[Jack_Flag]

I had tried cross draw carry years ago, but decided to go with strong side carry at 3 o'clock. But I've been doing cross draw exclusively for the last few weeks.

But now I need a proper holster for doing it. I'd prefer not to spend a bunch of money, but hey whatever. I had been carrying my M9 for the last couple of years straight, but I'm back to carrying my CZ75. So I'd need a holster made for it, or one that would work for it.

Any ideas fellas?

Looking for OWB or IWB options. Something that can be worn close to the body for concealed carry.

Oh. I also prefer retention of some kind. Being here in VA and in an area where problems won't arise, I open carry sometimes. So retention is a must. I generally prefer thumb breaks. Not interested in Serpa type systems.

My typical open carry holster is a Bianchi #59. It's a great holster for strong or weak side. But a concealment holster it is not.

This would be a holster to carry at around 9 o'clock. Either in a straight vertical configuration or with a slight forward can't. Not looking for something that carries the gun at a super extreme can't or horizontally.

Thanks!

 

[rednichols]

Here's one by Aker that's a version of my Nichols Avenger for them; this one in crossdraw. Sight protection, tension screw, modest carry angle, the lot.

 

[Joonbi]

I ordered one from Haugen called sudden strike, model 21. He is adding a thumb at no additional charge. Have not received it yet(about 6-8 week wait). I will let you know when I get it. Nice guy though, Jerry I think. $100.

 

[MP.40c]

Natesquared tactical...
Here's a link to a quick review...
http://www.defensivecarry.com/forum...otta-say-great-job-n8squared.html#post2295831

 

[Joonbi]

Oh I should have mentioned the Haugen is owb with thumb break added. I am new to holsters but thought owb with loose shirt would be more comfortable. also it is leather which is what I wanted.

 

[FlaRon]

High Noon Holsters

Look through their complete line.

I carry my Glock 23 AIWB in their Public Secret holster.

Regards,

FlaRon :urla9ub:

P.S.

The folks at Simply Rugged Holsters have a very complete line of cross draw holsters:

http://www.simplyrugged.com

 

[Mudgen]

I just posted a review of my new Sideguard Tuck Clip, built with a -15 degree cant for cross-draw. I love it. I wanted leather and a single clip, knowing that those two characteristics can cost you stability and retention if not done right. This one is done right.

 

[PhilG]

You may want to look at Remora, it can do crossdraw and much more. They have a two for one sale going now. See link, The Official Store of the Original Remora "No Clip" IWB Concealment Holster