Its hit or miss with me. When cold enough I do, and when hot enough (believe it or not) due to the "stickiness" of Florida humidity. But sometimes it does "bunch" and disturb my draw. That gets annoying.
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I have, on a couple IWB holsters, added a piece of leather to the back side (that contacts my skin above the belt). This was for the hammer fired CZs carried cocked and locked. Between the hammer and the extended beavertail a standard holster would result in a pretty good/bad jab when sitting in the car/truck.
I bought some additional "screws" of the type they use to clamp the back ends of the kydex holster together, or to attach the kydex to the leather on holsters made that way, or used a combination of the screws already on the holster with maybe one or two more (all depends on the way the holster is made) to attach the leather to the holster. So far it's worked great for me.
This is my CZ75 Compact holster.
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You can see the hammer spur and beavertail pretty good here.
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Not an issue with a striker fired pistol. Nice smooth/rounded back end on those.
edited to correct the spelling of compact and to get the right pistol picture.
I bought some additional "screws" of the type they use to clamp the back ends of the kydex holster together, or to attach the kydex to the leather on holsters made that way, or used a combination of the screws already on the holster with maybe one or two more (all depends on the way the holster is made) to attach the leather to the holster. So far it's worked great for me.
This is my CZ75 Compact holster.
You can see the hammer spur and beavertail pretty good here.
Not an issue with a striker fired pistol. Nice smooth/rounded back end on those.
edited to correct the spelling of compact and to get the right pistol picture.
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