| gearmesh, inc. |
12-03-2010 11:17 PM |
Yep, that's the holster I swear by. I have 3 of them. One for the .45, one for the CZ-75, and one for the baby Glock 26. I always carry at the 3:00 strong side position with a healthy forward cant angle which brings the butt of the grip in real close to the body for optimum concealment. Some folks prefer to carry at the 4:00 to 5:00 position, but I find it harder to draw while seated in the car, not to mention the knot in your back you will be feeling while driving. Let's face it, if your method of carry is rather uncomfortable, you will be more apt to leave your piece at home or in the car rather than have it on you when you need it.
If your lady friend is not keen on the size of the SuperTuck version of the holster, consider the Mini-Tuck version. It has a smaller leather backing with only one belt clip and is ideally suited for the popular lightweight aluminum framed 5 shot revolvers most folks find so easy to carry. It works well with the pocket sized .380 semi-auto pistols out there, too. The Mini-Tuck is more easily set up for appendix carry due to its smaller size, also.
If you get a Crossbreed holster, make sure you upgrade to the horsehide option for the backing. Horsehide is a tighter grain leather which is much more resistant to your sweat passing through it onto your piece in the summertime.
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