faithmyeyes

I can see the sense in that - the problem is that I don't dress the same way all the time. I don't think carrying tucked is a great solution, and will avoid doing so unless dress mandates it.

I'm not crazy about them myself. It's not obvious to me why stiffened snap loops wouldn't be as effective, but that's likely because I have zero expertise in holster-making (and not much more in holster-using).

I've decided to give an MTAC a try. I don't expect it to be perfect, but I'm very much in the mode of trying to get the most "bang for the buck" out of the weapons and skills I already have and those I can acquire at a high value-to-cost ratio. Time for practice I have; scads of money to try umpteen different weapon/holster combinations (as fun as it might be) I don't have.

This is what I'd rather spend the money on, when it's available. The two-day Defensive Handgun course at Shootrite was worth it to me and then some - I'm hoping to return at some point for the second Handgun and possibly the concealment course.

rodc13

Tuckable holsters work exceptionally well in the circumstances for which they're designed and when the individual is well-versed and practiced in their use. Some people may not want to take the time to become proficient, and hence their distaste and bias. A tuckable holster is a tool, just like any other, and may permit concealed carry when circumstances may not otherwise permit. It's much better to have your weapon with you at all times.

Many very respected holster makers have found the advantages presented by use of Kydex in belt clips and holster forms. With proper use, such as avoiding over-flexing when putting them on or taking them off, clips such as those on the MTAC will last just fine. The material is really quite strong and won't just break.

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mrlee7878

Here's my raven IWB tuckable. Very sweet. Check them out at ravenconcealment.com and for sales at the malabarfront.com. Obviously mine is for an attached tac light but they have all different rigs. Everything fits nicely and I carry a full size .40 cal G22. The great thing is this holster is able to do both OWB and IWB with a simple 3 min switch. It comes already as and OWB and you just pick up the IWB attachment for a little more. Great adaptability.

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Thumper

Someone has to recomend you look at a VersaMax-II!

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