason: add info and correct spelling
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  9. June 30th, 2008 10:55 AM #8
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    I have had two for going on two years now- one for a 1911 Commander and one for a CZ75 Compact. These are FANTASITC holsters. Very comfortable, conceal amazingly well (I wear a t-shirt and shorts with no problem). I have both smooth in and smooth out and really don't notice much (if any) differance in performance.

    The only bad thing I can say about Tucker is the wait is just too dang long!!!!! - guess thats the price you pay for a quality product.
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  10. July 1st, 2008 03:41 PM #9
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    Jump on that holster!! I have one that carries a full frame 5" 1911 daily, and I see around 30 people a day in my line of work, up close and personal. I don't use any cover other than my shirts tucked in, and it does the job beautifully and comfortably!! You can't lose!
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  11. July 1st, 2008 05:46 PM #10
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    Quote Originally Posted by vernonator View Post
    I have had two for going on two years now- one for a 1911 Commander and one for a CZ75 Compact. These are FANTASITC holsters. Very comfortable, conceal amazingly well (I wear a t-shirt and shorts with no problem). I have both smooth in and smooth out and really don't notice much (if any) differance in performance.

    The only bad thing I can say about Tucker is the wait is just too dang long!!!!! - guess thats the price you pay for a quality product.
    Lucky me, I got my Tuckers two years ago, when the wait for an Answer was three weeks, and the HF1 was six weeks. And he delivered early!
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    I was just looking at Tucker today, wondering what the heck rough out was.

    I think I'll be ordering this holster tonight, and with the turn around time I bet I get the holster before my TX CHL
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    I have an Answer for a G19 which replaced a CTAC that never felt comfortable. I can't offer any advice on the Texas Heritage except to say that talking to Rob Longenecker is your best bet.
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    I have been carrying my XD9sc in a Texas Heritage for more then a year now. It is a fantastic holster. As to the options, call the phone number or send an e-mail and Rob will answer your questions (roughout is like suede, and smooth is...smooth). Great guy to do business with, very honorable. And Tucker makes top notch holsters.

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    Love their products, but looooooong waits and excuses....
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