I'm thinking about two holsters from K&D, for my Glock 23.
As much as I think I'd like their Eagle Defender, the one thing I've liked about a paddle holster is how easy they are to put on and take off.
I know that if I must enter a "no-gun zone," I can simply remove the G23 from the holster and place it in a spare, inside the glove box, while sitting in the front seat of my truck.
But it would easier to simply remove a paddle holster and secure it out of sight, and not go about wearing an empty holster.
The answer to my problem just might be K&D's Laredo Defender.
Anyone familiar with that one? Would that snap-on holster come close to keeping the gun as tight agains the body for concealment as the Eagle Defender? Unsnapping that holster would be faster and easier than unthreading one from a belt, while sitting in the front seat.
I ask this, with the assumption that a good belt would be in use.
Anyone have and currently use a Laredo Defender?
Mike
As much as I think I'd like their Eagle Defender, the one thing I've liked about a paddle holster is how easy they are to put on and take off.
I know that if I must enter a "no-gun zone," I can simply remove the G23 from the holster and place it in a spare, inside the glove box, while sitting in the front seat of my truck.
But it would easier to simply remove a paddle holster and secure it out of sight, and not go about wearing an empty holster.
The answer to my problem just might be K&D's Laredo Defender.
Anyone familiar with that one? Would that snap-on holster come close to keeping the gun as tight agains the body for concealment as the Eagle Defender? Unsnapping that holster would be faster and easier than unthreading one from a belt, while sitting in the front seat.
I ask this, with the assumption that a good belt would be in use.
Anyone have and currently use a Laredo Defender?
Mike