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shipwreck · November 6th, 2008, 10:11 PM

So far, after reading people's older threads, I'm kinda leaning towards the Supertuck.

usually, I always avoid IWB, as it is hot in TX, and I never felt like rubbing the gun down in oil everyday.

I've always used leather belt holsters, like the Galco Fletch.

But with a gun with a longer grip than a P99c/Glock 26, it can be hard to keep it concealed that way.

I am getting a USPc 45 soon, and I'm just not gonna worry about sweat on the gun too much. The HK should be able to take it with the finish.

So, these types of holsters are new to me.

I did have someone make me a leather IWB holster. But, the leather is WAY too thick, and when I wear it, it makes a humongous bulge, just from the holster. I want something thin.

November 6th, 2008, 10:11 PM	#4
shipwreck Member Join Date: May 2008 Location: Texas Posts: 126	So far, after reading people's older threads, I'm kinda leaning towards the Supertuck. usually, I always avoid IWB, as it is hot in TX, and I never felt like rubbing the gun down in oil everyday. I've always used leather belt holsters, like the Galco Fletch. But with a gun with a longer grip than a P99c/Glock 26, it can be hard to keep it concealed that way. I am getting a USPc 45 soon, and I'm just not gonna worry about sweat on the gun too much. The HK should be able to take it with the finish. So, these types of holsters are new to me. I did have someone make me a leather IWB holster. But, the leather is WAY too thick, and when I wear it, it makes a humongous bulge, just from the holster. I want something thin.