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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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Well, it certainly doesn’t get anymore subjective than this. Anyway, as you acknowledged, there are plenty of fine makers and most seemingly copy each other, whereas a few do offer a unique style for specific guns. Without knowing what handgun you have, it’s hard to make a targeted suggestion.
Based on my own experiences with various styles, I wish I had started with something less expensive since you’ll never get more than half of what you paid for it on resale. In the most rudimentary of terms I’ll suggest you stay clear from exotic materials because this is where you’ll be skinned alive! Short of that, I have no clue. Regards, ![]()
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I wish I could get one or more of Del Fatti holsters for half price. I acknowledge that nicer holsters are not necessarily more useable. If a holster is comfortable, holds the gun securely, does not collapse so the gun can be reholstered, allows a full grip, and is at a height that suits one, then a less expensive holster is as good as a more expensive. Some of us like pretty holsters as well as functionality. Maybe it a parallel to some like to collect plates, or Hummels. I don't go that far, but I do like nicely boned and finished holsters where the quality just jumps out at you. Examples of that in my eyes are, Nossar, Brommeland, Del Fatti, and Sparks. That is a reason that I don't care for some good holsters such as Kramer. Regards, Jerry |
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Holster Recommendation
Don Hume Holsters. That is all my husband and I buy for all our firearms. They are slimmer, more comfortable and sturdy.
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I started ccw with a walther ppk/s with a bellyband but now carry a Para Ordnance Warthog, so I had trouble with the first two clip IWB leather holster I tried. It just wouldnt fit well to my body. But the AKJ concealo might work for me. If I do get one, I'm tempted to attach the tuckable clips that the vmII uses and see if that will work for deep concealment. |
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Side Guard
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I'll be ordering a Simply Rugged pancake hoslter for my 686 Plus tomorrow. I'll post a report after I give it a test drive.
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I highly recommend Garry Brommeland. I have a Max-con V that I use for my XD 45 that I've had for 2 years. Gary now offers us 2 ways to get a holster. You can place a custom order (which can, unfortunately take a while), or he has holsters stocked at Coal Creek Armory. You can check out his work at
Holsters Concealment Systems Gunleather Concealed Carry for Weapons |
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This guy made my shoulder rig for my XD turn around time was about 3 weeks but the workmanship is phenominal...
Ted Blocker Holsters: Concealment Holsters, Duty Holsters, Western Holsters, Competition Holsters & Field Holsters
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In my view the three makers that are at the absolute top in craftsmanship are Alex Nossar, Matt Del Fattti, and Gary Brommeland. I truly hope that Gary has gotten his business practices in order. Not sure what experience those who are ordering directly from him are experiencing. Regards, Jerry |
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