I'm obviously an impatient man. Great gun leather is worth the wait but the wait is never fun. So, when I went out to the mailbox today, you can imagine my elation! Say hi to my new "DC Tuckable" rig from HBE Specialty Leatherworks.
This holster was custom made for my CZ75 SP-01 Tactical 9mm. It is cowhide with shark trim.
The reason this is called a "tuckable" holster (for the uninitiated) is that the IWB holster rides the belt on offsets that allow you to tuck your covering garment (read shirt) around the outside of your pistol. This is a great feature since it allows you to carry concealed even when dressed semi formally.
The clips are designed for a 1.5" belt (per my request) and, as you can see here, will not pull off the belt when drawing the gun.
The backside is smooth and rides nicely agaist my tucked T-shirt.
The muzzle-end is an open design intended to keep debris (like lint, dirt & oil) from collecting at the gun's muzzle.
Finally, there is extra material at the rear of the holster to keep the slide and rear sight from digging into my skin. A great feature on any holster.
As the holster is still new, I can't give you any performance feedback, but I will post back at this link as I gain some miles "under my belt." In all I believe this is a classy and well made holster -as it should be. As shown here, the cost was $180 USD. (DC Tuckables start at $140)
This holster was custom made for my CZ75 SP-01 Tactical 9mm. It is cowhide with shark trim.
The reason this is called a "tuckable" holster (for the uninitiated) is that the IWB holster rides the belt on offsets that allow you to tuck your covering garment (read shirt) around the outside of your pistol. This is a great feature since it allows you to carry concealed even when dressed semi formally.
The clips are designed for a 1.5" belt (per my request) and, as you can see here, will not pull off the belt when drawing the gun.
The backside is smooth and rides nicely agaist my tucked T-shirt.
The muzzle-end is an open design intended to keep debris (like lint, dirt & oil) from collecting at the gun's muzzle.
Finally, there is extra material at the rear of the holster to keep the slide and rear sight from digging into my skin. A great feature on any holster.
As the holster is still new, I can't give you any performance feedback, but I will post back at this link as I gain some miles "under my belt." In all I believe this is a classy and well made holster -as it should be. As shown here, the cost was $180 USD. (DC Tuckables start at $140)