OC holster choice

[radio3579]

I prefer at minimum a thumb break holster, a Galco FLETCH is my favorite leather holster.

My paddle holster is a Level 2 retention holster, I prefer to carry it more as it is mimics my duty gear in release and draw stroke.

 

[Cliff]

All good handguns. :monkey

My Sig Sauer is to polite to reply to that.

And to topic. I carry my Sig P320 in a Safari land full blown level III.

 

[RunninNGunnin]

My first holster was like the IMD roto mold. I still use it on occassion.
I like the adjustablity for different carry OWB.
I replaced it with a Galco FLETCH as my go to holster.
I just picked up a few holsters in the past week.
One for my Sig, Strong Holster Co., and a IWB CrossBreed holster that fits my DBFS9 nicely.

Galco and CrossBreed Super Tuck Deluxe- DBFS9:





Strong Holster Co. pancake and paddle- Sig Mosquito:

 

[SGB]

SAFARILAND

Safariland 6378 with ALS guard, makes it a lvl 2 retention holster.


[video=youtube;XEqMaEP45Eg]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XEqMaEP45Eg[/video]

 

[adk_mechetech]

I'm hoping requests for suggestions are acceptable in this thread...

I just picked up a Springfield XD-S 3.3" and I'm looking for a holster. I carry open and OWB 100% of the time but prefer a low profile belt slide or pancake holster. I have a CZ 2075 that I carry in a DeSantis holster that is perfect. The equivalent for the XD-S seems to only come with retention which I prefer not to have. In addition would like something that will clip on and off as I frequently need to disarm temporarily to visit customers for my job.

Any suggestions are welcome as I have not found anything fitting my needs. I may settle for the DeSantis holster and see if it can be modified.

 

[RedNeck Texan]

OC holster is a Lobo Leather, combat classic.
Thumb Break for RugerGP100.

 

[Firearms Iinstuctor]

99% of the time a black hawk serpa

 

[OC Freedom]

Safariland Model 7371 7TS

Awesome holster for the Glock 43.

https://www.safariland.com/-holster...ls-concealment-paddle-holster-model_7371.html



[video=youtube;cvus55eDSCk]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cvus55eDSCk[/video]

 

[RedNeck Texan]

OC Freedom - For sure on SafariLand holsters. They do cater to Glocks and have very few for SA XD w/ their ALS retention sets.
I like my wheel gun so leather is really my option. Not really many of them any more that make high quality holsters for revolvers are hard to find. :uhoh:

 

[OC Freedom]

OC Freedom - For sure on SafariLand holsters. They do cater to Glocks and have very few for SA XD w/ their ALS retention sets.
I like my wheel gun so leather is really my option. Not really many of them any more that make high quality holsters for revolvers are hard to find. :uhoh:

So very true. I would really like to have a Safariland style holster for my Single Action Army with bird's head grip and 4 5/8 inch barrel.

 

[echofiveniner]

+1
But. you will get some that will say the holster is the most dangerous holster ever. They are nuts. The .0002% of so called problems are operator negligence or failure to use the product as intended. Blackhawk has sold over 6 million Sepra holsters. If the holster is dangerous then you better sell your Glock because it is just as dangerous.

I'm almost in agreement with you. I don't think the SERPA is dangerous unless you are dnagerous. I carried a M9 in SERPA for five years and two deployments and never pulled the trigger without meaning to. I will say it seems like SERPA holsters have had a drop in quality. Teach some basic CCW and Pistol classes I see a lot of SERPA. I've seen the button just lock up, and the belt loop attachment break. My M9 holster never had that issue and I wander if they're have a drp in quality.

 

[Grapeshot]

I'm almost in agreement with you. I don't think the SERPA is dangerous unless you are dnagerous. I carried a M9 in SERPA for five years and two deployments and never pulled the trigger without meaning to. I will say it seems like SERPA holsters have had a drop in quality. Teach some basic CCW and Pistol classes I see a lot of SERPA. I've seen the button just lock up, and the belt loop attachment break. My M9 holster never had that issue and I wander if they're have a drp in quality.

The weakness in the design is that the entire holster can be ripped from the mount - the screw heads are too small w/o any reinforcement.

That said, I carry my 1911 in a SERPA 24/7.

The best security holster IMHO is the Safariland, but I do not like the way it projects from my body.
https://www.safariland.com/holsters...-levels.html#sm.0001jmqdc175zdb9sx11rlfzq0wxh

 

[Firearms Iinstuctor]

I used a Safariland Level 3 holster as my duty holster.

It is a good holster.

I also carry several different pistols in serpas they have served me well.

Each to his own.

 

[xFourellsx]

Just a thanks to all for the info here in this thread. I have been looking for a new holster for a while and wasn't quite sure which I'd pick out.

I've been using Blackhawk holsters for years. Have 2 for my G19 (one for belt and one for the drop leg) and one for my S&W shield. I really like them and have never had any issues but it was time to try something new as I'm not fond of how easy it is to get out of the holster with the trigger finger release lever on the right side.

Saw some of you recommend the Safariland holsters and after a bunch of searches and videos and product demo's from the company I went and picked up a Safariland 7378 7ts als holster. Got it on apr 15th so can't review it. Initial thoughts are that I really like it. The thumb release close to the body is much more natural for me. With that I picked up the ALS 6006 guard as well (have not received it yet).

So thanks to all those that suggested the Safariland holsters! Pretty happy with mine at the moment.