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Originally Posted by VtCO
Not to hijack the thread or anything, but I've got a comp-tac 2 o'clock holster for a Keltec P3AT and I can't figure out what's special about it. Why is this designed for 2 o'clock carry? It looks just like any other IWB with a single clip. Heck I've even found it comfortable to put in the 5 o'clock position.
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A couple things, as I see it...
It is a straight drop (no cant), so it draws easily from in front of the hip. Usually people prefer a cant for behind-the-hip carry. Also, the gun rides high. Behind-the-hip holsters usually sit lower. Carrying in front of the hip means that the leg will bend when you sit. Therefore, the gun must sit higher to remain comfortable. If there are other reasons, someone feel free to add to this.
I appreciate everyone's input! If there are more experiences out there, I would still love to hear them.