[win]

Does anyne use the blackhawk cqc holster for the daily carry holster? What do you like and dislike about it?

I am thinking about getting one for my mp9 and mp45{some day}.

thanks

wendelin

 

[choochboost]

I have one but don't use it for CCW. Actually I don't use it at all. I'm am not a fan of the locking mechanism. My Comp-Tac FBI Paddle sits closer anyway.

 

[win]

Will the comp tac allow the use of both the mp 9 and mp45?

Does anyone like the fobus holster?

I wold like to just buy one holster for both the mp 9 and 45 if possible.

thanks

 

[choochboost]

Will the comp tac allow the use of both the mp 9 and mp45?

I doubt it since it is custom made to fit that specific pistol. But you could call and ask 281-209-3040.

Does anyone like the fobus holster?

Be afraid, be very afraid. Nevermind it fitting both the 9mm and .45, you'd be lucky if it fit either.

 

[Whisper]

I own a CQC SERPA and, like choochboost, I cannot recommend it because of the locking mechanism. I will use it for a range holster but not for daily carry. Once I find a good daily carry holster for the M&P45, I will abandon the SERPA. If you are mandated to use it, that's one thing, but if you have any flexibility for choosing your holster, I'd look elsewhere.



Cheers,

Whisper

 

[Sgt4474]

I carry the Blackhawk holster everyday and I happen to like the locking mechanism very much. I use the paddle option and it is easily disguised under a shirt. I have carried many different handguns in various holsters since the early 1990's and the blackhawk is my current favorite.







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"It's better to have a gun and not need it, than to need a gun and not have it"

 

[DixieThunder 24]

I carry the Blackhawk holster everyday and I happen to like the locking mechanism very much. I use the paddle option and it is easily disguised under a shirt. I have carried many different handguns in various holsters since the early 1990's and the blackhawk is my current favorite.

+1 I use the same holster w/ paddle on my MP9 and like it. The lock isnt bad once you figure it out. Definitely practice drawing out of it. I was trying to push down towards my feet to unluck it but you really push to the side you're facing to unlock it, with RH anyway.

The only other thing I dont like is that the front site usually scarthes the top of the holster, doesnt do anything to the site, at least I havent noticed any change, and it kinda rubs on the top of the slide. Other than I like it, it holds tight to my body, and its NOT coming off if someone were to just grab and pull it.

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[dakotaman]

I have it and love the serpa lock, however, I do not use it as a daily carry holster. I find that it doesn't keep the gun close enough to my body and can be hard to conceal. It worked o.k. in the winter with heavy clothes/jackets, but not now in the summer.

 

[featherbndr]

ditto to what dakotaman says...I like the holster, it just keeps the gun too far away from my hip. Leather is the way to go in the summertime.

 

[josh]

I carried my M&P45 openly in my blackhawk cqc cf serpa last weekend. I liked it a lot. The lock was very easy and fast to disengage to draw the pistol out. All it required was a natural draw.



I could get my M&P45 out of that holster 5 times faster than my 9c out of my CTAC.

 

[Sigman]

I have a safariland 3 way retention holster and during some extra training classes I was almost neck and neck when drawing against a fellow with a competition draw holster. With the proper practice there is nothing wrong with any straps on a holster. Go with what you are comfortable with and practice.

 

[featherbndr]

Win,

I will say this, I just took the belt loop off the Serpa CQC holster and put the paddle on. Man, what a difference...it keeps the gun tucked right up against my side (I carry on the right with the cant all the way forward), even when I sit down or am driving.

 

[Steve]

Josh did you do this on a timer?





has anybody tried to do it with there support/weak hand only?

 

[Kovernm]

I bought the CQC level 2 for my full size 40 and love it on the thigh rig. I don't have my CCW yet but I think that it sticks out too far to use as a conceal holster.

 

[gtmtnbiker98]

I use the CQC for IDPA and love it. As for CCW, I agree with those recommending leather.

 

[Hondov65]

Does anyne use the blackhawk cqc holster for the daily carry holster? What do you like and dislike about it?

I am thinking about getting one for my mp9 and mp45{some day}.

thanks

wendelin

Yes it's very confortable

 

[mad212]

I wear my serpa when I have my vest on, my iwb is too close and right underneath my vest. This makes it hard to grab and draw fast, so it helps to have some space.



I have gotten used to the locking mech with alot of practice and patience.

 

[Hondov65]

Will the comp tac allow the use of both the mp 9 and mp45?

Does anyone like the fobus holster?

I wold like to just buy one holster for both the mp 9 and 45 if possible.

thanks

Then the Blackhawk CQC (Close Quarters Concealment) is you Holster One holster Fits the 9 the 40 and 45 it also fits the Glock 20 and 21 it also fits my Glock 22.the model# is 410513BK-R for rightys and-L for leftys

 

[Robin48]

I carry the Blackhawk holster everyday and I happen to like the locking mechanism very much. I use the paddle option and it is easily disguised under a shirt. I have carried many different handguns in various holsters since the early 1990's and the blackhawk is my current favorite.



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"It's better to have a gun and not need it, than to need a gun and not have it"

I have the serpa and think it is great

 

[Tbone]

I have one for my 642. I use it while I drive, in a crossdraw position. I use the paddle option. Not my favorite, but it works OK for what I need.