Delaware Concealed Carry Forum
CCW Methods & Issues => CCW Equipment => Topic started by: 29thInfantry on May 16, 2015, 02:49:10 AM
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Did not see this on here maybe I missed it if I did I apologize in advance. Just got my Ruger SR9C today would have had it earlier but they sent the all black instead of the stainless slide. So now I am looking at a holster and was woundering what people were using for CCDW. I was looking at the N82 holster a lot of good reviews on it and also the crossbreed, alien gear, and a few others looking for some honest opinions on what everyone likes. Sorry I have not been on in a while between my Aunt in and out of the hospital and people loosing their minds minds around here. Just had a shooting 4 doors down from me it's been a bit crazy around here.
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I carry the sr9c but mostly during the cooler months and I use a owb Fobus holster. If I do carry it during the warmer months, I have a Alien Gear iwb. I do own the N82 and it is a comfortable fit until you start to sweat a bit and then it tends to stick to the old rump. :) The Alien Gear holster does require a bit of breaking in and you may need to do a bit of wardrobe adjustments, mainly pants.
HTH
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I carry my Glock 19 in a N82 Pro every day, all year round. it's very comfortable.
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I chose the SR9, big brother to the compact version (SR9C). I've been carrying for over 3 years using the Deep Comfort, Pro-Carry by the Holster Store. No problem in warm weather, as I use a tank tee shirt under a button up shirt for cover. Check out www.theholsterstore.com , and you will see huge assortment of holster designed for the Ruger SR9C , all made in America (Florida) of US materials. Good prices, quick shipping. (mine only took 4 days)
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I carry my Glock 19 in a N82 Pro every day, all year round. it's very comfortable.
How low does the firearm sit in the holster? I have a few extra pounds on me and dont want the holster to have the weapon sitting up to high
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Mostly carry a Springfield XDS9 OWB with the supplied holdter. But also have a Ruger SR40c and I OWB with a Forbus holster when I carry that gun.
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"How low does the firearm sit in the holster? I have a few extra pounds on me and dont want the holster to have the weapon sitting up to high"
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"How low does the firearm sit in the holster? I have a few extra pounds on me and dont want the holster to have the weapon sitting up to high"
Well thank you good sir thats a very acurate pic of what my midsection looks like. We are not fat we are big boned lololol
Does it feel like it is to heavy on your side or do you even notice it.
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Don't worry, you will be like the rest of us and have a whole drawer full of them.. hahahah...
Del Elec...retirement is getting too good I see..hahahah
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Don't worry, you will be like the rest of us and have a whole drawer full of them.. hahahah...
Del Elec...retirement is getting too good I see..hahahah
It's ten times better than I ever imagined it would be. It could never be too good.
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Don't worry, you will be like the rest of us and have a whole drawer full of them.. hahahah...
^^^^ This ;D Even after finding "my" favorite holster I've still purchased a few others to try out for some ungodly reason.
I have a number of the Minotaur MTAC Holsters by Comp-Tac (http://www.comp-tac.com/mtac-holster-10225) along with a couple of their reinforced belts. I have to say BEST belt I've ever had hand down without a doubt. I have an MTAC shell for many of my handguns and for the ones I'll carry most often I have the full holster. Most of the time I wear a tighter fit T under a regular shirt but often I don't and the holster rarely bothers my skin. Its extremely versatile and every point on it is adjustable. Yes, they are on the high-mid end of pricing (mtac is $95 & belt is $99) but I've been very happy with their holsters as well as their belts.
I wear size 36 jeans mostly and typically carry a Walther Classic 9mm PPQ daily from the time I get up until bed with no issues.
Doesn't matter what we tell you we like as its a personal item that you have to like.