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I had been looking for a new gun in 45 ACP. I had a Colt WW I, but it wasn't
a great range gun...more of a collector's piece. I ended up selling it.
I dug around in the safe and came up with the Glock 21. Amazingly enough, it's actually
1/4" shorter than the SIG P220 (due to the extended eight round magazine). The only
reason I haven't used it full-time is because lead bullets can be problematic.*
I've been using a DeSantis Thumb-break Scabbard for carry. It's adequate; the grip of the
gun sticks out too far since the holster does not have much forward cant. I like it for
general use.
I was digging around the 'net and saw an extreme forward cant holster by some small
leather shop. Hmmm. Forward cant improves concealment. Here's what I came up with:
It features the following:
1) Extreme forward cant
2) Patented "Fuel Line Hose Technology" tensioning device
3) Angled rear strap holder
4) Pressed rubber straps so they don't stick out so far
5) Recessed strap holes
6) Protects the magazine release from accidental activation
7) Tension is maintained on the trigger guard
8) Generous sight channel
9) Angled kydex at the muzzle for comfort
* To lead or no lead? That other Glock interwebs has both views. Guys are claiming shooting
thousands of reloads with lead bullets through their Glocks. Other guys are showing
photos of kaBOOMs! My solution is to buy a KKM barrel for range use.
a great range gun...more of a collector's piece. I ended up selling it.
I dug around in the safe and came up with the Glock 21. Amazingly enough, it's actually
1/4" shorter than the SIG P220 (due to the extended eight round magazine). The only
reason I haven't used it full-time is because lead bullets can be problematic.*
I've been using a DeSantis Thumb-break Scabbard for carry. It's adequate; the grip of the
gun sticks out too far since the holster does not have much forward cant. I like it for
general use.
I was digging around the 'net and saw an extreme forward cant holster by some small
leather shop. Hmmm. Forward cant improves concealment. Here's what I came up with:

It features the following:
1) Extreme forward cant
2) Patented "Fuel Line Hose Technology" tensioning device
3) Angled rear strap holder
4) Pressed rubber straps so they don't stick out so far
5) Recessed strap holes
6) Protects the magazine release from accidental activation
7) Tension is maintained on the trigger guard
8) Generous sight channel
9) Angled kydex at the muzzle for comfort



* To lead or no lead? That other Glock interwebs has both views. Guys are claiming shooting
thousands of reloads with lead bullets through their Glocks. Other guys are showing
photos of kaBOOMs! My solution is to buy a KKM barrel for range use.