[TruPatriot]

I have been researching to try and find the perfect holster for my body and needs which are comfortability, reliability, easy on and off and with great concealability. In stating this, I have found 2 holsters that intrigue me. The Comp-tac INFIDEL and the Brigade Gunleather IWB holster M-39 cch4. Without having a superstore that stocks all holster brands for that ever so important try on, I need your help.



Any suggestions about the 2 listed or any other holsters you may recommend will be quite helpful.



My Body size is 5'9 210lbs!



Thanks,



TruPatriot

 

[ront]

My suggestions are these:

K&D Holsters Cochise Defender

http://mp-pistol.com/boards/viewtopic.php?t=4179

Comp-tac Infidel

http://mp-pistol.com/boards/viewtopic.php?t=3013

You might also want to look at the Comp-tac CTAC. It is very popular. It is similar to the leather holster in the first link except that it is Kydex.



Ron

 

[TruPatriot]

Thanks Ron! I will definitely look at the K&D! Customer Service is very big in my book as well. With it having the dual clips, does this make it any more difficult with on/off application?

 

[ront]

It goes on and comes off very easily. That Brigade Gunleather holster looks nice also. I personally like a holster though that has two connecting points. It seems to keep the holster from rocking back and forth better. That could be just me though. I simply cannot say enough good things though about K&D's CS. It is tops!



Ron

 

[face747]

I have the Comp-Tac Infidel with the Gurka attachment and I am very happy with. It goes on and off pretty easily and stays put. For me (I am 6 foot, 210 lbs) it is comfortable enough for an IWB. After you wear it around for a while, you don't notice it. Concealability is also very good.



Just my 2 cents.

 

[politegunner]

BladeTech also makes a great IWB (kydex) with a "j-clip" type of belt loop that makes it easier to put on and take off. I went with the regular belt loop style as I like a nice stable rig and don't mind taking off my pants.....! Anyway, I got the BladeTech set up as their TAT was only 3 weeks compared to the 2-3 months of my favorite "leather" holster maker, which I am ordering anyway as, for me anyway, leather tends to be a mite more comfy.





----Wyley