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I like it for the most part. It's nice, solid construction, the gun slides in easily but locks securely, and the profile is mighty slim. I think, though, I might have made a mistake trying to save a few bucks on the shirt tucker instead of springing for the CTAC - I'm constantly having to adjust because the weight of the gun is pulling it into a kind of FBI-type cant that it's not supposed to have, and then my pants stick out in weird places
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I think I might send it back and replace it with the CTAC, but I was wondering about the clips. Has anybody used the C-clip, and knows if it stays in place pretty well? It kind of looks like, since there's nothing secured to the face of the belt, that the belt could potentially slip out and leave only the pants supporting the holster. Or any suggestions in general about the clip type?
 

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The C-clips didn't work so well with me. Maybe you just have to have the perfect width of belt, but it kept slipping off the top part of the clip. My friend also has a CTAC for his CZ and decided he liked the standard clips better. They really aren't that noticible with a black belt and if you have a cover garment, you won't see them anyway.
 

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Yeah, that's what I figured from looking at the pics. CompTac doesn't even recommend the J clips (I don't know why they sell them), and I don't think I want to sew Velcro strips onto my belts, so the standard clips it is!
 

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choochboost said:
The C-clips didn't work for me either. The standard clips work well, but if you need ultra discreet carry go with V-clips.


+1 to what chooch said. I had the j clips and hated them. IMHO, they are worthless as they put all of the wight of the gun on your pants
. The standard clips work very well for most circumstances.



Ron
 
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