[OldVet]

I'm not too keen on holsters that allow the muzzle of the gun to protrude. In my mind, I'm afraid the front sight may catch on the bottom of the holter.

Anyone (perferably those who use it) had any problem with this and the Supertuck? I see that it's grooved, but...?

 

[cranesrule]

I own two Supertucks. Never had it happen. The kydex is flared significantly at the muzzle, it would be impossible draw at such an angle for the front sight to snag it.

GREAT holsters, by the way. Don't hesitate.

 

[karategirl]

I've been using the supertuck for about 6 mos now, no prob whatsoever w/ the sights even coming close to catching on the edge of the bottom of the holster. There's about 0.5 inch space for the sights clear the kydex. I just tried to make it catch - and couldn't.

btw, I carry a glock 27 w/ trijicon night sights....not sure if others with diff guns have had a problem tho.

 

[OldVet]

Sounds good so far. It's for a Glock 30 by the way, so if the G27 doesn't catch, it should be good to go.

 

[tokerblue]

I own a MicroTuck and had a MiniClip for my Kahr PM9 and MK9. I've never had the sights snag on draw. If there was ever an issue with it, I'm sure you would have heard about it in the numerous, numerous CrossBreed threads.

 

[RMS]

I carry a glock 30sf in the Crossbreed Supertuck. I have not had one problem of any kind with gun or holster. I can't say enough good things about Crossbeed!

 

[OldVet]

It's so often that the bad-mouthers speak up. Nice to see some "pro" comments.

 

[504tactical]

I have had a supertuck for my XD9 and never have I had a problem with thefront sight getting caught on anything. Its a good quality holster.

 

[joker1]

Glock 19 in a Supertuck and have never had the problem you ask about.

Joker1

 

[cranesrule]

One of mine is for a G30sf... Great combo. You can clearly see in the photo below what we are talking about with the flare in the kydex.

 

[Chunkychuck]

I've had my crossbreed about 5 months and no problems with my Stoeger (Beretta) Couger.

 

[DropTop]

i have a glock 19 with trijicon night sites also and have had no problems with it either.

 

[jp3276]

I have a S&W 442 and have not had any problems with my supertuck.

 

[JohnKelly]

Glock G19, Sig P239 and a S&W M&P (full-size) all have been carried in a Supertuck with no problems whatsoever.

 

[OldVet]

Looks like a winner. ST will be on my list of things to get. Thanks all!

 

[CraigV]

I have 2 CBST's, and have never had this problem.

 

[Cycler]

I took a training course in the late summer where we were constantly drawing and never had any problems with the sight snagging. The bigger problem was the metal clips not holding on as seen in the picture below after multiple draws (yes, I posted this in another thread too).

Switching to the J-clips has solved this but I don't have high hopes for the longevity of them. Hopefully crossbreed will design a metal J-clip to replace them.

 

[sigmanluke]

Never a problem with my CBST, I carry a Sig P220R, I have the J-hooks, and they absolutely don't let the holster ride up. I've had mine for almost a year, and the J-hooks are still like new.

 

[mtcraigco]

I took a training course in the late summer where we were constantly drawing and never had any problems with the sight snagging. The bigger problem was the metal clips not holding on as seen in the picture below after multiple draws (yes, I posted this in another thread too).

Switching to the J-clips has solved this but I don't have high hopes for the longevity of them. Hopefully crossbreed will design a metal J-clip to replace them.

While we have not gone to a steel j-hook, we HAVE gone to a new embossed steel snaplok that has greater tension to stay closed around the bottom of the belt and is also far stronger and won't bend at the cross as the old stamped style tended to do.

A 1.5 inch gunbelt is also a great help in this regards.

thanks

 

[Glock23MI]

I took a training course in the late summer where we were constantly drawing and never had any problems with the sight snagging. The bigger problem was the metal clips not holding on as seen in the picture below after multiple draws (yes, I posted this in another thread too).

Switching to the J-clips has solved this but I don't have high hopes for the longevity of them. Hopefully crossbreed will design a metal J-clip to replace them.

This looks to be a belt issue more than an issue with the holster. The belt in the picture looks to be 1" thick with rounded edges. Once i have mine on with my 1.5" belt, that thing's not going anywhere, no matter how many draws you pull. At night, i actually find it easy to slide the belt through the ST holster than to remove it from the belt first. Great holster, you'll love it.

Just so this links up with the original topic: G23 worn every day for several months now and never a problem drawing with the Trijicon night sights.