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| Defensive Carry Holsters & Carry Options There are some really good defensive carry holster designs, as well as some very bad ones on the market today. Whether you are in the market for a new holster or just discovered another perfect carry option, let us know about it here. |
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Location: Spring Hill, Tn.
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Got my CompTac 2 o'clock...impressions
Well it arrived today, Smarties and all and I was eager to try it out. As usual, CompTac delivers in a hurry and the product is flawless. I had tried appendix carry with a High Noon Bare Asset and because of the way the clip mounts right over the weapon it created a noticeable bump right where I hang my keys on the belt loop; I didn't like it and I was hoping the CompTac would remedy that.
The clip for the 2 o'clock is offset so the whole Kydex package is slimmer. My G23 sits a little higher than I'm used to and the clip isn't adjustable, but this is not really an issue. It's a benefit in the sitting down department, actually, but the grip tends to dig into the ribs if you aren't careful. The draw of Kydex is unmatched in my opinion and the retention of the weapon is adjustable of course. It will take some getting used to carrying in front of my hip; I carried 3-4 o'clock in a CTAC for a year now and I have it sitting really low. I like the fact that I seem to have more control of the weapon in a crowd, nobody can bump up behind you and it can be drawn in a hurry. Mentally it is a bit bothersome to sit down and have a loaded Glock pointing at my femoral artery....I know it's just a mental hurdle but still. ![]() Overall, I am liking the position and will keep the new addition. It is a great option for those of us with a slim middle section who don't want to constantly be wearing 2x shirts. CompTac scores a hit with this one, pictures to follow soon. |
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There is a part of me that would not get over that mental hurdel
![]() I know guns dont go off by thereself, but i'm not pointing anything in that area that is cocked and unlocked. Carefull on the draw under stress. ![]()
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Wore it all day today and found that for standing it is great...sitting, not so great. I can barely bend over; I found myself thinking I'd rather print a bit and be able to tie my shoe than not be able to flex at the waist hardly at all. I'll give it another shot but without the ability to lower the rig it may not work unless I plan on walking around all day.
Anybody got any suggestions? Maybe I'm wearing it to close to the 1 o'clock position. I still can't see how in front of the hip will allow any sort of mobility with a G23. Hmmm...... |
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I wear mine at 1 oclock, but I have the Infidel for my G23. It is a little rough getting my boots one with it, but other than that it works well with me.
I have the same issues you do with the Ctac.
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G23 too big?
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On the Comp-Tac website page describing this holster, they say: Quote:
I'll bet a Glock 27 subcompact would work a lot better.
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Probably so.......I figured I'd give it a try but I'm leaning towards returning it. The CTAC is still king of the hill.
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Thickness and/or a long barrel will compromise the Comp 2 O'Clock. As I can't seem to tire of posting about, the holster holds my PF-9 and New Agent perfectly while standing or sitting. At least you got a Smarties fix!
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At 1:00 is does the 15 degree cant work out OK? And what attachment did you select?
TIA Comp-Tac Infidel ![]() Comp-Tac 2 O'clock: ![]()
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i've carried A-IWB with a c-tac, and the key to being able to bend over and sit for long periods of time is finding the sweet spot. try moving it fore and aft in 1/2" increments. it will take some fiddling to find the spot, but once you do, you can move around, bend over and sit for long periods of time with little-to-no discomfort.
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Thanks guys.....
I think I'm leaning towards the last untried holster, just for kicks...the MTAC. It would appear that overall, IWB at 3:30 works best for me...not perfect but good enough and I've heard the MTAC is even better than the CTAC...if that's possible. |
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