Posted: 7/21/2009 11:46:55 AM EDT
| Is this a decent holster? Im thinking about buying one with the belt clip for easy on/off. Thanks. |
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the clip makes it bulge to much IMO. the mtac is one of the most prefered holsters on this site. its also what i carry. Obviously everyone has a unique body shape, and bulging/carry comfort will vary from person to person. I am a full-figured guy (6'-0" 295lbs.) and I never wanted to carry IWB because I thought it would be too uncomfortable. I bought a Crossbreed Supertuck for my carry P7 PSP and it is super comfortable now that it has broken in. The Mtac is quite similar. What I found is that the Supertuck is kind of cumbersome to put on and not really all that easy for me to don quickly as I head out the door. Being a big guy I have to stop and undo my pants to put the thing on. Then I found the Infidel. This thing is a breeze to put on. I loosen my belt (a Crossbreed model) and slip the Infidel into my pants, slide it into position (4:00 for me), tighten my belt and go. The stiffness of the holster makes it easy to move around after it's inserted and retention is excellent. Comfort is surprisingly good. I thought a full Kydex holster would bind, but it's actually more comfortable because it maintains its rigidity and doesn't allow the pistol to flex while in the holster. I wore my Kahr P45/Infidel combo to the movies the other night and it was really comfortable. I now have an Infidel for all of my carry weapons. I can't say that about my Supertuck*. *I still love my Supertuck, so no need to get off topic about how great it is... |
Similar design is also available from BladeTech
I think it costs slightly less than the Infidel holster. MidwayUSA carries a variety of BladeTech IWB. I have a CTAC and BladeTech IWB. Personally, I prefer the CTAC for long term carry. But the BladeTech is a lot easier to put in and out. |