pcon

Any own this that has anything bad to say about it? I've been looking at tuckable IWB holsters for my Taurus PT140 and think this is my best bet. I've looked at COMP-TAC, Galco, DON HUME, Allessi and Raven Arms. I just want to see if there are any potential downsides before I spend the money.

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prawls

Have owned 3. Just got rid of one in a trade. Had 1911, Sig239, XD. I have nothing bad to say about them at all. Mark is very good to deal with and will help you out with anything you need and will stand behind his product 110%.

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Soular

This is my EDC holster. Easily wear it 100+ hours a week and love it.

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Kovernm

I have one for my M&P .40 and love it.

MadDog

I wear a supertuck daily. Last week I accidently cracked the kydex, mark fixed it and had it back within the same week...

great product and service.

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detroit9mm

Just got one for my Kahr CW9. Very comfortable, holds gun securely and is easy to tuck into. I modified mine to allow me to get a full grip on the gun. The leather backer and some of the kydex stopped my middle finger from being able to wrap the grip. Easily trimmed to my liking and I love it. I believe Mark will do this for you for like $5 when you order it but I bought mine used.

allenruger

No downsides. It's really as simple as that IMO. You'll see what I mean when you get one.

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Allen

-"I may get killed with my own gun, but he's gonna have to beat me to death with it, 'cause it's going to be empty." -Clint Smith

matiki

It's a good product. If I were to order another one I would get the combat cut, like detroit9mm I made the cut myself. In my case the slide release was activated no matter how I wore it (it seemed less likely at about 4'o'clock). I've read about others who've had similar problems but can usually resolve it by wearing it in a different location. Once I made the cut for a better grip it stopped activating the slide release and I've been happy with it.

Here's photos of my dilemma:
http://www.defensivecarry.com/vbulle...07-post29.html

The solution:
http://www.defensivecarry.com/vbulle...28-post16.html

It's an extremely comfortable holster and a bargain at the price, even if you end up needing to tweak it.

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T Bone

It's very comfortable and their customer service is top notch. Only bad thing I can say is I can't believe a (now) major holster maker is selling these without the user being able to obtain a proper full "combat" grip on the weapon while it is holstered. But sell them they do, and as Mark has pointed out, they have MANY customers who do carry everyday and even for a living, who have no trouble with that. That siad, just doesn't seem proper to me. No big deal, easily solved by a little cutting, either by them or by the buyer. I think they're a good choice overall.
(ETA: Presumes you don't mind Kydex on your gun- I use mine for a Glock, the finish on those wears much better than many).

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TexCaboCat

Best inside the belt holster made in my opinion. Especially for the price. Love mine.